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We have received the Atlantic for May
from ]. B. Cobb and Go. It is an excellent
number, the best published for many months.
1t contains contributions from Miss Apple
ton, the authoress of Life in the Iron
Mills" LongfellOw, Gail Hamilton, Bryant,
Donald G. Mitchell, Harriet Prescott, Agas-
siz, Holmes and Hawthorne, beside Oth0r
miscellany. "The DOllivor Romance" ia an
extract, In Hqwthorne's exquisite and char
scteristic style, from his last and unfinished
work,
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MAcARIA-By Augusta J. Evans, Author of
Benlah. New York, John Bradburn, 1864.
The authOress of Bsulah is already very
favorabIy known to aIarge class Of the read
ing public. To that class any recOmmenda-
ton of ''Macsria," will be supsrauOus, and
by that class it will almost solely bought and
Fead. For ourselves, We have a strong dis
relish of the biological dogmas coated and
swsstnsd with sugAring of fiction. Both
are heslthfuI in themselves, but their mix
ture is neither pleasing or profitable. The
present work, however, is decided improve
ment on "BeqIah," in this regard, and is
very readable and interesting.
1t is for sale by B Cobb & Co.
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Licensed war CfaklD AGENT
Collects Bountses, Pensions Back Pay, Prise Money
and other var CistTns.
ETPeEBOnal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
eiORims IN the Departments st Washington.
saTAn per4ons having Claims should apply In Per-
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B. p. PErxOrTO, , ESQ

Grand Saar OF the L. U. b. b.
As tribute to has earnest and devoted ef-
forts in behalf of the Israelites Of the United
States, for whose moral and intellectual sd-
vancsment and patriotic ardor ne has so un-
remittingly labOred. az we'll aa fnr high PeE-
sOnal character and moral worth, this volume
is respectfully dedicated by the author.
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PIFTsBURGH OIL MARKET.
Especial to the Insdsr.I

PTFFuURaH, June -
PefroIeum-Mar arket dull and prices nOminAl.-
l5a4sc asked for Crude. Rshned excited aud market
bare, with plenty Of buyers
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The second comes of at two O'Clock, P. H.,
for citizen purse Of $1OO.
]. Bennett names Lady May.
D. Atwood Tom Flarnet
W. q, Potts Honest Joe,
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AMUsEMENTS,
IMaEEsE SUCCESS OF 4ra
GREAT SENSATION DRAMA

The Great Gramaiic Sensation OF the 60 10 T.r
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THE TsCKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
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TILsINNIIIIl1
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IEA good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
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Market prices paid for Wool End Pelts, in Cash
tIManufactured Goods.
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TO LET-A LARGE HALL IN THE
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TWO SrOBIES o. brick bullding, about 90 by
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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aupsrfBtsndeAts, Manufacturers and Dealers IN
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TIKST CLASS SECOND HAND
PIANO can b. bought at a bargain, 81 inquir
"a for during this week Gt tho hsaaer & flee.
iune23-l57
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NK ANTED IMMEDIATELY FOE
w tie QuGrtermaster's Department at Nash;
gfe TeuH. =, 300 lab0rerg, wages $40 per month and
rAtions 80 teamsters wages ass per month and ra-
tons. To men capable Of taking charge OF a Train
- Waaoumhstsr, that will report with Twenty
ty-five men 80 per month viii be given Assistants
with fifteen men 945 per month. None need apply
but able bodied men willing to engage for SIX months
Transportation furnished. Apply to
ID. bB BERNOOD, Agent OF A. O n.
mAylR2 Commercial HOnse, cleveland, q.
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Of; andslet him who will turn against
or desert our cause suffer the penalties
due him, be he native or foreigner; An
enemy at home is the worst ofenemies,
and he who, VIII net u any way, by his
service in ranks, or BY his means, in
support Of the needy, and for the pub
lie good, is not worthy Of the name Of
tacitizen Of the Southern Gonfede ederacy,
and should not enjoy the benefits
thereof. ~ s.
The latest accounts in regard to the
Presidential election in the Northern
States, represent a'large majority for
Nice cGiellan in the State Of New York
and IN the army. Abraham, no doubt,
feels that he has been weighed in the
balance Of public opinion and found
wanting A few more days win decide
his fate. 8 Z z -. 60 -
With my good wishes forthe old man man
and the boys, ! now close.
Yours, DARBY.
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his afflicted father, who shared With him BIZ
the duties Of Camp, and accompanied
his remains home, to the family burial
ground in York District. Though he
is no longer in the ranks to do his duty
to his country, his friends and comrades
feel assured he was not unprepared for
his sad journey through the vale and
sha@w of death {: -
Crest, Soldier, rest thy warfare o'er,
No stirring drum shall rouse thee more,"
But calmly, on thy Saviour's breast,
= 8. STis thine to sleep, In endless rest. E.ti
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From aeo,rig,ia.

MAooN, Nov: l9 he military snthoti.
'ities are active and sigilads, and eyefy man
is under arms, and cOnfd fdenee Is being To-
stored. The enemy Is believed TO Be opp
our right, about 80 miles distant. Ths oisy
will be defended to the last. & q
AUGUSTA, Nov. 81. "A rsiding party Of
tie enemy tapped tue Central road ii Girls
woidsilIa, at 8 O'clock Sunday afternoon.
Alumbsr train was captured and destroyed
Nothing else knoWn, except that ksayy
firing WAS heard there : ten hours sfteE
wards. -, t;ss.ssss ss.sss = 5
The movement of Shsrmsa on Maoota Ii il
simply q feint for the purpose Of aoncentis-
ting our forces there. The raid upon the
central road is for the purpose Of keeping
them there while the wnoie force of the en-.
emy moves upon and captures augusta 81
Savannah Sherman did not advance bis
infantry further down the Macon and West.
era road than Gtiffn !; but bis cavalry went
as far IS Barnesville. - J. =,
He has crossed The -Ocones With his il.
fantry and is.near Indian Springs. The
whole force is moving in this dirsction. !
Their advance was three miles from Union
Point at II o'clock this morning.
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THE END: OF THE n WAH.-It ID tie hab.
3lis now to say the war viii last four years
longer. The Richmond Ezaniipsr thinks
twill Rot last four months longef, If we
stand perfectly firm aud united nov. q . B 1
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Confsderate Congress.

RIoHMoNp. Nov. l8 .-In tfa Sanate.
|M, n,r,s rssolnt;ons ,ve,a 3 .donted. Hs
reouestsa ia JsmSmittaeeI s. F6raian Al fairs
4 ,s,o,t ia fss,. so fsr 2 can IL obta;n.
"A. Tslst;,s 4 ,tbs l.viesa ,5,a; 5s,sa;rnre If the
S Scan.ufed eonfsderate stssmer M Florida, 81 ii
fhe Bav Of Babai. and and What action should
be taken by this Government TO redress the
outrage. ] 50 s .ss.
Ms. Henry Of Tennessee, introduced res.
olutious declaring the discrimination Of
Congress and the people Of the Confederate
States to prosecute the var until indspend-
snce ,tS should be acknowledged.
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RESOLUTI0N OF SOLDIERS,;
board Or RELIIsF ron {;
81 YORK DTSTRI(yT.s.sss5ss:s So :sl

;RES0LKE That alI plaiiterFssf ana
~ Mflers who basenpt paid tss Tax &c TWO PFR
CENT levied for te belie1 Iaipies onl Com
and I Wheat, returned 70 Collector. as
same yerIeit "a ftien;
within Ten days from ibis ia Tose who disregard tIs
notice shal be served inclndtpg an the
Of default virtue Of The Actor the late Geneyal
AssembIyo Of South CaIo}ina "A. .yB SPRINGS, .ss
Chrrman eodIss, Board Of Relief fbr York District.
Ncyemhet ~ - - = q KS ~ 2t s
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Ia. Necessity compels us, for season,
% require Produce from Producers, in the
District, for Subscriptions, Advertising and
JOB Printing. \

M To those Of our friends who have
ptomissd provisions, &C., for work done,
itsis earnestly desired that they come for
ward with some supplies, for We find it i'm
possible 70 subsiston promises alone. Print
ers must eat as well as others.
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COUTHGAHOIdN 5RE DIS

- TRICT-Wnepeas, ELE4NoR RAnleH h<s up;
pled me for Leften of ~ sin
saiaI Die goods and ehaneIs q
PARISH, lue OF me Disutct sf05e5 dkctn4e
These IRE tierefore tp cite an
Tie kindred and creditors ofe fdd deceased ond a
pear beforeme Court Dls-
ct 70 be holden II York codft House on te 5h day o.
Decemberrcx1 anew canse, If any, wfy The sstde Ad
minsestioh should not ts granted &.
Given under my HAND and ez fhzs 3oFembeS
In the yeafof Lord one thousand e3ef hundredsnd
9gMxp-5u dnd hi fe elsfty ninfh yex Qf ne Jnde
s. elsss3 "a - JOHN % ID.
: NosembM 23e ~ Ms
EGDDTHGAROI a ~ ORK lis
EksJsTRfCr 4ph1fedsf LIZABE.rH Ell gAGKs0N
applied % me feites % o. m md
singular the goods and chstels, n9b ind credlu oz
ROBERT d. Jackson, late Of he District afossisid,
These sthereiose 70 ciieund aduaonis
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased, 70 ~ a8
appear before at nexf ofdfnarr Courf
District 70 be holden a York Court Ho1fS op dsz
ofDecebe sDshe& canse, ,ff av, 5a1s AZ
minIstSaron should nos be granted. ssts 81
Gtyenunder hapd md sesb this l8th S1y Noye1ff,
tnthe year 0f our Lom tous1hd Sfg 6nddfnf a5i3
shy four and is the ninth year cf the
oeaee 9 sssss = soas a: s0wN
November 81 ~.
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EgAa CoLLARs AND BRAss BuyToks.
EGoats with star collars and brass blttoni
were never intended for paflog ,eostumes
snd soldiers who sloiter from duty, are mo-
the most trusty protectors Of loselg women.
issenator Hiss.
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ATinae to Dance.

> 81
Solomon says that ITO every thing there
is season and . time "a. every purpose un.
der the, heavens and further on he :.ss8s
plainly and unequiyocally, there is so time
to dance" Everybody will admit that The
wise man IS right about dancing, and hence
the only question left us to decide is in ref.
erence to the time suitable for dancing. =
Plainly this, the time to dancaa Yes,
because--.ssa5G s3 % ;.ssyl- - - = :
1. The defenders Of our country are now
exposed to danger and to death.
e., A ruthless foe are oyerrunning the
country, destroying property and driving
helpless women and children. with empty
purses, away from their homes to beg for
bread and shelter. ;;i.,.ISss-ses.s3t go q
s. The music Of the dance and the p,irth
Of the ball room chime in most harmonious
y with the cries Of orphans and The lamen-
tstions Of widows. i ss5iy 81, s.,Ss,gS;.3;
4. ,It is sweet to think. that, while We
mingle in che giddy throng brother may
be on short rations far away shivering with
cold and pelted by rude storms between us
and q foe bent upon our destruction. ~
5. The noblest, best, blood Of the South
ern country, even that of our own fathers,
brothers, husbands or friends, has been
poured out like water, and the memory Of
their noble deeds and Of their bones that
2 "a - III n
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.ENKOLLIMG 0EE15E.
x0axvll / .sllI s. 1 s s ssss'ssss Il

IN pursuance of Of Orders. receixed az
Ithis Once, ali peuohs IN York Disric betgae he
ages OF seventeen lz and h6dlng
been recommended fofL GHT DUTY hfyc kern H4efGE
Ed, will report 20 tha odce r tgspeerionsc
ESot required nat tkSss iIa1f dug sd hoz sspc ND
have gone forward 10 Camp of rndet fcSsnt
orders and have ttere been examined. 81
These orders issued puIsuaHt bfdeB f ths War
Department and those vino fail
tcatedy yYt incprfhe penay of betng
;ncidseEylce, wttAp1t refsEsnce q
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ward With some supplies, for We find it i'm.
possible 70 subsiston promises alone. Print,
ers must eat as well as others.
FROM THE RESERVE FORCES.
CAMP Prison,
FIoRHNcE, s. G., Nov. IS, 1854.
On Tuesday evening last, a lot ofa-
bout forty fine dressed Yankees, cap
tured by the Tallahassee, reached this
place, and were quartered with their
ragged, less fortunate brethren, who
win doubtless soon reduce them to their
own condition. The same night, 149
reached here from Columbia, where
they had for some time sojourned, after
leaving Anderson-in their own graph
ic terms, they were exchanging hea-
ven for hell 2 This is quite compi-
1nent to our Capitol, and its "angeic
choir, when aeyen their enemies praise
thena."
The negroes who have been working
ON the fortifcations here, having con-
cluded Che labor assigned to them, are
sent home. Those from your District,
who are ordered out this month, will
probably be assigned TO like duty, near
Columbia if the work is as well done
shere, and as promptly, as tits at this
point, under the snperintendanee Of
Maj Marley, the good citizens will feel
more security than they anticipated in
the establishment of an eastrepot for
Yankee prisoners in their midst. We
hope they have become reconciled to
their fate, s and ours. !:
Among the guard who brought the
blue bellies, we're several of our York
neighbors- s.'>se
sunson, and Floyd,
y :, E7rsa7 Earwood and Boyd, .. ~ :
who looked as though they could stand
the.campaign fora good time to come
they wear we'll though q farlough
home would doubtless improve their
complexions. e :s.s
We are continuing to furlough as
manyof our company to gather their
corn and SOW wheat, as our numbers
viii allow; it seems that ''public neces-
sity does not require the Farmer and
Mechanic az home, at all, if we judge
from the details that have been granted
by Cen: ehesnut, and Maj. Melton
NE viii not say that the general i'm
preston Of the camp is, that undue in
auenees have been encouraged, and that
the sEnrolling officer" has made him
, self obnoxious from fayoritism, and
personal animosities, but it is deemed
Justly partof 4the ohronicle. . to state
that such accusations are loudly made
athronghout this camp, and in letters
from home, and there are none to con-
tradict them. One thing is cer:ain,
and your correspondent says this on
his OWN authority, if the order Of Gen.
Cooper was enforced, the Enrolling
Offices would be filed by men who have
been wounded in service, those who are
over fifty, OF. such as are really unfit for
other services.
While on this subject, it may be as
well ID, notice the great outcry by some
Of the press against the President, be-
cause be. does not think it right to en-
: enspe Printers, Editors, &c., sas o class.
Nor is itright that ersy class should be
exempted as such. Your own memory
win recall thefact, that some six months
ago circulars were sent to the several
newspaper publishers throughout the
country, requiring the number, ages,
&c., Of the parties necessarily engaged
IN publishing the several papers
Donbtless. the return has been start
- ~,
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tom 1Ins, Thursday and fpdag, @ go 9h,of Dec =
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Al DayIdssas Sore, lopdsy and sqa 2eth
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Al McCoshi, Wednesday, 2dfhof December,
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piration OF the above'meHJohed Tine books Sta
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FOR SALE.

GAL z that is is dry al and id good d6ondi.
aCo, CAROLINA BELLE SNUFF, F,sNAEs5GuNsGAPs,
and large supply or EA EARTHENtHAHEsEAc Applyto
1 - 20 ~ FREDERICK w sROBERTHON -
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sfs-s:s 's@sss NOTICE. sls:l 81
$ AssEssoR xsIN KINps q u

j WILL atteaa at then sand times
y ADORE deslgaatsd by sbe EAx' o0IBEeYUR q takc
Snsd Pess cossos e S1c ScsMe sS 81 fssS %
Sorghum or Gang Rersofg not having undn ther fstuu
Of Wheaf, oan, Ryas Hsg aud Wool, q M fdfmef ap
polniT,snss point es9 as4E go S ths
Aussssof, Tar q a Ksnd, slst Dtsrda.
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sT EAD PENCILS JUST RE-
drawing For @ls Al tse zfRTNTINa OFFICE.
.EQe66S 50 e. g ,sfss.. IF
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'Ypmsnld.

MAnR1Rp-On "Wednesday mornings, 10Th instant. by
Rev.L Monroe anderson, resldence of the bdes
and Miss MARGARET s., daugitef Of Nh Samuel Steele,
nilof York District. 2ssss 2 =
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gHERNNON,& MIL

"ILL continue to- ogrlnd 20 C@hNsa aas
w heretofore; that 10, on TUEsDAysWEDNEsDAY
and THURSDAY ofeaehweek, and give entire
sa,IstassiSn Mss5ai e 81 ais patrons - y
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cation, as an appendix to my previous
letter. lam always on hand for s'a
little dance tonight, boys when such
is in season, but that is not aaoso.
The health of the Battalion is daily
improving, and I hope soon to report
the disappearance of mumps and mea-
ISLES. We still have one bad case Of
fever in the hospital from Company D,
but all the rest are rapidly GONZALES.
cling. 49, -
The weather is now quite warm, and
we may expect rain in a day;or two
We still pursue the old routine ofduty,
with sufficient rations, and an occasion:
al quarrel with the Georgia officers and
ours, to make camp rumors indispen,
sable to our pine-fre gossips.
Hoping a liberal number of Farmers
may be detailed to make something to
eat for our families at home, at seized:
stle prices, and the spectators be sent
to the front Gas class, . no more at
| present from S.. -. =. 6.
P. SIT becomes my melancholy
duty to announce the death Of William
T. son of J.: II and Elizabeth McGil,
in his nth year. Of Typhoid Fever.
He was an amiable young man, a good
soldier, and dutiful son. He died in
the Hospital, at Florence this evening,
where he received every attention from
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