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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-07
An ORDINANCE TO PERMIT

IA the Members of the tsMILITARY HOME GUARD
OF YORKVILLE," to perform Patrol duty within the lin.
It's of Yokvie under appointment by the Captain of said
Company and to exempt them from other Patrol duty
Be Ordained, by the Town Council of Yorkvie, That
the Captain ofthe "illny Home Guard Of Yorkvillc,
be and is hereby empowered to detail squads from the said
Company to perform such duty within the limits of the
town of Yorkvle and that said Patrols appointed shall
have the powers though appointed by this Council
Sec. 2-Be tfuher enacted that the said Captain shall
have power prescribe the duty of said PATROLS provided
however, that said patrols shall perform duty at least as Of
ten Patrol Companies required to do duty under
the Ordinances of this Town; and provided further, that
said Captain shall have no power to prescribe any duty for
said PATROLS Inconsistent with the general laws of the land,
the laws and Ordinances of this Town.
SEC. 3-Be it further Ordained, that the members OF
said Home Guard of YOrkvile whilst they may continue
perform duty aforesaid shall be exempt from the per-
fomance of any other patrol duty within the limits OF said
Town of yorkvlle.
Done and ratified in Counci by the nendan and War,
dens Of the Town of Yokvile, at their Chamber, April
oath, 1861 Witness, the seal of said Corporation.
a. !. BARRON, Intendant.
J. B. ALLISON, Clerk.
Anril0
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Ghpite gpetry.
From the Raleigh Standard.


NORTH CAROLINA GALL TO ARMS.
A1R-"Ihe Old North State"
We sons of Carolina! awake from your dreaming!
The mnions of Lincoln upon us are streaming
Oh! walt not for argument, call or persuasion,
To meet at the onset this treacherous invasion
Defend, defend, the old North State forever,
Defend, defend, the good old North State
Oh think of the maidens, the wives and the mothers;
Fly We TO the rescue sons husbands and brothers,
And sink in oblivion all party andsection,
Your hearhstones are looking to you for protection!
Defend, defend, the old North State forever, &c.
"Her name stands the foremost in Liberys story"
Oh tarnIsh not now her fame and her glory!
Your fathers her their swords baVely welded,
And she never yet has to tyranny yielded.
Defend, defend, the old North State forever &c.
The babe in its sweetness-the child In Its beauty,
Unconsciously urge you to action and duty
By all that is sacred-by ALL to you tender,
Your country adures you, arise and defend her.
Defend, defend, the old North State forever &c.
The National Eagle above us now floating,
WIN soon on the vtals of loved ones be gloating;
His talons will tear, and his beak will devour,
spum ye his sway-and delay not an hour!
Defend, defend, the old North State forever, &C.,
sThe Star spanged Banner" dishonored, is streaming
Oer bands of fanatics, their swords are now cleaning,
They thirst for the blood Of those you most cherish,
With brave hearts and true then arouse or they PERISH
Defend, defend, the old North State forever, &c.
Round the flag of the South Oh in thousands now rally
For the hours departed when freemen may daily;
Yo. all Is ct stake then, go forhand speed you
And onward to glory and victory lead you
'sHurrah! Hunah the old North State forever,
Huzah Hurrah the good old North State"
THoNAsvILLE, N. c., April Is, 1861.
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OF WAR.-NOW


LION HAND AT THE YORK BOOKSTORE, the
following Text Books, which have been adopted by he
War Department Of South Carolina, "For the Drill anu
Instruction of Volunteers, Militia and Enlisted men," and
which will be used and followed by the several arms Of the
service respectively, viz:
FOR CAVALRY.-''The system Of Cavalry Tactics, by
the War Department. February ls4l'
FOR FIELD ARTILLERY.-'lnstructions for Field
Artery-prepared by Board of Artillery Officers Adop
ted by War Department March 6, 1885,"
FOR INFANTRY OF THE LINE.-"A concise system
of Instructions and Regulations for the Militia and Voun-
eers of United States By Adutan General Sam Cooper
and Maior-General Alexander Macomb together with "ln-
antry Tactics or Rules for the Exercise and Maneuve Of
the United States Infantry, by Major General Scott"
FOR LIGHT INFANTRY AND RIFLEMEN.-Riac
and Light Infantry Tactics by Brevet LIeutenant-Colonel
w. J. Hardee Also,
MILITARY MANUAL.-A manual of Instructions for
Volunteers and Militia, by Maj VIM Gham, late U. ..
Army Instructor of Tactics and COmmandant OF Cadets,
Virginia Military Institute. One VOL, dc eVo nearly 'oo
pages and upwards of2O0 illustrations.
MANUAL OF BAYONET EXERCISE-Prepared for
the use of the Army u g., by Geo. B. McLeand, Captain
lst Regiment Cavalry u. s. A.
ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY-Fied Forlfcatlons
and Coast Defences, by II. V. b.
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, designed for the use Of
the Militia of the United States by Col Eugene LEGAL
55h Regiment, New York State Militia
February Ia u
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BRlIG ON YOUR WHEAT AND C0RI !

THE Subscriber takes this method to
Il inform the people of Yorkve and the surrounding
country that his MILLS are now good repair and that he
will GRIND EVERY DAY, from ONE O'CLOCK, and
ALL DAY on EACH SATURDAY. All Grain will be
ground for ONE-TENTH, and he will do his best to give
satisfaction Give him trial.
plentiful supply of GOOD LUMBER, always on hand
He will saw for persons hauling In Logs, for ONE-HALF
the LUMBER
3. J. KUYKENDAL.
April 25 18 emo
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the discount in advance on check at Har-
per's Ferry, (who keeps that darned old
Ferry now ?-its givin us heapof trouble)
but if you positively wont extend, we'll
send you a check drawn by Jeff Davis,
Beauregard eudorser, payable on sight any
where. Yours, B. A.
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NIANHOOD.-HOW LOST, HOW

lxl REsTORED.-Just Published, In Sealed Envel-
ope on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure Of Sper-
maitontGe, or Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility, Ner-
vousness and involuntary emissions, inducing mpotency
and Mental and Physical Incapacity BY ROBT Gull
The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful con-
sequences of Selfabuse may be eectualy removed with
out medicine and without dangerous surgical operations
boughies instruments rings cordals pointing out mode
of cure at certain and eecua by which every suf
ferer no matter what his condition may be- may cure HIM
self cheapy privately and radically This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal any address, PAD the receipt
of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CH j. c. KLINE
l27 Bowery New York. Post Office box 4,586.
February IA
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-07
Toby Tries his Gun.

This is high private in the first regiment
of the Mississippi army.
His company is armed with the breech-
loading Maynard rifle, "warranted to shoot
twelve times minute, and to carry a ball
effectively, 1900 yards" Men, who fought
at Monterey and Buena Vista, call the new
tangled thing "pop gun" To test its
efficiency, Toby's captain told the men
"they must try their guns" In obedience
to command, Toby produced the necessary
munitions of war, and started with his 'pop
gun" for the woods. Saw squirrel up a
very high tree-took aim-fred. Effects
of shot immediate and wonderful Tree
efectually topped, and nothing of the squir-
rel to be found, except three broken hairs.
"Pop gun" rose in value-equal to four
FOUNDER. But Toby wouldn't shoot to.
wards any more trees-afraid of being ar
rested for cutting down other peoples tim
Der. Walked a mile and quarter to get
sight of hill. By aid of small telescope,
saw hill in distance; saw large rock on
bill put in big load ; shut both eyes-fred.
AS soon as breath returned, opened eyes !;
could see, just could-but couldn't hear :;
at least couldn't distinguish any sounds,
thought Niagara had broke loose, or all out
doors gone to drum beating. Determined
to see if shot hit Borrowed horse and
started towards hill. After travelling two
days and nights reached place; saw setting
sun shining through the bill. Knew, right
away, that was where the shot hit. Went
closer-stumbled over rocky fragments scat
tered for half mile in line of bullet. Come
to hole-knew the bullet hit there because
saw lead on edges-walked in, walked
through; saw teamster on other side, "in.
dulging in profane language" in fact,
"cussin considerable" because lightning
had killed his team. Looked as finger d.
rected; saw six dead oxen in line with hole
through the mountain; knew that was the
bullets work, but didn't say so to angry
teamster. Thought best to be leaving; in
consequence did not explore path Of bullet
any further; therefore don't know where
it stopped; don't know whether it stopped
at all; in fact, rather think it didn't
Mounted horse-rode back through this
hole made by the bullet; came home; put
the gun away; but never told the captain
word about it; to tell the truth, was
little afraid be would think it hoax. 1t
is right big story, boys," said Toby, in
conclusion, "but it's true, sure as shooting.
Nothing to do with the Maynard rifle but
load her up, turn her North, and pull trig.
ger; if twenty Of them don't clear out all
Yankeedom, then I'm liar, that's all. -
Oxford { (Miss.) htelligencer.
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April 25
IN EQUITY--YORK DIST.

In EQUITY--YORK DIST.
Jumes P. Blair vs. John NJ Ross Executor of John Blair
deceased, and others-Bil for Construction of Will, Ac
count Relief &C.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Joseph w. Stockton and his wife, Margaret B. Stock
to Joel Higgins, John Hugglns F. Irwin Mary H. Moore,
widow Martha Moore Nancy Latta and Ann Blair Moore,
Defendants In above stated reside beyond the limits Of
this State. 1t Is, therefore, motion of j. B. Smith, ESD,
Complanants Solicitor ordered that the said absent Deen
dants do appear and plead, answer or demur, to the Bill
filed In this case, within three months from the publication
of this notice, decree pro confesso will be entered
against them. WALTER B. METTS, C. z. Y. D.
March l3, 1861. (S7 SOY II 3m
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YORK MARBLE YARD.

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs the citizens of
York and Chester DISTRICTS and the adjoining counties of
North Carolina that he Is fully prepared supply every ar
tlcle In the MARBLE LINE, of the highest style of finish
and at reasonable prices.
He keeps constantly hand large supply of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens of his work
may be always the Yard, nearly opposite the GEN
QUIRER" PRINTING OFFICE, and a few doors North
of "Stowe's'' Hotel.
A work will be delivered at any point on the Kings
Mountain Railroad, FREE Of charge.
He Is also prepared to furnish to order IRON RAILING
of any desired pattern, for Fences, Balconies, SC.
January 10 lip
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In EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT

IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
R. G. McCaw w. Joseph G. Johnston, al-BI for fore
closure of Mortgage of Land.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Joseph c. Johnston of the Defendants In above sta
ted resides beyond the lmss of this State is, there
fore, motion off, Bolton Smith, Solicitor for Complain.
ant Ordered that the said absent defendant do appear and
Plead demur to the Bill filed In this case, within
three months from the publication of this notice. or decree
pro confcsso, will be entered against him.
WALTER b. METTS,
1S51 Commissioner In Equity.
March 10 5m
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IN EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT.
w. C. Beatty and W. H. McCorke, Executors, Samuel
Blair and others-Bl for Advice and Direction, Con-
struction Of viii, Relief, &c.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
l. Nancy Lata the defendants in above stated case
resides without the limits of this State On motion Of G.
W. Williams Compainants Solicitor, It Is Ordered: That
said absent defendant do appear Plead answer or demur to
the bill filed in case, within three months from the pub
caton or an order pro conesso will be granted agansthe
(S5l WALTER B. METTS, C. E. y. D.
March l8 II 3m
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HANK OF THE STATE OF s. C.
CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1861.
IN EQUITY--YORK DIST.

Thomas Spencer vs. Jesse Spencer and others-Bl for
Partition.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Jesse spencer, John Spencer Jackson Spencer Robert
R. Spencer Jane Spencer Alexander Cunningham and s-
sannah, his WIFE john Spencer and Mary his wis Thos
Spencer. Josiah X Spencer james HARRISON and Thomas
Habson defendants in above stated case reside beyond
the limits of this State; on motion of Wilson x Wlther
spoon Solicitors for Compainants Ordered That the said
IN thc R filed in this case within three months from the
publication of this notice. said Bill will be taken pro con-
fesso them. . ,,,r,,
Commissioner in Equity.
s,., !, II :m
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IN EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT.
Barney Brothers Co., Vs. John J. Hemphl and Others
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il John J. Hemphill and James s. Hemphll, defendants
In above stated case reside beyond the limits Of this State
Compainants Solicitors 1t ordered That said defendants
do appear and Plead answer demur to the bill filed In
this case within three months from the publication of this
notice, decree pro contesso will be entered against
them. 1851 WALTER B. METTS, C. E.Y.D.
Anril s 1851 Is 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-07

INCIDENT OF THE BATTLE.-During the
heaviest of the firing from Fort Sumter, as
Col. Lamar was looking hastily around up
on some of the batteries, he approached
soldier stolidly stationed bya gun not point
ed towards the Fort but located for other
purposes. Knowing the man, who was
originally from Edgefeld, he said to him,
"Hello there, Lloyd, what in thunder are
you doing by that gun in the midst of this
fire. lump into your rat hole man-quick." ."
But Lloyd remained immovable and looking
askance at the excavation thus recommend.
ed to his attention, slowly replied: "Not
now, Colonel-the thing might cave in, and
then you see, some day after the battle, they
would maybe dig me up; and they would
be sure to say well, here's Lloyd Mitchell,
be run away and buried himself for fear of
Anderson No, sir ree-they put me by
this here gun and mean to stay right byit,
live or die"
Col. Lamar passed On, and has since the
battle requested that Loyd's behaviour
should not go unnoticed, at least in Edge
ield.-EagefeW +4dOertiser.
1aT Aunt Dorothy had wonderful fond
ness for singing in Methodist meetings, the
negro meetings, especially in missionary
meetings. Then her voice would be heard
above all the rest, screaming "From Green
lands icy mountain" or some other equal
ly moving hymn. But when the plates
came around for the collection, Aunt Doro-
thy always sang louder, and still louder,
with her eyes fixed on the wall, SO that she
never saw the collector until he had passed
her seat. One night as she was thus wrapt
in ecstacy, singing at the top of her voice
and gazing at the ceiling, "Fly abroad, thou
mighty Gospel" when Jack Jones came
around with the plate, and touching the old
woman with his left hand, said, "Look a
here, Auuty, you needn't keep on singing,
fly abroad dou mighty Gospel: less you glib
something to make it fly"
aa- "Only marry me, my dear lady, and
you will have seen the end of trouble" -
"Yes, sir; but which end?"
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THOROUGH

DOSQUET.-THIS THOROUGH
ID BRED Stallion, imported last FALL direct from Eng
land by s. R. j. D. Gst will stand tile ensuing Spring
Season ROCK HILL York District twelve miles South
of Yorkville, and at CHESTER Court House.
BOSQUET will serve Mares at FIFTY DOLLARS-in-
surance The Insurance money will be expected, where
Mare sold traded off before 1t is known whether she
Is with foal or not.
PEDIGREE.-BOsQUET Is a beautiful back-brown,
fifteen hands three inches hgh ogreat power good temper
and action and free from all bemshes any oher defects
whatever He is lengthy and possesses the most powerful
qualities suitable the hunting ed his color alone being
sufficient to attract the attention of all breeders.
Bosquet is by Mr. jacques Gameboy, his dam Miss Bet
sey by Muley Moloch her dam Bavaran by Tramp, g. d.
Comely by Comus g. g. d. Anticipation by Benninbrough
out of Expectation by Herod.
Gameboy by Tomboy, his dam Lady Moore, Carew by
Tramp the dam by Medican winner of the Oaks, 1916
and also the dam of Beadsman winner of the Derby 1885,
G. d. Kite by Buzzard, Olympia by Sir Oliver.
Grooms fee 81 90.
o. Fairfield Herald Rock Hill Chronicle, Chester STAN
dard and Carolina Spartan will copy two months and send
March lO I'm
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THOROUGH-BREI

TOTA.-THIS THOROUGHBRED
i and celebrated RACE-HORsE, imported from England
by the subscriber In 1859, will stand AT HIS OWN STA
BILE, twelve miles South of Union Court House.
IOTA Is beautiful Mahogany Bay, sixteen hands high,
and six years old this Spring
He was sired by STORM out of BETA, bred by Mr.. ].
Miner, of Yorkshire, England and got by NOLTAiREC
her dam by RAPHAEL out ofsscr to ROSETTE, by BEN
NINBROUGH.
STORM was sired by TOUCHsTONE, one Of the swift
est race horses OF England, having at Duncaster ST.
Leger and other places. "
Any mare 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 at
fifty cents per dny.
No responsibility for escapes or accidents but every care
will be taken to prevent them.
CoIdwcl, P. o., Union Dist, &c.
FebrIary2l i'm
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THE YORKVILLE ENQUIRER
FOR 1901.

THE Proprietor, LEWIS M: GRIsT, having disposed Of
half-Interest in the ENQUIRER to VIM. w. EAST, the
new firm of GRIST EAST hereby offer their "stock In
trade" for reasonable portion of the public patronage
They had intended to add many new attractions TO the
Journal such would commend 1t to every home circle IN
the State and this end were making outays amounting III
Pho m
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WANTS OF THESE PATRONS.


They would say however, the people ofhe state that
thew are standng bdders place at their
and rs soon as the quc,ude ofhe times will at all permit H.
they intend to revert their frst ove"the establishment
of a FAMILY AND SOCIAL JOURNAL that Will vie In
interest with the most interesting. ,,,
The Proprietors have procured FOUR OK FIVE ohlH-
INAL STORIES which will equal, and some OF them sur
pass the Romances heretofore published In their columns
One of them is by Mrs. EWART, of Columbia, the we'll
known and highy-admred author Of "Elen Campbell; or,
Kings Mountain" which adorned our pages last summer
1t Is Domestic Story, entitled the
1.-THE WEALTH OF HOME;"
and Judging from the opening chapters, will be more deeply
interesting If possible, than "Ellen Campbel Another
of these Stories is "THE SHADOW ON THE WALL"-
q tale of Colonial Vrginia-by
JOHN ESTEN COOKE,
whose genius deepening and penng every year, and who
has already contributed ofe most happily conceived
and gracefully executed to the literature OF ne
South The other Stories hand interesting and we'll
written The publication of these Romances will be begun
as soon as the present excitement abates and the "days OF
peace" return.
TERMS---IN ADVANCE.
One Copy TWO DOLLARS; THREE Cuples IS 20,
Six Copies SO TEN Copies, SIS TWENTY Copies $50.
l7-Al communications, to ensure prompt attention,
should be addressed TO the "ENQUIRER," YoRKvlLLR,
s. Co. and not to either of the Propnetors personally
GRIST & EAST, Proprtetors.
necpmber6 1880
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS;

but the solemn crisis through which as people we
passing, the agtated state of the public mind, the va
amount of NEWS and popular reading afoat In the Pre-
of the times and the dependence of many upon US for
transmission of this matter to them, demand OF us an m
sual devotion to the peculiar
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ng" "Ouly marry me, my dear lady, and
you will have seen the end of trouble" -
"Yes, sir; but which end?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24

The CREW OF THE SAVAENAH.-Dur beueyo-
lent philosophers OF the Tribune (saVs the
New Y rk Heralds are thirsting for the blood
OF the ships crew of the captured rebel phi
vateer Savannah. But this is a very nice aud
delicate question. The rebels hold mum Der
OF Union men as prisoners, and they are con-
stantly picking up straggiers here aud there
Are these Union men 10 be sacrificed in retail
alton Tor the hasty execution of these rebel
prlvateers Or shall we rashly challenge in
the rule of rigid justice against these prison =
ers as pirates, the fierce policy on the part Of
the Davis prlvateers, OF the Immediate hang
ing of the crew of every Northern merchant
ship they may hereafter capture? No; the
hVes OF our own people are entitled 10 some
CONSIDERATION Let these piratical prisoners
Of tried and condemned II You please, and
then held as hostages for the future good be-
hayior OF the enemy. Thus many innocent
Union men may De saved, who would other
wise De murdered in retaliation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
Arrival of The Steamer Africa.

NEW OKLEASs, June 20 The steamship
Africa has arrived ~ New York In the Liv-
erpool cotton market on Saturday the sales
were 5000 bales-specuIators and exporters
taking 1000. Market closed dull. Breaasiutfs
duh, a: Fridty's decline. Provisions duh
Consuls So. tael for money, and 90 1901 for &C.
count.
Governments financial measures passed
the second reading. The Queens counsel has
given an opinion, that torbiddiug armed YES
sells bringing prizes into neutral ports is no
infringement Of the Ia " OF nations
Mr. Gregory, on a strong appeal made to
him, consented 10 pOstpone his motion to re-
cognizs the Confederate States of America
Garlbaldi and the Pope are both sick.
AAvAE MARKEr.-Tres Ordinaire 10: has
l04 Iarket firm. Sales Of the week ~ QUO
Stock SIS 900 bales.
The Syrian question is settled. Syria is TO
be governed by the Christians, with two sub
GoYernors-DTuses and Mara tons The Turk
ISL troops Will occupy the main roads
The Africa has &65, 900 in specie