Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-07

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f:tila4s sack of two bushels each. | potlc.
large arrivals of. 1T in Charleston, and as
holders advertise itsiargely y and push It on
1.-The aurket, feel warranted it premises that
tits falling ,ppidly, SO that il will come
within reach of ali, though thisI may prob.
ably be too late for saviag this years sup.
ply of bacon and beef. - ~ ~
The weather that had beenSsaslons dry,
:,etansed IFS base'gon Saturday night, and
S.the rain deIuge poured" from 6 to IL
p m, but yes.erday morning shone forth
clear and pleasant, so that AFTER guard
-muuuting ut 8 o,clocki the larger number
Of ours soldiers repaired to the different
places Of worship--which many Of them do
na DO 1T home-and thus speut the day in
4 n.snrer becoming vi those who respect
their fanliliesssi home, Md appreciate, as
holy, $tle eau>ethat has separated theui for
awhile frum their domestic hearth, and the
sterner duties of lite. s...f ,,Gy. + So
i%.5 ~. CoLuMBsA, January :, 1853.
The exit aud the euirance softhe land
ne W year, was pnly re,usrsable for the abs.
sence Of Tie ueurf festivities, business
changes, and luns Yet Columbia Keeps
up its sdash. and silks, sasias, fast trnt-
lers, aud gay eqaippases though we nred
not the csn,ra.t to remind US Of squalid
poptrty--that there is lamenia.ion in the
wilderness, Rachel weeping for. her chil-
dreu, and will not be comforted, for they
are not" The city council are diStribu-
ting pine wood 10 tile poor at one dollar
cord, and wood sells mt high prices here,
while ALe Ladies Industrial Association
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affords al once work 10 the indigent, aud
clothing tossuf brave soldiers IN the war.
The. 1st was the day The A'jutant Gen
eral of .,he State. bS Act t4pf Assembly, or
.lerets an election fur The Field officers of
The First Corpse tf Reserves 0nthe morn:
ing uf tia, day il was understood by Us
,ha, Gci. ,Braniesafd had rfque<tri sas-
tension of TIE e9ectinnshy the Gosernor,
ba, w!.o stated iha. l.r had 10 oPtionin the
premises hui to comniiss;.,n thr ;,fhsers
raee:, Xaca,inE tx, appointments. IN Gun
seal,hce Of said orders. companies. D, at
Chester, aud Il, al iark, on detached ser.
vice at this post, aud now under command
Of Capt J f. Lowry, held elections, which
rcSulrea iuathc unanimous ctoiec of W.
Perry Gill, OF Chester, fur; Colonel ;sJohn
Mtislerkin. of, Fairfield, Lieutenant Colo
mel ana WI Bowen, Of FORK. Tor Maj,r,
and the returns hauael in to the .A,ljr
,aut''s 4ff.e the same day. Owing TO the
action of the oficers Of other compauies in
tl.isiG:h) Resiment, no election was held,
SO the abosc named yenslcnIen are entitled
tg commissions Al election, asheld also,
in the 81 Regiment, when the brave aud
.sllaat Ni.liaaIs. was re elected C0ionel,
Will! a chang in his SubalterDs, ali 7Of
WHOM. have been commissioned The coun.
ell, 1t least the military part, Is said to have
been active In bringing about this attempt
to set aside the Legislature, and override
Gov. B,nham. as the Five did Gov Pick.
ems, but in this ias,anve, if rish. is might,
another failure is the result, and the Re.
>s.ves, uut:amueed 10y Conven;i"nal men
,!aciry, are prepared to ID the duty tor
whicl. they have been inglorinusly tratfek.
ed away ..>,... ..
Ahuu, 8 cluck, on the 1t another ex
plnsi.,n took n!are at the Pow der Mill, in
which some 800 pounds Of powder was
DESTROYED. We cannu' bu, think it strange
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