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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
From. .Pataraburg.

. RALEIGH, July 2.-..The Confederate
has been permitted to copy the following
letter received by friend this morning :
GAsroN, N. c., July LII arrived hare
to-day, after a journey Of two and half
days, from Petersburg. I don't think the
road will be repaired through to Petersburg
for month. =
All the fighting for several days has been
on the,railroadnear Reames' Station. There
was heavy fight there, yesterday, in which
we got the advantage. The city cannot be
taken by Grant. All seem to be confident
of our ability to hold the place.
The enemy continue to shell the city
every day. Some houses have been badly
damaged, but few persons have been killed.
The enemy's loss since the fight commen.
oed is thought to be 10000. Ours about
1,500. ,-s.
Gems. Hampton, 'Fitz Lee, W. 81. F..
Lee, and Chambliss, met the Yankee raid.
ers under Wilson and Spears. and killed,
| wounded and captured 5000 men, l,5O0
horses, all their artillery, is pieces,) all
thoir wagon train, baggage and ammuni'
ton.
This happened on Wednesday and Thurs
day near stoney Gresk. They also captur-
ed 400 negroes. ~
1t is said BY soldiers to be the most com.
plete route ever seen.
Secretary Daniel has arrived from head
quarters, and says the entire loss. is over
10000. ej:ea
GREENSBORO, July 3.-The Richmond
ENQUIRER of the I'd has been received. 1t
contains details of the cavslry fight near
Sappony Church and Reams' Station be-
tween Generals Hampton, Fitz. Lee and
Malone, and Wilson and Spears, resulting
in the complete rout of the latter. We
captured fifteen hundred prisoners, inola:
ding negroes. 1t also contains an account
of the oapture.of their wagons, ambulances
and IL Napoleon guns, also. train of&ear-
riages and .buggies stolen from private oiti-
zens, mile in length, together with clo-
thing, silver ware, &c. It is reported by
prisoners that Spears was wounded in the
fight, and that Kauts is in our possession,
disguised asa private.
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9EHE kEEWS.

The news becomes quite exciting
though we daily repulse the enemy at
his principal points, hehas letloose nu-
mereus bands Of robbers to pillage and
destroy property wherever they can
fndit unprotected. A system of brig
andage has been inaugurated, which the
Yankees viii haa themselves aaable To-
check, if they were to decide on peace
tomorrow. They have invited, hired
and bribed the scum of Europe to carry
ont the scheme Of murder, rapine and
pillage, ,iand the capwill be commended
to their own lips, with all its own bit
terness. Our paper to day is record
Of the times, and we certainly feel We
have nothing to fear from the result.
No papers were printed on Tuesday,
the day previous being observed as q
holiday, but should We pick up any
news py the way, We WILL place II nnder
the proper head.
twill be seen that the Yankees have
again made an attack on Charleston,
which has been repulsed SO far--the
Reserves of that District hare been
ciiled,into the feld-these of theiDis-
tsicssaear Hamburg {Edge6elG have
been ordered to be ready for duty alta
moments notice, and we learn Major
Gill has received similar orders. Every
thing gees to show that the last great
struggle is before us, and all that Is re-
CURED viii be t:along pull, and q strong
pull and,pull altogether" fo!send the
Yankees home to attend to their Presi.
teuaial'opesssioua.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06

s@ BY flag of truce received at Port
Royal Ferry, on Wednesday, the; N. York
Times, of the 23d, was received. The
Times, states that Grants losses, since the
opening Of his ssonte Richmond campaign,
;loot up tha appalling number Of 10000
men. The prisoners for whom Gen. Foster
sent to be placed in an,'exposed situation,
in retaliation for the prisoners confined IN
Charleston, had arrived at Port Royal, a.
mopg them is General Edward johnson.
The officer bearing the flag Of truce ask.
ked how our people would like to see q
moniter steam up Charleston harbor with
fifty of our prisoners-ezpossd on deck
Charleston Mercury.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06

TIE RAIIRoAD.-The damage done the
Richmond and Danville Railroad by the
enemy cannot be fully repaired, we learn,
within less than four weeks. Communica-
ton by telegraph will probably be resumed
in day or two. We understand that a
number of government wagons will be sent
to transport supplies for, the army over the
gap made in the road, until the track can
be relaid.
:: We hope that some arrangements will be
speedily made to carry the mails across this
gap, as We have to rely for the present, for
our news, entirely upon odr Southern ex-
changes. A large number Of hands fare em-
ployed in repairing the road.-DanuiNe
Register. -. ".
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06

90 Jack Fuly, the Banjo operator,
from Port Sumter, was to give one Of
MS concerts here last Wednesday night,
but owing to the, Morganton raid, he
chung his harp upon the willow," and
gailantly volunteered, with cdr towns
hsh, s6 go f0 Its Tefief. Wei done,
Jask, you 5 sre ii 4 good chip from the war
beaten block, may your songaneyer be
theshss appreciated. y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
For the Yorkvllle Enquirer.

Mr.. Rtlitor The time having rolled
round, when it is usual to bring before the
people the names Of persons TO be voted for
as Representatives, and no one having been
announced for the Senate, the friends Of
Col. ,Gaawallader Jones, respectfully pre-,
seat kislname. To such as may not have
personal acquaintance with the gentleman
whose name is announced, it is sufficient to
say, that he is eminently qualified by age,
5edueatiee and experience. A. planter BY
profession, his interests are identified with
the interests of the District. He has given
the highest evidence of devotion to country
in these trying and perilous times, by ex.
changing the comforts and endearments of
home, for the trials, dangerA and priVations
Of camp lfe.. Three years ago. with many
Of the gallant and patriotic souhhs of the
surrounding country, he volunteered for the
war-was chosen Captain, and gradually
worked his way up to the command of the
18th Regiment, manifesting for his COM
mand, the kindness and tenderness of a
Father. A year ago. admonished by i'm
paired health, he found it necessary to re.
tire from the fatigue and harassing cares of
camp life, and though no longer personally
present in military active life, he is there;
in the, persons Of three gallant sons, and is
now presented to the voters of York Dis
trict, fora place inthe councils of the State.
II isscatcely necessary to say that this
announcement is made without the knowl-
edge Of Col. sonea by
:. =. $50 MANY VOTERS.
june 3f,th. .f1SfA - ss.
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From Virginia.

.GoLDsBdao, July 1.-The State Jour.
nat has private dispatch from Weldon,
dated the s0th, which says the raiders
struck the Petersburg and Weldon Road to
day, pesr Bslfeld.A later despatch, dated
Belfeld, states that the most of the enemy's
artillery, together with their wagon train,
was captured, and that the greater part Of
the raiders would be.
A fight is reported to-day near. Ream'a
Station. -. y. ly.,sysE
: The raiders have gone from Morganton
through Wautauga, and havesburntthsraiI-
road depot and a passenger train: Our
troops are after them. =
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june S8h,f1s64.

AARIoH HARpEsT:-The Prairie Neps
gives the following summary Of Forests
great victory. The facts are derived from
dis shief quartermaster
p Yankees killed, 1000; wounded, 1900;
captured, 1000. ALSO 200 wagons; so am.
bulapOes; ;peioes of artillery with cais-
sons; 50emules; 100 horses :; S, 900 stand
amallanns; 200, ,Oeopounds Of pilot bread !;
go arrolssugar; 30 sacks of coffee; !; $780,.
900 worth of medicines; 10 barrels of whis-
.lksy, land shovels, spades, axes, carpenters
tools, ETC., in 5args Qusabefs. *
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At an Extra: communication of Philan-
thropic Lodge, No 7S, A. F. NJ, held at
their Hall, in Y9rkville, on the evening of
the74th of,July, A. L.l5s64. j. E. JEFF
seryy, Worsbipfal Master, announced the
death Of Liept. DAVID J. LOGAN, Of Com.
pany F, ,17th Regiment, s. G. ", where
upon Committee were appointed to draft
resolutions, who offered the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased the Great Archi-
tect of the Universe, once moreto affiict,
by removing from among us worthy and
beloved brother, while in the noble dis.
charge of his duty to his country, as a. man
and a Mason and whereas we, as in duty
bound, box humbfy to this dispensation Of
an All Wise Providence, va still feel il in.
cumbent on us, as q melancholy duty to
record his loss: as. -
"Our life is but a tale, dance, a dream,
A little wave that frets and ripples by;
Our hopes the bubbles that II bears along,
Born with BREATH and broken with asigi."
Be it therefore Resozued, That in the
death of DAVID J. LOGAN, this Lodge has
been deprived of an exemplary member,
one whose walk and conversation.was in just
keeping with the principlesand tenets of our
Order; our country Of one Of its most gal.
liant soldiers-and society of one of it's
brightest ornaments. - g..
Resozuea, That blank page of the
Minufe-book of this Lodge be inscribed to
his memory, with the date and oircum-
stances of his death. ~.
Resolued, That our heartfelt sympathies
are hereby rendered to the bereayed family
of our deceased brother, trusting they will
receive comfort from Him who has promised
to be husband and father to the widow
and the orphan
Resoz0ed, That in testimony of respect to
the deceased, Bie members Of this Lodge
do wear the Wual badge of mourning for
thirty days. u
feesotoea, That Q certified copy OF these
proceedings be furnished the Immediate
family Of the deceased, and that the same
be published In the Yorkyille Eaquirer,
md the Shelby, n. g. Eagle: -. .s5
81 p. B. DARWIN,
I. j. B. ALLISON, s
s. - e. j., EgGLES,
q ss-}ssS5.s con,miaes. s. s.
T. N, Dossos, secr'y, pro. tenn. ~
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Justice to the Soldiers.

Under the above caption we find the
following excellent Suggestion in the Fay
easyilie o5sssssr,of stbe 9th inst We
regard tie fdsa here 'aavancsd ss not only
just but altogether practicable. The in
tersst, at 8 per cent, on three hundred
thoussHd Of these bosas ef Eve hanared
aoiRrsssS vSdla DO hans smsiHo6s; (; On S;tnfffsse
hundred Thousand Tie interest would BE If
teen millions Of dollsrs-this larger sum
not being more: than one dollar and fifty
cents per annum for each individual, acoar-
ding 10 shs present population Of The Con-
fedesscy. Put the bonds 1t one thousand
each, and then a poll tar of thrse doilafs
xonld pay ths .iassrest on five hundred
thodsand Of them; even if'ths motley should
be coliscssa from fhis source alone. It
would doubtless, however, be so divided
that the burden, if q burden at all, would
be made much lighter than this. The in.
terest on the largest amount Of these bonds
proposed to be.gissn ths soldiers, could be-
easily paid. As fotthe principal, we think
we should be in favor of making the pay
80. :, :.1,.r.a. m, :. IL :,
nen' u 'ns' .u
soldiers is Wnat Is ~anseo' anu no' 'ne pay
msnt to him OF the amount which that pen
sicn repressnts |: -. s..
a .s,s,.tss :s;,;ysS, han ,osf,s In s,,ses.
s.n ., ,,s,s,es. !, ~; .;.s,,,. lshish On th;,t
s.o,sss l Il ss.ssse ,css,s;asrstinn nj. tbat
ros,;;sss [ : shnt;I5 .;ss h ssoh ao,aiar a Gon.
sssaass,s % hnnd for shf,l1 Az islflr,o mot ,,snu.
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vor ah;a ,t,ss ~ |bs sfSrst nlssa Ina sofd
fars M M hssa MI ,,sa,, aisonstsiy mid an I'm!
adm;. and Mn mt FIR iask of vilI bnt onnfvI
49,. 49, :. q. ason. &C :n,asna asIo !,
s1oo0 would IN ron,e ,nessnre stone "a,
th;s and nosto,;tv ~ n and ougbt to nav il
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49, ,.ara m;l,;on -, bsE - u;llion of
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go. go as "a .cs - asSsst;ans onia ,bos.i
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06

CASUALTIES Go. B. 42d Miss. RECT.
Battle of Wilderness, May 5 and6. !;
: KsRea-Gol. w. a. Feeney.
. COMPANY B-Ksusa-2nd 1t. J. w.
Godfrey, Private'A. J. Haynes. ROanaea.
r. A. Loofman, face, severely; s. II.
Leouard, thigh, severely; ]. S. Moore, head,
severely; j. Moore, slight; j: G. Cop
pidge, foot, slight; J. W. Scott, face,
slight; j. @. Singleton, hand slight.
~ Baltic of Spottsylvauia, g.. H, May IL.
Wounded-H. II. Cobler, face; severely
Eli Dishago, hand, severely. 9,$
Battle near Richmond, June Ind
Killed-S. Mitchell, T. J. Wiiliams.--
Rounded-D. J.. Robinson, back, slight
j. A. Scott, thigh, severely.
8. L..WALKER,
- Go. b. -42d Miss Regiment.
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s~ We haveprivate adgicea Gays the
Goldsboro, N. c. State Journal, I'd inst. y
which state that the raiders 9ho:aave been
giving us so much trouble on the Peters
burg and Weldon railroad have been effeo-
tually dispersed and ha! !fof them captured !;
The telegraph will probably be in working
order through to Petersburg v'a WELDON
to day. Il
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sar A special dispatch to the Register
from Macon Miss, says Gov. Clarke to day
issued a proclamation calling out every able
bodied man in the State to repel an inya.
sion. The troops are ordered to rendezvous
at Brandon and West Point. -. 49,
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LATEST NEWS.

sa. We are panied to learn, says the
Raleigh Conseruatiue, that Hon. w. W.
Avery, died in Marganton, on Friday last,
from the wound he received IN the engage.
ment between the Burke Home Guards and
Kinks raiders. ..-.
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M,MSMErexFsEe


/ - We see by the. Charlotte papers,
that negro labor is:required to. assist in
taking up the iron on the Statesville
railroad, to repair the Danville Road
lately torn up by the Yankees-the
work is, doubtless; rapidly progressing.
1t issaid that the parties detected in
Augusta in communicating with the enemy
are females. They should be imprisoned
forthwith and kept in confinement till the
close of the war. They ere probably high
in social position, but We hope the authori-
ties have the nerve to do their duty.
The Salisbury RatcAnaam says that
the convicts in the Military Prison at Sails
burg have been put to work for the i'm.
provsment Of the streets Of that town.
Ten thousand wounded frsm Shermau's
army had arrived at Nashville and Louis
ville, up to the 10th inst. rs.-. 49,
- Capt semnesis still in command Of the
Alabama, and cruising in the China Seas.
Lieut.. Evans, Of South Carolina, is in com.
mand of the Georgia, at: last accounts in
Bordeaux, France. -
1t is reported from N. Orleans, on good
Authority, that Hahn had been deposed BY
thincoln as governor, and Banks had been
appointed military governor. Gen. Sick.
les Vas to command the army.
- The Chicsgo Times and St. Louis Re-
publican Of the 23d, announce that the Chi
oago Convention is postponed until the
2ssh Of August.
Why Is Abraham Lincoln, among his
children, like a certain river in Virginia
Because, considered with reference to his
progeny he is thePa monkey, tPamunkey.
- Prentice demands the Hremovap Of
John Morgan, Or peace and the recognition
Of the rebels. ..... .'....
- Henderson, publisher Of the Evening
Rdss'and Navy Agent at New York, was
arrested on warrant issued on the appli.
scstien of the special council Of the Navy
Department. He was admitted u bail in
(s10O,0O0) one hundred thousand dollars.
= Watermelons have made their appear
auce at Columbus, Ga, and they are hav-
nggresn corn at Montgomery, Aha.
- The circulation Of the Chicago Times
and Cincinnati Enquirer have been prohib:
tied. ~"
- We regret to notice the loss on Friday
of nearly 400 Of Haeood's brigade, mostly
captured. They were thrown forward as
skirmishers to ascertain the strength ofthe
ensmy's riaepits, but allowing, their zeal
to get the better Of them, they not only
took The rifle pits, but, charging up to the
breastworks, were entrapped and taken.
1t is stated thet General Pillow, with
about fye thousand cavalry, has succeeded
in getting into the rear of sherman's army,
and is operating successfully. This may
account for the reckless, charge of sher-
'man on our lines on Monday. 1fthe state
.ment is correct, sherman's fate is sealed.
- July 1at, about 200 raiders we're cap
tnred on the Petersburg and, Weldon rail
road. p. .-s.:.-..., .;:ss. - :s:-..:,.rg
- Information from the enemy's lines re-
port much dissatisfaction among the Yam
KEGS, and Sherman, is calling for reinforce
ments. They say Johnston has an over
#hslming force, and he cannot take Atlanta,
but must retreat unless more troops are sent
to him.
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1si on MoRaANSToN, N. g.

= RAID ON MoRaANToN, N. Co.
On Wednesday evening lsst,'informa-
ton was brought to this place that a
raid was III progress Oh Morgaatop, N:
G., and that the Mayor 6f f Charlotte
had telegraphed to Chester far-assist-
ance; meeting was held ut once, and
a cempsny formed, Who proceeded to
Chester, Which place they reached at
11o'slock, The same evening, butt lesyn-
ed By . dispatch that their services
#uula net be needed, ass a saf6sient
force had gone forward 70 aaispsase Tie
raiders, who proved to be tories, deser-
tiers, &C., further particulars Of which
will be found in our columns to day
The pfompthess Of our townfofks was
highly ereditable, and the large assem-
biage Of ladies at the depot to cheer
them on, was evidence their hearts were
with as, and that old York can still
keep up the credit of the Kings Noun.
tain District. Our friends all returned
home, satisfied, at least, with knowing
who were be depended on when dan
ger did come near home. The follow-.
iingis the roll Of Volunteers: :.
VIM. d. M'CORKLE, Captain.
5 B.. +. BR1aas, Lieutenant.
Anderson, Rey.sJ. M. s.-s - s.,
Allison, James B.
Cooley, Absalem .; ..
Deyinny, j. M.
Eccfes, Thomas J.
sGrist, William Z. :, ......
! Grist, John q. .,..,. -..s.y g.. BE-.
Galbraith, i. M. -r s..... ....
Hare, Richard :. 10 .a.
Hntehison, Hugh -"
Kerr, Jerome B. ..
Knykeadal, Samuel j.
Latta, Robert -.
Lowry, James N.
Lindsay, John +.
Latham, Rev. Robert .s.
Massot, J. B. .t a..
Marshall, w. -.-. -.
9Leary, George
Owens, james A.
Parker, ]. Webb
= tRawlihson, Joel W..
Rawlinson, William M.
Rose, William 4.
., Steele, GeergeDr.
Stoney, Rev. James e.,
Stoney, J. Joseph
Smith Louis .r
Smith, william &.
Thomson, US. r.
9uliey, Jack
Wood, Rev. NJ. D.
Whitaker, T. Morrison
Rithers, Springs
Wood. jerome
Williams, Edgar p.
Witherspoon, j. Harvey
aliams, John E.
- ------sa-sscs~-
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GOUTH CAROLYN A-Y ORK DIS

~ TRLCT.-Whereas, ,THoS. 8, NEELY hasspriedto
for Letters Of Administration, all and singnlaI the
goods and chatels, rights and credits OF JOHN
JENNINGS, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are therefore to cite dndmonish land singular,
the kindred and credItoofte said deceased, 70 be
pear before at Ordinary for the snid Dis
July Inst, 70 shew cause, II any why the said
should not be granted. e 9ss ,,
Given under my hand and Seal, this oh DAY cf june
slxtyour, and in the eighty year OF he lnde-
pendence of South Carolina - .g q Il ),
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Maj DannelIy, and lis Medical
Board Of Examination, were again in
session at this place yesterday, with
some sixty eases on land.
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN tho Pos, Office N, yoykyr,es al O. July Ist

1884. - :3...,s Ia S s :. !. - :,
Black, Miss Mary Crow, MB Terry 0oFehnd, H. ss B
Carroil,J L Doggett, 2; Edward Dodson, nly el1nah
Dufie, w Dunlop, James Eibudge, R v VeiSfQ; Wm
Howeh, Robert Hays, E @ Hoge, Miss Jane Henderson,
Mrs Martha Harris, Mrs Mary A HaDfbIlek tG Hsr-
per, Miss Emily Love, Ms Sarah Mcftaln A5f tefhda
McWfay Miss Mary AParsh, Thomas Pefnrvons Miss M
Robson, Robert stsrns, Miss Ma5 Efndife tss N
Wright Miss M Wood, Es Vatus, Ifznry a1IhcS "a
q . ..s.s-- q j. r. ALEXANDER, p M
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.Ypmensal..

On Tuesday 9sib lilt, BY Rev o. /. Watson,
Can't. n. d. STOWE, OF Castor, c., and Miss s. C.
TATE, Of York Dlshst, s. g: s., 8.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF AGENT OF STATE, s

THE requisition for Labor having
i been suspended by the Confederate authorities nni
the st of August next the can of the Agent Of the sate
upon Divison No. J, Is hereby Withdrawn uni turner
For die information Of ths Sheriff onhs
In the Division above named Ii Is sated he
y Of the Lubor Of Defaultes In accordance with orders
from this Office. - sR.sB.s sjOHNSON,
,.. - Agent of the State pf,south CarclIla
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SALE OF FIRNIPURE,
bHV ;E. R0VEERS.

Crochery, Glassibare, Coffee, SShoas, 7ats,
Hogs, Cotton Cards and q lotof Booss.
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MILL be, sold on FRIDAY ,zJuly
w sth, at 10 O'Clock, atHARRIs,5 OLD HOTEL, rs
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nj o TT @ d II HEREBY FOR
u warn all persons from Trading for the GERTffTcATE
OF r. g. McOAW, G. s.. DEPOSITARY for York pfsuict
No. l38, dated June 25 1854 in favor Of myself Said
JuIy 8 - ls,s1f r..
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NOnfINATION..

THE friends of Col. CAD. ONES
Il respectfully announce him as candidate for sENA-
TOR from York Dsrict, a. the ensuing elccon June
30, 1854 Il - - - s;;s$fs.- MANY FRIENDS
Juy6 ,=fss e.. 81 ~ go .s3as .ie