Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-04-24

NUMBER III.
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The VIRGINIA GHALLENaEs TIE Mon.
1roB A SECOND. TIME-THE CHALLENGE
DECLINED. The Norfolk Day Book, Of
Monday, says: 4se5; Us =! ~
The Virginia at. an early hour on Satur-
day, made her way down to Hampton
Roads, where she continued till near night,
in order to give the Monitor an opportunity 8
to try her boasted powers but the cyan
kee cheese: boxD kept close alongside the
wharf at Old Point, aud did not come ont
This makes two days;thas have been devo.@g
ted to waiting on the Monitor to get . fight Z,
out of her, and as the effort has proved
vain, we hopeno more coal will be burned !,
on that score. There were great numbers
Of persons on the shore on Saturday as we'll
as Friday, drawn there to witness the fghtsg
1t was stated in these columns opsSatur- :
day, that some doubt existed as TO the
Monitor being at that point on Friday, but
we since learn from those who have kept
an eye on her movements all the time, that
she certainly was there, and that after our
feet left, she came out from her hiding
place and seemed very anxious for tight,
by cruising about 10 the Roads. As am
other opportunity was offered her on Sat-
urday, however, which she declined, we
must conclude that all the gas about her
qualities of resisting the Virginia, is but
empty brag, 80, sS:ss &: - s.
n@ The Eutaw Alabama3 TVhsy has 3 :
correspondent who tells the following asa
|lady's prescription for making the war;
short one !: = : s.as.s5, 81.
A widower of an adjoining county found
a winsome widowain this neighborhood,
whom be persuaded to become his wife.
The evening before the wedding be stopped
in the vicinity to stay over night, the mar
|riage to take place next morning, ata neigh
bors. Mrs. L. was there-ealling ell
know Mr.. L.. She seemed to- get
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aWell now! / do think the President
Eought.to puta stop to- any more marrying
until this war is oyer, if he'd just makes
law that. there warn's to be- any more nara
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The bridegroom looked solemn like, but
I.tell you the .Parson--( you know. Parson
-, enjoyed it out loud So
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