Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-29

che planters in Ponsotoc county, Miss, are
contracting to deliver their wheat at. two
dollars per bushel, such unusally heavy
crops have been made there;
The Bareau Of eonscaptfon has deoi-
ded that afserthe 18th Of July, all the able.
bodied men; employed by the Express
Company shall be put en- psrmansHes into
the army; r..ss :
"a Colored preacher within our lines re-
Gently felt constrained to preach against the
Iextoftions Of thesutlers from which Els flock
has suffered. Afersnuch deliberation, he
announced; his textas follows; SHOW de
serpent was more sisslsr than any beast Of
thefeId whiohds Lord God hath made"
"A Yankee farmer recently wanted his
.vife's funeral poatponed on account of the
non.arrivafo Of professional igenslsmanswho
waste extract several teeth from her con-
tanning. .sfs worth Of gold filing, +.
Yallandigham has arrived at Dayton,
Ohio, sndthe Democratic Convention, Of
Illinois, has promised Him protection.
Among ths eaptures.in the Trans Mis-
sissippi Department., from Banks, were
Loo iron saxlesxsgoas and . large qnapp,
ftiy offsrmingimpl which the Yan.
KEGS bad brought with them to respland
thresh ths crops eas they went along, ~
Kirby Smith Fsapea and thiashed the YAM Van
KEGS, and the implements were offno fur.
|ther use to them. O. o..! y !
- A soldierof the 1st P Pennsylvania cayal.
y, in the Potomac army, was short
time since found asleep. near Warreuton;
Va, having slept "a 4hours. Hestepped up
to bis Captain and said : Captain, T dieto
usrrow at 4 O'clock, and,the war will endin
June. YoushaYene more for to do. =
,As the clock struck fouraon5thes: following
day he died without a groan. s''."s -
"a Yankee gun, to carry bailof eight
hundred and seventy six pounds, with Q
charge ofeigh.ysix pouadsof powder, burst
on its trial at Trenton. The explosion rat
tied the houses two miles off.
A writer, dwelling on.the importanoe Of
small things, says that healways takes $40 %
tice even Of straw. !" especially, perhaps, if
there's q, sherry tcobblerat The end oft.
1T has been shoFin by late discoveries,
aundergronna" in Pompeii, that the Ro.
man women pf the days when Pompei was
o aourishing city, wore garments wonder.
fully lille the pantaioons Of our days.
- An anti-augar society is contemplated
at Rockville; Massachusetts,, based 5on the
principle that il is immoral to use the arti-
Gle at thirty cents a pound. -,
= Scouts who have returned from Mid
die Tennessee report all quiet there, no
Yankee troops; nor any obstruction to ag'
riculture. The people are waiting end ho-
ping for the return Of the Confederates.
- VaIlandigham will not leave the State
of Ohio. he is asDayton, and says be has
calculated the consequence Of being, arrest.
ed, and that it will be an eye. for an eye. and
% tooth for tooth, SO help him, the ever
Jehovah. He intends to remain quiet till
after the Chicago Convention.
|. - The carbine factoryat Richmond, has
been removed to Tallahassee, Alabama. This
factory is,engagedin making carbines for
the cavalry, chiefly Of the Maynard patent
and fully equal in workmanship to the best
production of Yankeedom. .....
Que who reads our paper, but is too
stipgy to subscribe for 1t, says 1t is too lit
tie. That person has no taste. We like
little things especially q little woman,
little baby aida little whisky Prairie
Ne,os. szas
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