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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-17
THE YORKyILLE ENQUIRER
E1oR 1851.

THE Proprietor, LEWIS NJ. GRIST, having disposed Of
ahaIf.interest In the ENQUIRER to WIN. w. EAST the
new firm of GRIST EAST hereby offer their 9stoek IN
uade' for reasonable portion OF the public patronage
They had intended 10 add many new attractions TO their
Journal such would commend to every home circle In
the state and this end were making outays amounting In
the aggregate to nearly s.2 - Hs. .-fs. -,
49,. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, g.r.
but the solemn crisis through which people are
passing, the agituted state of the public mind, the vast
of NEWS and popular reading ahoat In he fress
Of the times and the dependence OF many upon us Tor ne
transmission Of this matter them, demand of US an un
sual devotion to the peculiar e.s ....-.-.-
WANTS OF THESE PATRONS. ~
They would say however, the people ofhe State that
they sandng bdders for place ut their heahstones
and as soon as the quieude ofthe times VIII NJ a permit
they intend to revert IN their t ovehe establishment
of FAMILY AND SOCIAL JOURNAL that will vie In
interest with the most interesting -.
The Propictors have procured FOUR OR FIVE ORiG-
NAL STORIES, which will equal and some of them sur-
pass the Roances heretofore published In eir columns
One of them is by Mrs. EWAkT, Of Couinbia the we'll
known und highlyadmred aulo. of "Ellen Campbell; or,
Kings Mountain" which adoned pages last sumer-
1t is a Domestic Story, entitled the ..t ...
"THE WEALTH OF HOMB;"
and judging from the opening chapters, will be more deeply
interesting # possible than "Esn Csmgbsn W Another
of these Stories Is "THE SHADOW On The WALL
tale of Colonial Yirginia-by
a& JOHN EsTEN COOKE, SPA. -
whose genius deepening an penng every year, who
has already contributed some of the most happy conceived
and gracefully executed romances TO the literature OF the
South The other Stories hand interesting and we'll
written The publication of these Romances viii be begun
the present excitement abates and the days Of
peace" return. .
TBRMs-.-IN ADVANCE. E'%'
One Copy, TWO DOLLARS; THREE Copies, S5 %;
should be addressed to the .ENQUIRER," YoRKvlLLE,
RIs% & s F!sPsS %as% 4oprIstors sSasy
Yorkrlle, S. G., December y, 1861. ...-....
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THOROUGH

~ BRED Stallion, imported last Fall, direct from Eng
land by s. X. & J. D. Gist will stand the ensuing Spring
Season Mt ROCK HILL, York District, twelve miles South
of Yorkville, and ut CHESTER Court House.
BOSQUET will serve Mares ut FIFTY DOLLARS-in-
The Insurance money will be expected, where
Mare IL sold traded of before it Is known whether she
is with fonl or not
PEDIGREE.-BosQUET is beautiful back-brown,
fifteen hands three inches high great power, good temper
and action and free from all bemses, any oher defects
whatever He is lengthy and possesses the most powerful
qualities suitable the hunting eld his color alone being
sufficient 10 attract the attention OF all breeders.
Bosquet Is by Mr. jacques Gameboy his dam Miss Bet
sey by Muley Moioch her dam Bavarn by Tramp, g. d.
Comely by Comus g. e. d. Anticipation by Benninbroush,
out of Expectation by Herod.
Gameboy by Tomboy, his dam Lady Moore, Carew by
Tramp; the dam by Medican winner Of the Oaks, 1916,
6. d. Kite by Buzzard, Olympia by Sir Oliver.
GrooIns fee 81 w.
90 Fairfield Herald, Rock Hill Chronicle Chester Stan.
dard and Carolina Spartan will copy two months and send
account to J. d. GIST, Jonesvlle, Union Dist 5. Z.
March : 10 9m
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Monthly Magazines :

Godey's Ladys Book, Harper's and Leslie's II
lustrated .Weeklies, New York Ledger, N. York
Weekly, and for the sake Of variety,
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TOTA.-THIS THOROUGHBRED

l. and celebrated RACE-HORsE, imported from England
by the subscribe: in 1859, will stand AT HIS OWN STA
BILE, twelve miles South OF Union Court House.
IOTA is beautiful Mahogany Bay, sixteen hands hsl
and six years old this Spring
He was sired by STORM out OF BETA, bred by Mr.. ].
Miner, of Yorkshire, England, and got by VOLTAlRE-
her dam by RAPHAEL out ofsister to ROSETTE by BEN
NINBROCGH.
STORM was sired by TOUCHsToNE, one of the swift
horses Of England, having at Duncaster ST.
Leger and other places.
IO1A will serve Alares FIFTY DOLLARS the season.
Any not proving In foa will be served the next sea
son without extra charge for covering.
Mares will be provided with good Rye Lots and Corn, ut
fifty cents per day.
No responsibility for escapes accidents but every care
will be taken TO prevent them. .
ROBT. BEATTY,
,. CoIdwcu, ?. o., Union Dist, Sc
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= CENTS REWARD.-RANAWAY
~ from the subscriber the 18th of March lust, ndcn-
ured Apprentice 10 the STIOEMAkIN(i BUSINESS,
named WILLIAM ALEXANDER FEFELL.. The said
Apprentice is about l. old, feet four five inches
high, light hair, and of saow complexion. All persons
hereby warned not to harbo employ said apprc
,cc, rs the Law will BE- rgidy enforced The above reward
will be paid and no thanks given for his delivery me-
JACOB FLACH.
May2 l5 81
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Mathematical instruments,

Pencils, Scales, Oil Colors in Tubes; Water Col
ors in Cakes and Boxes; Brushes, Palettes and
Knives, ,Easels and Stretchers, Varnishes, Draw
ing Pens, &c., sc. Also, sH3 S33 ~ o.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-17
Foolscap, Note and Bill Paper,
Writing. Desks. Portfolios,

md Bankers Gases. Also, a stock Of Drawing
Paperin sheets and rolls Pastel aud Monochro-
matte paper; Bristol and Mill Boards, Sketch
Books, Oil Canvass, Oil Paper, -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

verdict that conscience calls for and the facts demAns
in which, court jury and counsel all act under the 'er
Of being substituted for the prisoners As ma''e'
Of course conviction foowsd-though we have inio'nA
ton as yet of only one case being so disposed OF.
As necessary corollary to these proceedings tho &C.
ton taken in this city last Sunday, OF which the
reader has been already apprzd Thirteen or
of the prisoners OF war highest in Office now IN our
hands were allotted to stand hostages for the lives Oh
the pryateermen, and to be subjected, in the meal'me
10 the same treatment extended to the convicted OF n
ragned privateersmCn The stern measure was JUST ia
eyitabe and viii be sustained and approved by the world
One act now only remains to complete the drama, the
sanguinary final scene that closes tho tragedy 1t In
the power of Lincoln TO stay the upfed axe, which,
fall viii sever the cord Of fate not only Of the hapless
uysteersmen but will strike of heads that have carried
themselves proudly in his doninion aud service and
that are dear to hearts in his realm that now throb
with imprisoned anxiety at the impending stroke We
shall see IL Re Is go cslous and besoed to allow the
bloody work to proceed.
The Confederate Government il DESTROYS OF treating
prisoners with all the leniency which the interests oil
the country will ALLOW; but ii is due TO our brave priva
eersmen that they should be protected by the strong arm
of the Government IL the penalty Of the law denounc-
ed against piracy is inflicted the prisoners it due
to justice to the dignity Of the Government and to the
memory OF the murdered men, that the retaliation shall
be swift and ample and 80 il will surely be-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
OPPRESSION IN TIE DEPARTMENTS


| TO the RdtiOr of tie Wig:
beg to submit to the public through your paper the
saboiDsd quotation from the Nv Testament In the hope
that il il fail TO command the respect Of Mr. Berimn,
tho Attorney General suhoria.v ecolasasto'l doc
trne, is g.ntrak equity will compel his approval
lawyer;
IL And Jesus vent into the temple Of God and cast
all ,bem hat sold and bought in tho temple, aud
overthrow the tables Of tho money hsngers asd the
seats OF them that sold doves.
ls And sid unto them Il ia written, Ny houss shall
BE- called the house Of prayer but ye have made den
| Of thisvss.-hsthe~, chap Al.
The general designation of the Attorney Generals Of
Gee 10 the Department Of Jastics' II occurs TO mo,
that it is a clear Of The iueta i.eeadOi
Department Of Justice which allows, nay, which Is
based upou tho principle of compelling the honest ci'
Of the Confederaey, to exchange the ordinary B'ik
notes which he has periodically received, (for all
know that the Banks aud the Government have Tor
months understood each other) is certainly not such
Department Of Justice cont mp.tsd by our Don
s,tution The shresd adaptation Of legal macbl-ery
to the promotion Of the personal aims of hungry poll
cians Is eIcsllently illustrated by the fact, that Mr.
Bensmn's Commissioner Of Patents has steadily sold
the specie In which he paid, for notes-Ehelher Con-
fsderats or stAts--at fourteen par esni.
t,ko shame TO mysef that my desire to retain nv
position 10 the Patent Office comp lied me to ohey the
directions OF Mr. BeV.mns man, in thi. matter OF DE-
preciaing the currency Of our own Government. But
What could dor was only chief clerk; he was tho
bead of bureau. II he thought the not6s OF tie Con-
fedsraey worth less by fourteen per cent, than
gold for 10 raise my voice against the proo
sioui On the contrary, sold the bright eagles OF Mr.
Benz ,mins comm s,oner 10 the mos. liberal Hebrew
could aad in Richmond.
had not made the Temple" Of Justice the headquir
iers Of the "moasy cbsngers" was only clerk If
Mr. BENJAMIN had chosen to 'ovsrturn the tables" hs
might have done So Il remained for me only to obey
the directions OF those set over me- sad 10 sell M gold
shicG yas rsquirsd to be paid into the Patent Office
Tho public must not misundersIand me. do not be-
nsvs tina. Mr. Bcr,mn, the Attorney General ever made
cent by .vaing himself Of the depreciation Of he
treasury notas OF the Confederscy. But suboriinas
often do those things q1icty and privately which their
superiou would most uahesitatngly condemn.
I shall continue.
... Resp'y, 10.
- JOHN l.. o. BANNER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
GRRRIr SMITH ON THE WAR.

The Church OF the Puri;aus, Union Square, was filed
TO Overlooking last evening in consequences OF an an
nouncement that GeIr Smith would hold forth on tho
State and Needs Of the Country
The opening part Of the address presented nothing
special though occasionally Mr. Smiths remarks elected
the applause of the audience The Grst manifestations
Of dissent and disapproval called forth when he
contfassd tho proclamation Of General Fremont with
that of the proclamation of the President That oil Free
mont he Had, glorous-in with the temper OF
the people, and called for by the necessities of tho
times That of the Presidents step against FREQ
that OF fremonts step against tlavery Applausa
Chief Of the army was not to be controlled at
oil times BY the Constitution and We would add, neither
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
The Prry..eor....a aud lhsIr hostages.

Among the earliest measures OF resistance and de-
fence against the aShs4 The South by the Pres
ident Of the Yankees Vas a Law Of the Confederate
Congress au,hodrng the fitting out and employment:
OF private armsi vessels and the proclamation OF the
President inviting competent parties TO apply for letters
of marque and reprial The proceeding was in strict
accordance with the law Of nations, and recognised
as bslgerent hight BY the principal European pow
ora TIE action Of Congress and ths President pledged
tie faith Of the government to those who invited
- enter its servoe In this way that lhey should enjoy
every privilege and al the protection enjoyed by any
OTTER Of iis oitIsns
Shortly after the proclamation of President Davis
counterblast Issued BY Lincoln, In which he de-
dared that persons engaged in priyateering would cap
tIred b treated piaes-that Is hang, wiihou. Law
msrOy Not great while after the promulg.to1 of
aus eie., two three priVAiesrs were captured and
their Ceers aud taken TO New York and Philads
phia When intelligence Of this was received by Pfes-
dent Davis he dispatched Oa,er (col Davis of Ken
tGcky) to Washington, under flag Of truce with lei
ter 70 President L'ncoln notifying him that whatever
treatment received by the captured privAteersmen
would be extended 10 adequate number Of prisoners
q VIZ In our hands and whatever penalty inflicted
on the former would be dealt out to the latter. Not
ubslandng his notification L0coln, true to his threat
to bold and treat the priVaeersmen common fecns,
caused them to BE- loaded with chains and thrown into
Dungeons from whose loalhsome precnts portion Of
them have been lately transferred to the docks OF the
criminal cous be tried for their lives as the Vatt Of
raetaetors-ifthAtc be called trial in which the COM
sol dare not make such defence the law suhorzes
nd the case requires and the Jury dare not render tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
INTRREsTING LETTER FROM LONDON.

The Washington pablican Of the ssth, publishes
several interesting extracts from private ise, written
ny gentleman 10 London 70 gentleman ID tnas CITY
from which We extract the following;
The OF the disaster at Lexington has just feached
u.s. Twill not stop to say what you know already
Il has deeply sfcted me. lsend you the Times, Chron.
oe and Telegraph with leaders on the subject that will
LEI YOU know what Is thought Of that defeat over here
Rnt now must tell you What will be the effect OF it,
Unless the next few days brings the OF bril-
liant and decisive victory gsined BY the Federal Gov
mcnt over the Confederaes England will certainly at
once ry to raise the sde OF the Southern port
Isold Won she was on the fence.
You will see il announced In the Times Of this day,
which send you that Lord John Russell has . nd he
viii oonsiderof the propiety Of sending out ship,.o-
war to raise the blockade" But do you hoT think
that Is psry insincerei Shipsofwar have already ie
these ports sailing westward, under sealed etee ron
all that can gather between the hall % we
press and the cautious gossip OF !onn pun nn aln'
ner.sbe think there !, no doubt that the desnauon
Of those ships Is to the South I'm ports where sey VII
crais TO wait further ORDERS to be Carried out 70 hsm
nv so ne fast-saing war st'amer what tnoso 1utner
orders" will be you may easJ imagine; .eh you,
we do not astonish England 6y such oeon,e s,o'ofy
shall entirely destroy ne S. nas. :. n Ala !"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

wHxRx Is THE MEAr TO Cow FRoN This question Is
oft,n asked ia tone Of aud dependency, as
though there is real danger Of scarcity, II not of
SUI ring.
From the census Of $780, TO the number Of hogs in
the different sections Of the late United Saie tho iol-
lowing results are demoustrable
In the eleven Confederate States there
were l6,soi,a5s hogs.
10 the doubtful border States, Dist
of Columbia, Nd, KY, No.. 4,pS,SN
In sll the other States, -.s,o5s,boS
Add together those in the Confeder-
ate aud in the border States, -2O,7o2,0sI
O. more than double the number Of hogs that tho Yam
KEGS have while wo have only tUothird' as many people
to feed as they have t-.-. IL
Why then should meat be scarce 10 eausc alarm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

Tho Cincinnati Gazette admits that Lincon's blockade
Of the Southern ports has proved failure and says the
war will never be brought to end by attempting to
strive out tho South by mo,us Of blockade. It says
the Coufedera:es be coEqueed in the cid and in
their entrenchuents. Thus far the Yankees have not
ode much progress in their plan Of conquest either by
fghting or blookades
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
No pnpcr 70 morrow.

Ia conformity with tho recommendation OF the Pres-
dent all business will DO suspended in the office Of the
wma To-Day aud, consequently, paper will be Issued
tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

ileunssnt Of the sos, ssa has the ad,sat.ss evss w.
Tamadgs Of practical acquaintance With lu cutes.
But both are Union men, and supporters Of the Admin.
istrsion in its contest with rebellion. The ticket az
whole, whlteyer vote may DO cast for this sps fs Office
ought to command the cordial and enthusiastic support Of
the great body Of the people OF this State. II Is In
any sense party tickets Il Is made up Of men from all
parties who are thoroughly, and z'alouy united In this
great crisis Of our counlry's history.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

The spartansburg, s. C. Express published as an sdtO-
rial Of the Wig the communication that appeared in
its columns some days ago ulder the head Thar sTs-
oru" We prefer not to be considered responsible for
t1st PRODUCTION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
NOTICE:

TsyAS YARD FOR sALE OR LEAsE-The undersgned has a
Tannsry which he wishes sell lease for Of
TIC BAik she shop bulng and Bark NIL In pretty good
repair Tbs Vats 40 will require good deal Of repair
Wits yard situated the town OF Baoannon, Botetourt 90
Virginia. lmeda ely the McAdAm road and within 40 yards
the James River has constant aud supply OF spring
water which eersa In the coolest weather Bark can b.
had abundance FOR further information apply 70 the subssf
BuehSrnon, Boetouit county Va or 10 VIM w. Boyd,
vIElniS Oonventlon kiehmopd
Address L. Boyd, pai,slsburg, Botesourt county Va
psik-ln AhDRkW I. BOYD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
Resp'y, 10.
JOHN l.. O. BANNER.
THE COTTON ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND. .
From ths Char;s,ton Coudsr M, III


We deem il due to later and accurate Information
to correct the reports which first reached this city
corning the amount Of cotton opened the plunderrg
invaders and hireing pilagen Lsts reports received
fronlpisnters and residents acquainted with the cts Of
the CASE state that very little any cotton 10 fond
Ia bales and storehouses nearly all the growing crop be-
Ing In seed-a very unusual fact for this sone
o'e crops In the Geld will be destroyed, and some
sw b" been Destroyed. :.
The work OF destroying or removing provisions ard.
forage crops has been commenced and progressing
HUxBuG -For several years Fremouts hair bls been
tingsd with silver, and his beard Is sprnhed With
snow. When 4, assSmsd COMMAND Of his DIP Tirnsn'
&c ,sas broom,
"Nor turned 1t white
In single night,
As mems hive done from sudden fears"
But II did biaaeh S1dsr hs a5,or5iry idbors and
ansistiss of tso nonhs.-N. T. Tribune CarepH.
dtnes.
fremont Is foynins years Of age and II his hair YES
brown two months ago, aud has bsnched since, Il Is
owing to his having mis.id his hair dye. By all
lot it be forwarded TO him.
"For tits sweet, o, ia sweet,
For ones country 10 DYER
Albany Arqus, " II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-02-08
HOSTEL TIERS
&IGMAGn HsETEHS


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year '.i''...-i '' eve.
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ga '.- 7'-ltloA OK ''-e mos. prominent
b. A.se sections CT iHe c-sltiy
we .-'--ie Is rest tlo"n, WHO n1t only
ne lii'els 10 thcrr patients, 's.
'- '-aF a.aI times to give 'cs'imou.a'- 20 iIs
ID al eases o. stomaelic arrangements
".., ne assesses resulting iAe-e.tllA
n ..s D. not temp r9ly oFul-'-ty, o,'a..-t
B." extra ordinary efforts III 'he way Of t-Hn-
i'-e G.'''4iies q me Buffers. but Old
IN = an invaluable medicine, v..-. B.
'"et 70 te as enduring ~ time itself
-s.-ieI 8 Stomach Bliicrs have proved
.'-cei 10 regions where fever and cgIc
t.A N--ou5 otaer bilious complaints have
= ..-.--t i-.il f--i+4-9 - i-i-i-'-e.ts 90 lt
-.-2 ID state confidently that tie "D,.tc's'
- certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
Diseases is TO the lTolreiors source D. i.D-
a.'"gel pleasure 1t removes ali mo'h.Iuaucr
lt.'i Tie stomach, purlhes The blood, cal
renewed vitality TO the nervous system,
giving i that tone and energy indispensable
i0r ,Ae restoration Of health. IL operates mo!
;-e oiuach, liver. and ether digestive organs
'"".y but powerfully, and socn restores tac1
'o@coalliion essential to tie healthy discharge
q, TIE functions q nature.
LiGeHy persons may use the BHters daily -
per directions On the bottle, md they viii find
IN J: " siim1!aat peculiarly adapted to comfort
-ec.'n.ng years, as ii IS pleasant to the palate,
in' -e'r";ng 70 The bowels, excellent rs tonic,
~ ieJI enailAg generally. We have the cyi-
4S"co OIL 'Aou-and5 OF aged men and women
""' nave experienced the benefit Of using Ills
preparation "hIe suffering from stomach &C.
-+nsemeAis ana genera. debility; acting under
ADVICE OF physicians, tAey have abandoned
OH te.eie1ous drugs AID fairly tested the
Ae.'5 Of tbs article. 4 few words TO the
seo'!er sex. There are certain periods when
faelf cares are SO harassing that many of them
Fn under tie trial The relation OF mother
and child is so Accordingly tender, that tho
Mother especially il she be young, is apt 10
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
FOR her infant Should the period Of maternity
arrive during he SIMMER season, the wear Of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Hero.