Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-06-10
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who are now Doasting tnat tney were no'
noriginal- secessionists Z" The old term
sfsderalist" has become one of reproaeh
many years since.
| 1t has been decided in North Carolina,
that persons furnishing substitutes in the
| Confederate Army, are not exempt from
any calls on the amilitia", for either home
or other service.
- The fact has come to our knowledge
that the prices published as obtained at
blockade sales, are those at which goods
have been bought in by the owners Of yes.
sells, who thus keep up the trade, and are
prepared to duplicate all orders atthe price
named. So many cargoes are in our ports
unHold, the game is beginning to prove it.
self a losing one Our authority is not to
be disputed.
The smallest business Jet, is that of
forging aYankee greenbacks" in England.
Two men have been committed on the
charge, and it seems also to be- speculation
of one of Abe's own subjects in his own
dominious, who chose Sheffield as his tspa-
rent institution.
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"A meeting was held at Spartanburg
Court House on the lst instant, and steps
taken toorganize a regiment in the District
for Home defence, Companies to report
when rs names are signed.
- Edie, the clerk who absconded from
Charleston some time since, with SlS, 600
of blockade sale money, has been arrested
at Richmond, with sS, 900 ofthe State banks
in his possession.
A writer over a communication signed
ss.Y York," /" in the Southern Guardian, NOM
mates Hon. W. W. Boyce, as candidate
for reelection to Congress.
- The Card Factory enterprise of Green:
wood, Abbeyille District, and Columbia,
are about to be amaIgamated. Already a
large amount has been subscribed by the
ladies of the State, aud we hope York will
now assist, and send its contributions of 81
or more, to Mr.. j. r. Tarrant, at the FORM
erplace, whois Secretary and Treasurer.
- Persons wishing to send packages to
the Palmetto Sharp Shooters, can do so BY
sending them to the Central Association De-
pot, Columbia, by the 10th inst, care of
VIM L. johnson.
Gen. Jackson's favorite horse, which
has SO nobly borne him through many of his
most dangerous aud brilliant exploits, has
been conveyed by railroad to the relatives Of
Mrs. jackson, in Charlotte, N. G.
The N. Y. papers say tnat the Tycoon
has sent Abraham Lincoln present Of a
coat of mail.
- Refugees from N. Orleans report that
Admiral Farragut was obliged to destroy
the Hartford, in consequence of the inju.
ries she received in the attack on Port
Hudson.
Vallandigham must go to Canada, is
the general opinion. He has declared a.
gainst us, and we dent want him even if
be had not His presence here will do
neither himself nor us any good.
The vanity Of fameis beautifully illus
trated by the little fact that splendid por-
trait of the rebel President has just been
published in Paris, with this inscription
"M. J. Davids, President Of South A
merica."
ii don't SO much care about the bugs,
said Mr.. Wermley, to the head of a gen.
teel family, in which he resides, "but the
fact is, ma'am, hain't got the blood to
spare, you see that yourself"
The old National late1zsgencer newspa-
per at Washington city has died out, and
the Office was recently sold at auction
Everything that was decent and respectable
is dying out in Yankee land.
When Mcclellan was besieging Rich.
mond, his butchers were in the habit of
wrapping the tallow of slaughtered beeves
in hides and putting them under ground for
These tallow mines have
been worked to great advantage, one gen:
tleman having realized $4,000 from the sale
of fat and hides quarried ont Of. his plan
tation.
The Atlanta ConJederacy learns that
Gen. Humphrey Marshal has resigned.
1t is stated that McCauley, the tele-
graph operator who disappeared from Chat.
tanooga few days ago, has gone over to the
enemy. Such will be the case until the
employment of true Southern men is made
imperative in all the Telegraphic depart
ments
- Vallapdigham, has been 'snowed I'M.
der" since his advent South. If the Yam.