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49,. NoNTGOWERY Y3se
fFff 3STSs
Eiil WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, -g4ta.
M0NTG0NERT COUNTY, Va.

Tits ec 1 watering place will he for the reception
OF visitors on 2Gh Of May These Springs Of
access than Virginia being Immediately the Virginia
Sfate and surrounded by beautiful scenery.
The medicinal qualities of the wter fully established hav
Instrumental in the cure OF many diseases peculiar 10
ti.= southern country
Ts is not only delightful resort bu in these exc
liz times safe eat for ladies and children.
Telegraph unicGon with a! important points in the
Confederate States. .
jas. B K7yr, President myl7 I'm
TX aTFaNGAH'S TROPICAL E&UoFKSG-
Cheaper and superior aay ether used Southern
climate
it, tested and recognized puaittes A!.--
1d IMPERMEA BILITYsupecic to any ether cracks
or LEAKS being possible.
Sd EEAUTY-It presents smooth and grauielka surface,
Ath. CEEAPNESS-t costa much eso tEau though 1t IL as
Composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
Bh Observation-Disclosures will resist FIRE better than
siAteroof. -
Ibis climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the
tecEe heat of summer.
It'll SOLIDITY- becomes harder smoother from ex
be put upon roofs of slope and being gh
liable corrosion and breaking does require repairs
The "TE0PICAL ROOFING - is a chemical compound o
substances several of which peculiar alone cornbnet
IN proportions discovered By sctnsi experiment add
Testimonials of the above IN the hand
OF agent may be verified by wishing be
fore contracting.
j. c. EATFMAN
feI5 ly corner of Bienvilleapd M.ratu stB
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! VIEW ORLEANS oIssAnxENrAE,

e NEW ORLEANS OFsEAMENTAEa
IRON WORkS-Tns undersigned bsg leave to inform
ne public and builders generally that they
RoT S their foundry Magnolia and Htreets
,ce in Davidson Rev Carondelet sree-euch Terandahs
Ealing Shutters Safe and Bank Door Straight and ircuIaY
| 5isirs, Iron Bridges, Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast Wrought Trono
ANNA Veut;atars and sash Weigte fiji orders ca
description of Castings Columns Store House FrontH
wish despatch.
BENNETT L LuRGEs Devidson's Row.
jef3H CsrGndef6t street,
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lie s. Eharlez street, continues 10 s7pnIg ina
LOSS Of TEETH without wires or 5Drngr
LLLl@ his r-1rcplo of eeIf adhesion. THIS
nctaod has procured hin universal spprobatson and
1ended teIE9 he system Of supplying ARTIs
FICII TEETH hitherto invented, all CAGES restoring
perfect articulation end ngscatcn perfect aad natural
appearance to defy detection DR..
Vests method Of nF sst with gold combines al ae modern
fhoa interested will these statements be
entirely and tcrupuousy DR. W. returns bis aacere
thanks the Inhabitants Of New 0reaa vicinity tho
practice thsy fifteen
years Qco and esdeace IA S. Charles second doc
frcr1 Lafayette SGusre. ss5ts
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SOUTHERN I2MEkSkSIhN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
Tonic Aromatic Eitters. |
L CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc., eta.
any agreeae a;, while the second msT be t@Eea pure
ess iHetsily please every TASTE Tb? aroma md d9li
cio1s 'oE these hte p4s5,5 me tGc'' INC 's JUICES
they particularly vcecou- rc.toring health and re
Weakne,s, etc all Of which render et sell a burden.
aa4 @ e #! weaEs no reney bcfi5r aane re-
? Re x. assan i Bs sy be pure
toey DO much spirits t aPPatsn5y STOLE h4yGr
principle both Of which, however highly agreeable
cpsi ioes clubs, coIeeholses, ETC
Prepared and sold by ,,,rcz,.nD ,n..,o,ouu
A. 50 Roy ya s RI 9SSS; sew 5T{Esans
les Confeconeres Cosetcra, Hotels Cuta, mo iiy
IsFRANCE<'s FEMALE CORDIAL
For producing Blooming Conpezon Erect and Graceful
G sad Eapon ms P@ RON" s fly sas %sa
% 9 Of 1 ssoa P2 o m IT the Heas
prodnced By Suppressed Painful Irregular Mensruston to
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally copognef for the Ppos Of pp 6e o. ana
any and al stdnnsks ESsle G9Tqe s,so
i has fny Mobile and proves to be equal to
all II has been represented.
Th,&ady the most prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently cured Debility and Low Spirits bordering on
loss of mind through apathy inaction q tie womb BY he
isfrncks FeIn Cordial after H other remedies had
failed organ excited healthy action, and she
restored health happiness and the society Of her
family and friends
equally surprising Of the NEST desperate Fee
male cases the propreorE.
asy-Sold by JOHN WRIGHS Il Co, New Orleans AL
Ant 4 CO. Mobile and Druggists generally. sea ly
r=st PRIZE ROAT BUILDER VIZ
OF THE SOUTH
j. MAE1ONY, Algters, La.
furnish, the shortest notice. bu the most approved
models Pleasure Yachts, Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner aud Steamboat Yawls Sfs and Row
Boats, of all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars Spnrs Blocks ard everything appertening to Yacht
Citing for sale at the swest market prices.
u2S lv.sW
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44rte VERY VALUABLE, LAND FOB 4ztst
Si Sale-The undersigned offer for salo Tract of S
Is Land lying on Alligator Bayou, in the County of %~
Bolivar State of Mississippi eight nine miles distant from
Little Sunfowe Landing the Mississippi river and consist
Ing OF euh hJ section No 25 the south half of
M 2 section No 35 and the half and northeast
quarter OF section No So nl in township No e. of range
No west containing hundred and fifty
eight hundredths The quality of the land is
inferior that of land In the Mississippi bottoms II has
not inundated since 1883 fer many years previously
There three large and good cabins the tract built 1885,
and hundred cleared the spring year and
cultivated in till the part July when the hagds
removed consequence of the nundaon In 1883 about
three hundred Of the track deadened and the
Gaze cut down The you through the dividing it
about equally 1t could be aiVanngeously divided into two
tracts 1t is about two miles distant from Col Pickets land
For terms apply to Marshall j. Smith, New orleans or F.
ftohk rs MOBILE ROBERT W. SMITH
Az A. F. HOPKINS,
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f@i BOSS ERE respectfully announces to her friends 6
Hand the public generally that her house is open III
for the reception visitors The nnrivaed electric medicinal
baths can be enjoyed perfection tha facilities for
Failing hpye been greatly Increased mproved Her table,
As heretofore will abundany supplied and every attention
will he Maid of invad She earnestly trusts by
her unrng eXeons give satisfaction 10 all who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
distance fir he villages of GovpgOn and Vaudeville, it
ders the drives to those places convenient.
The Aba omnibus will be in attendance At the landing at
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs.
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- BARNES I4og'1h- tss&
E;l MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. %ssss4-

This establishment will be opened for the accommodation of
visitors the first day of June The entire place has
been newly fitted up and is in complete order.
Wharf and Bath Houses have erected Attached the
hotel is splendid Bar Room containing choicest Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alleys after the
approved modern styles; Pito and Rifle Gal
lery and Livery Stable provided with No. Saddle Buggy
and Carriage Horses In the immediate vicinity the Telegraph
and Post Office situated.
Gentlemen and Ladies wishing engage will please
address WILL AM BARNES, Thompson Barnes 70
aud % Common street. Orleans until the June
thereafter, the Proprietor, at Mississippi City.
my3 Am VIM. BARNES, Proprietor.
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n. ?. ~
Tz3si + S Il co., IMPORTERS and DEALERS
YIN IiQUORs, TO9ACtC AND c4'sH1'0' 40 = T Y
yIsr street. New Orleans.
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RNURPHY'S HOTEL,
Nos 90 AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Established 1851

1s ~ KS. e eSy1g 9e thoroughly
TRIAL LOCATIONS IN this CITY the oprsetor endsTs 70 bs
s2licits contaaeon Of their favor Confidently assuring s
their comfort. e PR az WIZ tT as my
LEYS connected With the esanshn1ent are Hnsnrss+eJ
self If sIGHARD MITRpIIy- 1fsrc-ria4o-
,As61 SkEEAS ~ SRAzeGE HALL, DELIGHTFULLY."-
situated IN tie Piney Woods near Cogfagt9n Ia viii re-
sn open duFg the winter for the OF Far1iIe
and othe guests and offers Inducements to inyads and
those seeking the beneficial Influences Of dry equas south
climate and good halybeae and sulphur rnes Wit, fhe
retirement Of country home. - - -
The suhscrber fa-era hssf that hs patrons viii be sas
aed With the attention that will 10 paid their cofo and en-
icyEnant -
% dlm-2awtf D. ". HEyDMRsoN.
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DENTISTRY.


GEsggSsS@n ARTIFICIAL TE;ELTFY-Tts bert
cheapest and Eaost reDete Dental Estsbiiats
SfFYYTsSY 1ent in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDITGpa
@lLIII 1874 Canal street. .
His facilities manipulating Teeth are
~ any Fsca. Das ne Southern States defyns cope
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure 1t hsra
they can rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Every Artificial Tooth is of surpaseng beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions Of nature rrauav
storing sat uniformity to the features essential to youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for ana srticns
ton. $3.50 'Aso4sA-
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily az
tracing Teeth without PAIN aupersedng anything betora
tsned by the profession, astonishing all who witness it
AL Operations in Dentistry performed careenG skill ana
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by oilers UnsEii
fully applied Teeth relodeled snd mod
crate chargee Al the following pricas written se
Comparing each set If desired and if found
after two months trial, their money will returned
Full sets Sterling GIver base. coz nm
Fuli sets finest finish guns, bound n ~
Full sets vulcsnized Rubber equal gold from SO 70 50 d
Full sets On u carat gold base, begtl 81 h "a M
Full ELS on y carat gold base ron1 70 to tx IA
The most perfect geIEs that produced - =
Those requiring Artificial Teeth are cordially invited n e
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
De, FIELDING, Dental Surgeon
&c ~ Iez Canal street.
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Total
ingredients are RsSocatay elu
In tf0n It is conceded uncertain how these ingredients
orc chemically united to the other we may however, III
fbis case infer that the water CONTAINS :. .
Csrbone acids sica chlorie Of magnesium h.caro9nate
Zee r4oEate of IRON scte of Soda alumino chloride OF
sr urObably other combinations mVIV u
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CREsCEHT MARBLE WORKS

Monuments Tobs and enl S;ones Piers CeHe1 Taoe
Tops Counter Slabs MGntel Pieces Cares EG Crate >euR,
EooEg lilies, BGRquette and Yard Plugging Iron Railing
Coping ETC.
BThe trade suppl!ed With ro7gh and auufacu ed marble
by CAFANAUGh GULL y,
nl tftW 232. l24 and PIG Naun "a
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Dr. Shenandoah Sir the 10y Ben ba * you be-
cause attend hin properly. tnl b2ndes not sat
isPd with skill do him Justice satisfied your plan
is right and you hl Please by the
'0A " " F TTTOS J. HARTER Md
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mon SALE-lO 100 casks Alsop's EAST INDIA FALh
Fo44TLE IN TITS to suit purchasers; Amply to ,r
L. AAH' III " WHEELER 4 SHEPHERD
So. az CRr0udeet street
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nThis in reference slave boy about II years
old who was rupured beth sides who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
yIcKsgvEC Miss, Nav 7, 1860,
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Extract from Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy.
a.
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CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. l.. AND W.
C"A'@-'- RJDDEIJ,

This very remarkable Rprng is situated the Aba river
rorsh Of 81 Tnuuany miles and half Cow
inron volume of water rises from the earth with
erT,n rurr, It's temperature found he CD degrees
G,;tn unlike any known in the reighborhood
From its unusual chemical composition and the large Of
,ici If rnnlns led it has its very
deep in the calth-being in tnet NATURAL les1Hu we'
"''P 'N j. |. & " P. RlDDEIn,
Professors Louisiana University.
ain 100 litrcs of water Ching 0tO grHmtnes,
+hcre OF dissolved matters made OF tho
following Ingredients enumerated il the CIDER OF their relative
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hl'c n Ic'I b"K' 0f -Il g7T1 y W. |N0IIT o.
No Common street. where may d" :"'!d .'''a 4 " 10
W. days desire tast lAcre AL if.cEL7 lLd
Iay3 If ''" u" ''' R v ETCI1ARTeO>. tgent
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DR.. Sherman New Orleans:
Dear Sr-The boy George perfectly cured IF tie rupture
the finest looking Deer Creek and do as
much work MS any man. ". I. MILLS, " D.
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Dr.. Sherman, New Orleans
Dear SI send you my James 10 apply to him suitable
Truss He has only been uptred short time We obtain
at every drug TssC In them however have but lit
confidence but having confidence i'll your skill in such mat
ters, send my sen to you. 1900 ~ .
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Dartitulw NUtttes.

SOUTHERN FAER, I
New Orleans, June 10, 1861. 5
nzy"'Ehis Bank viii be closed OH Til urstiay.
18th inst, conformity with the deviation Of President DAVIS.
and recommendation Of his EScccncy Governor Moore that
said day be observed rs Of Fasting and Pr~ycr.
c1D I'd TIIDE. LAYTON Cashier
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This long established FAMILY HOTEL! Is now open for the
Season. New bath houses having been rebuilt for ladies and
children and house newly renovated will he supplied with
the best the markets, and no pains spared TO render the
pueSs comfortable will be the aim of the proprietor.
good Livery Stable is attached to the il Cl where can he
bad Ladies' Saddle Horses, Carriages and Busgics
The Bar will be supplied with choice Wines iqn4rS ETC.
Mi In, B. BUTMAN.
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FOR SALE---FOR SAL

&C. NEGROES FOR SALE THE UNDER
~ signed has reopeHed the welknown Slave Depot, Nc.
EspanAde of Charities street, recently occupied
Aby John B. Smith, with very liEely lot Of field hands,
house washers and r9ners eastresses etc. sale
ali imported from Virginia and South Carolina
Additional supplies will be received from those States during
the season. Terms reasonable for cash approved city
ceptances. Thus E MATTHEW'S
Office, At EsplanBde street, cor. ChRrtres.
Naits nd Trnen Ia niaasa CON Il
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25
OUR VOLUNTEERS,

We propose publishing at an early day,
the first of series of letters addressed to
the volunteers of York District. The let.
ters will be four 10 number, and will be
each two or three columns in length. They
are from the pen of practiced writer, and
one accustomed to public instruction, and
will contain some wholesome advice AND
moral suggestions suitable to the condition
and wants of our volunteers.
1t is our purpose to forward to our COIL
panies each week, about fifty copies of the
ENQUIRER on our own account, for general
circulation. Should persons in the district
see proper to make contributions to the of.
flee for the purpose of paying the post
age on the packages, we will urge no objec'
tion. Being transient matter, the postage
at present, is one cent on each copy. When
the Confederate States government COM
mence carrying the mails, the postage will
be two cents on each copy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25

the most eventful day in Virginia's history.
On that day Virginia, through her sover-
eign Convention, dissolved the political
bands by which she has been connected with
the United States Government from its
formation, seventy -four years ago.
The announcement of withdrawal of
the glorious old State from the Abolitionized
Government of the once United States, will
be celebrated with bonfres and illumina-
tions by her true-bearted sons from the Ches-
apeake to the Ohio, and from her Northern
to her Southern borders. The friends Of
free government throughout the world will
give one thousand cheers for old Virginia,
the mother of States and of statesmen.
The Convention still sits with closed doors
and the injunctions of secresy have not been
removed from its proceedings, except as ts
the simple fact announced above. Yester-
day morning, the flag of the Southern Con-
federacy with eight stars was displayed over
the Capitol in which the Convention sits,
and it ssis still there" The understanding
is that straight out Ordinance of Seces-
sion has been passed with but few dissent
ing voices. Its submission to the people
will be a matter of form and not Of contest.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25
THE HOME GUARDS.

A company was organized in this place
last week, numbering about sixty members,
for the purpose of home protection. The
Company has been named "Home Guards"
and measures have been taken to procure
arms at an early day. The following per-
sons constitute the officers
A. Coward, Captain; DR.. A. I. Barron,
1st Lieutenant G.. W. Williams, End
Lieutenant; J. G. Enloe, 3rd Lieutenant; j.;
J. G. Phillips, 1st Sergeant; j. R. Schorb,
End Sergeant; L. M. Grist, 3rd Sergeant; /;
W. B. Wilson, 18th Sergeant; B. T. Whee-
ler, 5th Sergeant; J. B. Allison, lst Cor
poral; W. l. Clawson, End Corporal; j. L.
Miller, 3rd Corporal; J. c. Miller, 4th
Corporal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25
MERE-MENTION.

"Xochtmilco" is the answer to Enigma,
No. 6, in last weeks papar. "Cioiz War"
is the answer to No. 7.......'"The New
York Courier des Etats Unis notices the
fact that the bombardment of Fort Sumter
began while the birthday of Henry Clay was
being celebrated in New York. .........We
learn from the Montgomery advertiser of
Tuesday, that General Pillow had arrived at
that city, and rendered to President Davis q
division Of Tennessee troops for the service
of the Confederate States .........F Formerly,
soldiers enlisted for the U. S. army were
Informed, when joining, to what branch of
the service, cavalry, artillery, or infantry,
they would be assigned. Henceforward
they will be told nothing whatever about
it, but made horse or foot soldiers, artiller
lists or sappers and miuers, as may be nec
essary....'.'...Gov. Letcher of Virginia,
has issued instructions to pilots not to take
out to sea any United States war vessels
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deadly breach" indeed to rush into, and

deadly breach" indeed to rush into, and
hecatombs of men will perish in it.
The feet lies usually about six miles from
Fort McRae. 1t has lately taken nearer
position in line of battle to rake with its
broadsides the island approaches to Fort
McRae.
Such are, in detail, the items of fact,
and I hope of interest, in regard to our
military cndition. l will send you by tele,
graph and mail the earliest and most au,
thentic information of all military operations
at this theatre of war.
There are among the troops here three
of the few survivors of the Palmetto Regi-
ment. Larry O'Baunon, of Barnwell, who
was in Company D, is here as Quartermas'
ter, with the rank of Captain. Octavius
T. Gibbes, who was in Company B, is Cap
tain of a company from Mississippi. Ben.
Lane Posey, who was in Company E, is
Captain of the "Red Eagles" from Mobile.
Col. GLADDEN., the only surviving field officer
of the Palmetto Regiment, will be here in a
few days in command of regiment, from
Louisiana. Peter Larey, of Oraugeburg,
who was conspicuous in the Kansas raid, is
here, a Major of Georgia Battalion
These are the South Carolinians whom l
have met here in few days past. All Of
them occupy high and honorable positions,
and in "the hour which tries mems souls, "
they will not shame their nativity or their
past history. LA PALAMA.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25
THE WHEAT CROP.
We are grati6ed to learn from our cou

We are grati6ed to learn from our coun-
try friends, that the wheat crop throughout
York District, presents most cheering ap-
pearance; and that with fair seasons until
harvest, an unusually large yield is antici-
pated. 1t is estimated that there is an in
crease in quantity sown as compared with
former years, amounting to atleast one sixth.
We learn, also, that larger quantity Of
corn has been planted, than for several
years. In the adjoining counties of North
Carolina, We receive the same refreshing
and pleasant news. With an abundant pro-.
vision crop, our people can defy all enemies;
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The War Movement.

The war movement initiated by the re.
cent proclamation of Abraham Lincoln, is
progressing, according to the newspaper
accounts, with great activity in all the
States, North and South.
MOVEMENTS IN New YoRK.-Volun.
teers are said to be rapidly coming forward
in New York city to support the Govern.
ment of the United States The Seventy
ninth regiment, Colonel Thomas B. Maclay,
has volunteered its services to the Federal
Government, whenever and wherever re-
quired. The Scott Scott Life Guard (Sixth
Rcgiment) have also volunteered their SER
vices. On Tuesday night the Zouave
Guard held a drill, as did various other
volunteer associations. The right wing of
the Seventh Regiment, and a battalion of
the Seventy first, and others, held public
drills, which we're largely attended. Col.
Vosburg volunteered to lead his regiment
if it desired to 60 South. An officer of the
Seventh Regiment returned from Washing
ton on Tuesday with orders, which will be
issued to the Seventh during the next twen-
ty-four hours. 1t is said the Seventh will
be sent to Fort McHenry. One or two
regiments in Brooklyn have rendered their
services.
Superintendent Kennedy has determin,
ed to exercise all the power at his command
to prevent aid being furnished the South,
and to this end will seize all arms or mu.
nitions of war destined for seeding States
The Wide-Awakes of New York, who SO
distinguished themselves by their night pa,
rades during the late Presidential campaign,
are about to form regiment for the war,
and have opened recruiting office The
Republican Central Committee of N. York,
are also endeavoring to organize regiment.
MOVEMENTS IN OHIo.-The Legislature
of Ohio has passed bill appropriatiug one
million of dollars for war purposes. This
measure was introduced in CONSCIENCE of a
message from Gov. Denison, urging the
most prompt measures to aid the General
Government in its proposed war against the
South. The sum appropriated is to be raj
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loved ones at home, and sigh for draught
from the cool and gushing fountains Of his
native bills!
Colds and sore throats are prevalent a.
mong our volunteers. They are caused by
the change Of climate and the exposure of
camp life. No one is seriously sick yet.
The Jasper Light Infantry have receiv-
ed six new names from Shelby N. c., since
We left home, and number los men. We
give you the list-promisiug to try and do
the same in regard to the other companies
from York, in our next missive:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25

Maj Richard Hare, who returned from
Charleston on Saturday last, has left at our
office for inspection, piece Of a lO.inch
bomb.shell, thrown into Fort Sumter by
some one of our batteries. By calling, the
curious can be gratiGed. !