Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-11-11
oleasters in, the Churches.

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s5 " oleasters in the Churches. 8
There is 4 counterfeit olive tree in Pales. =
tine. It is. called the wild olive, Or the :
.oleaster. It is in all points like unto the
genuine tree, except that it, yields 90 fruit.
Alas how many wild olives are there in
the churcb2 When I see man take mp
large space in Chiist's spiritual orchard,
and absorbing a vast deal Of sunlight and.
soil, and yielding not one per cent OF good
works, / Isay-there is an oleaster.
When Ishear professor OF religion glib
in the stock market, ands yet silent in the
prayer meeting, ready to speak for his par
ty, but never willing to open his lips for
Christ, Isay Ah3 what an oleaster
When II hear o church member going
from the communion table to the political
caucus, to buy votes and sell principle, to
cheat and dicker at the board OF intrigue,
sayBehold ansoleaster ! ~ e e.ss
WhenI hear . man pray that ne may
ttproyide things honest in the sight Of aH
men," and then go out ofhis shop With
rotten piece Of broadcloth Or second hand
Friend, why not write ou your sign, here
lives aaoIeasterl s s;ss
When meet garfnlous sssister al eve
ry anniversary meeting, who is profaseof
tears for the foundIipgs Of Five Points, and
ecstatic o4etthee eeloquence Of returned mis-
aionaries, and yetgoes home to- grind 8 sixs
pence out Of an over-worked aeamstress, or.
turn sick servant into the streets, want.
to whisper to her. Madam what pity
,you are nothing but an oieaster
Finally, when wa sneoaptsr.ia church
that is stiff in creed and Lax in. character,
,abounding in doctrine and scarce Of good
deeds, extensively laid ont in professsion
but sparsely settled with gtacsa fich ~
purse and empty aof pfineiple biiggcted
towards everything but siin; aud i libaa iii q To-
wards; everything but true rel zion, tbep We
behold whole plantation 81 oleasters, The
end Of suod IS bnraed; when the; Lord VIII
consume then, With the.b breath Of His mouth
,ip,the terrible dayof Hiis coming. ~:
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A sourH GARoLINA NEcRo' IN Ngw
YoRK -AichapIain who; having beenslsff
behind withfhe wounded at agsbqzg,
was carried to New York; says that but >
few Of the negroes captured at Gsstysburg
took the oath Of allegiance to the Yankees
Most of them steadily refused 10 work %
fight for Lincoln. He relates The follow
ing conversation between Gen. Norris ~
s. a., and Titus, . negro, from South Car
Morr;s--Well. Titus. are: ne, Won willing to
ie6l;at!antd sfiebt for liberty under Che stars
,a6d.ssrinaa II ! 8 8 b "a - ~
= Titns. No sir Won magsshootsme fIast.
and den 1 wont fshs 'einss m N.Y. s soserr,.
ment. = = - =. 8. - -
Morris We'll, Titus; they are eoibeto
put Won sllsin tbearmy if Won 20 South.8
- sTitus--Dats s list wha. q want, sirss
Morris--Don't, Won want a good asuislof
clothes 3 - -:
Titus-Nos from your Government, sir;
nv Government is able to cise me clothes. !
a.Morris-soR, pshaw yoars Gpyesnmsss,s
splayedcouts;o your moneys worthlsssse
Tituss-Das,s all you know about il; de
moneys list as good il ihe Sonf as 'isin
de Norf; for dar ebryting high and money
plenty, ehere :aberyting cheap aud money
skace. Nigga have dollar ia de Souf
where buckrad don't have aaime in de- Norf.
Oh, dar, man, know you amt talkin when
you akin dis chile to fight gin de Souf
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RATES oF ApYEaTlsINs ADV :s AND sgsscRlp,
TIoN;-tn peace times, wnen paper c0pta s
pc bought Tor io 70 il3 cents per ponaa,
and labor wastrom 20 to ~: cents t1ous'
and ems for composition, the regular rates
of adssrtislns ina ln all 1.-The the papers q l5eorga,
was Sl per square for stae nFst insertion ane'
30 cents for each subsequent one NOV,
compositioa so to go cents per sthonsand,
the advertising rates are sf Der ras square for
each insertion. when on M q fair average, It
sbonld he IL least S. ner suuare. Yet we
4 "A soma mon ,cIo,mnla;n - the iipb nriee
tbav have to nav far adyartising % not I CON.