Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-15
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"A Paris correspondent Of New. 7 York
paper says that Louis Napoleon has sup
pressed the publication 10 French Journals
Of the late action of the Federal House Of
Representatives on the Monroe doctrine, in
relation to the French invasion of Mexico,
Graham D. Baker was tried at Cumber.
land Superior Court, North Carolina, fol
Illegally distilling grain into whisky. He
was convicted and fined s5,000,and senten'
eed to sixty days Imprisonment.
A farmer in Noxubee County, Miss,
reports an eve that lately presented her
owner with four lambs, three of which lived
and were thriving, the fourth lost by neg:
lect Tt is mentioned as a rare occurrence.
A similar event, We believe, was lately re-
ported by the Asheyille (N. c. NeaOs.
= We learn, says the Augusta Constitu-
tionahst, that two Federal prisoners-one
an oficer--were shot by the guard, while
attempting to make their escape yesterday,
between Columbia and Augusta. Both
were killed-one at Rowe's Pump. and the
other at 110 mile post, on, the South Caro-
lima Railroad.
= Brig. Gen. Baker, formerly Colonel Of
the 1st N. G. Cavalry, is to take command
of Hampton's division of cavalry-General
Hampton having been promoted to the po-
sition occupied by the. late Gen. J. E. B:
Stuart. 49,
The evening Transcript, of Baltimore,
was suspended on the 18th, by order Of
Gen. Wallace, for publishing dispatch
stating that the loss in the army Of the Po-
tomac was not less than 10000.
- Sir Walter Scott once gave an Irish
man shilling, when a sixpence would
have been sufficient. "Remember, Pat,
said Sir Walter, "you owe me sixpence."
"May your honor live till I pay you," was
the reply.
There are over $4,000 Yankee prison.
ers at Andersonville, Ga. The editor Of
the Albany Patriot says that upwards Of
5000 have died since their removal to
Andsrsonville, the mortality daily aver
aging thirty.ave, with every prospect of a
large increase. On the night of the 18th
ult., thirty-two died.
"A man travelled all the wayfrom Stark
vile, Tennessee, to Granada, Mississippi,
to fund sa5, $3.50 Confederate money. I'm
agine his horror when the cashier threw out
S34, ,710 of ID as counterfeit -
The Adjutant General has issued an Or
der limiting horse rations per day to SIX
pounds Of corn or its equivalent in straw.
This applies to all points east of'the Mis-
sissippi River.
A Paris correspondent Of. a New York
paper SAYS that Louis Napoleon has sup
pressed the publication in French journals
on the late avtion of the Federal House of
Representatives on the Monroe doctrine, in
relation to the French invasion of Mexico.
n i nov known that Dablpreep plaved
o,v IN R;obmond for s;x weeks last winter
and extended his observations to Petersburg
and. Wilmington. His assumed name was
Iiaat Mnrrav He had pass TO 90 where
be n,eased from Cen W;nder etc
-colone 81 York. Of the 18th Louisiana
Major in the Polish Brieade is
nromoted Brieadier so is Colonel Gary, of
soutb Carolina - and as is reported. will soon
bo co,ons, r g praston of Sontb Caro-.
lin. .... ..
The, Provost Marshal of Columbia has
instructions to use his discretioniirn
permitting travel on the railway lines.
Morgan oapsused Mount Sterling, Ky,
m the 9th, He burned the bridges. and
tore M the track of the Kentucky Central
ra;lroad between Cynthiana and Paris, and