Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-06

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90 PER YEAR, IN ADvANcE.g
NUMBER 8.
B6r In the North Carolina Convention,
IN Tuesday Of last week, Col Brown, sd
Caswell, introduced an ordinance to giyeto
volunteers for the war, twenty-five dollars
bounty, in addition to the fifty dollars Of.
fered by the Confederate Government.
The Convention has also passed an .ordi-
nance providing that the interest attached
TO the three millions of treasury notes OF.
dered to be issued at the last session, shall
be stricken out. We learn that about $685.
900 Of these interest bearing notes have
already been issued by tho Treasury, and
by the ordinance just passed, these notss
will be continued in circulation and the ia.
terest paid on them at maturity. The main
reason for striking cut the interest Was,
that the banks declined to receive the IN
terest bearing notes. :. .. { ss5 ~
JESSIE FREMONT, AND OLD BLAIR
Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont, while on her
recent visit to Washington teferret cut the.
origin Of the hostility which manifested
itself towards her husband, had an inter.
view with the President, during which
Mr.. Blair, sr., father Of the Postmaster
General and Frank P. Blair, were present.
Mr.. Blair turned to Mrs. Fremont and
said: .sMrs. Fremont, allow me 70 say To-
you that in my judgment, madam, your
husbands household at ST. Louis, and this
intermeddling With the affairs Of the Sbate
is, to say the least Of it, ia very bad tasts.
on your part; and, in conclusion, I wish
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT THE NoRTH
Mo military movements have been made
by the enemy since our last sdvices, DC.
Clellan, who was represented as being ready
and eager fora forward move, has declined
making the same until he hears frpm the
Burnside expedition. The actis, the fail-
ure Of the Burnside expedition has not only
ahec'ea ene P'aps q sae enemy OF sae fc'
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From Below. We learnthat there are
FIVE steam gum boats ct Old Point for which
crews cannot be obtained, owing 10 afesr
that they will be sent to Hatteras. This
point, the oocupation of which was 90 re- Z
joiced over BY the Northern forces and peo-
Pile, has turned ont to be bitter nut Its
exposed condition TO wind and wave, the
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plaoea sue aSqals.aon y y suou paa6 lspgse
amo.s ,ue peas, .uas s1eWs oauaos essuue
oDtainea ,or 1ne'f gun.ooa's, learlo, leas
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RE-VoLUNTEERINa. "A friend writes
from Centreyille, Va, of date the 5l7th,
saying; ftConsiderable excitement getting
up about re-yolunteering; at irst not many
were disposed to it, but it is gradually
growing in favor. lsnPpoae that halfths
regiment at least VIII re-yolunteer here
90 you NAY ,ooA Ut sl,: sns poys uons svo.,
i tney are NOT again disap ppolnseo Y Ine's
lurlougns. .;ss1, Z
Inc reader Rlli understand 2 snas sae ~
iusion IS 20 tae Two nonsos Iutougns prom
ised 70 snose Wao yolunseer lot sne var
SAID tariougns 70 pegln g; soon as ING men
are acoep.ea 10 sns renewed SERVICE 1'
6gee''ee@ Aaoerseser.
Nassau, N. P.-As the name of this
place frequently occurs in items Of impor.s
tant news, is may be interesting to soma
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