Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-14

NAV II
sasa;on tbe,e for Che nurpose of having the
Constitution OF the un..ea osases 90 altsfeu y
as TO hx genera quallnQt..,os ~, so:ess =
all the states 20 nave ss'ueu ans' - ,ast I.S
zensnlp IN an amellcsu ssu'e, , sn1 y ~ .oon :
20 az ma11ers eouvein,us s' s psamoad
ana na STATUS ~ ''ie 'ana: =. - ~ i ;...,;.a
fpfesioes over 'ne, oi,seusiV1' "A''A ''4''''
largely attended
THE Chicago 4ssoas'e publishes q
letter from member o. the stn lhinois
Cavalry, stationed at Demopoiis, Ais.' nom
which the su1jolned ParagraPn Is extracted:
1sit is notorious laot that the omoers nave
reaped . rich harvest oy demanding the
Governments and robbing citizens OF tnelr
cotton, under the cloak OF military authority.
They openly ayow their purpose to make all
'snsy can. ine men toioMlns .ne e,Anpi.
'oIsne.i omSers, S'ea, noises auu 'nu.o' anu
commit all xlnos l OF oePreu&'lons As Soou
as they roo one toWn 'ney move on " '1e Ts
nexe taxing everything IN tneir way ~ II
seems as though our leading omeers are 'oss
to all shame and sense OF deceney.
-Holt, the editor of the Naschez Cou.
r;er s ssoets off,, the following on ssmilitsry
ynecessitv y The reader will nrobably recoe.
n;za tbe n;ctnre aTbere is nothing in ma.
tnre more ripiid. and pliable. more tenacious
sna 3not;le mora minnie in .;ta onerat;ons
and more extensive. It is stern, and
sveeps avay houses and fences, DESTROYS
.leYess and farming uteuoils: It is oomi-
cal and pockets SPOONS, ships off sewing
machines. and Boxes up and removes pianos,
furniture and libraries. It is domestic and
occupies houses, takes possession of homes,
and cultiyates flowers in gardens. 1t is ten.
acions, and, like the swapping turtle, meyer
lets go till il thunders-aometimes even
that don't sufhce." sss.a ~ ...ssssss.
-----A Georgia correspondent of New
York paper says that Major General Robt.
.Toombs is-no one knows where. He is a
fugitive, and ia supposed to be in Cuba
PhEe FPhEe wiisesores say, HwelI, TIL bet he isn't
q hundred miles from Georgia." but I
reckon he is. Toombs played It on our
fellows pretty nice. A corporal's guard
was sent to his house to arrest him, with
orders 10 treat him kindly. The corporal
knocked at the door, and Toombs opened
it, with stWbat will you have gentlemen ?"
aI have an order for the arrest of General
Toombs, sir. Is he in ?n said the corporal.
iaYes," replied Toombs, "he's in, but he's
engaged lust at present If you'll step in
gf,dd take seats, be will be in in a few min.
autes. I1i 90 and tell hip.n Toombs
ysshed ont of the room, had bis horse sad
aIed rode "a. and has never been heard
ssso,, ,,nea The cornoral smslta mice a
short time after but the bird had flown.
~. Z. .r,llslrsp: 80, p,.zn;.
,n,- . lug n"onu :, '.I r. .1,o.S ;.
tnsts Gavs ssea ~ ae. .ao ''H rha;s ains s0rasr
,.o0a 49, - ~ 1881 =, ,ba sa;l;na
~ :, III. .Lsoo C.
7oi tue uist VI e.ne'' sne 'i''i9 o0oo"et 20
ayannan nom onarieslon' anu eneea ,ol tns
sixth OF November oy tae arrlsai el
tne last OF lnem, 'ne S.eanaer oheoauuoan'
.s-.a ~ hnnd,aa and sa,sn,n sve vsssaIe
.oassha. - naa,ln 0a0 non tons ond most ~
81 vers hn,nsd or snnk -of these
-forr-- wore steamers rsavantv.e;obt sbins
.e;obtv..wo bsrss fortv.tbree bries and ak.
,,=sicbt ocbooners The Alabama can,nred
,sirtv.eiobt vessels. one of which was the
,onnboat Hatteras At Galveston. the Sbep-
andoah. tbirty.eiebt: the Florida thirty
ak: the Sumter tventv.seven. the TsNa.
basses tventv.seven the Taconv fifteen.
all.in the month Of :Jnne 1853 Of which
nipe were Gloucester fishermen the Geor.
g;a ten the Jeff Davis eiobt. Winslov
i've. Cbieamauea four: Olussee four
Clarence three; Resribution three st.
lNiebolas three. Calhoun three :. SaIlie.
Nashville Roston Eoho two each The
Nashville was principally blockade run
Her The value of the vessels and cargoss
captured cannot be estimated without q
great research, but if some one should tell
rs it was 500, 600, 600, we should not con.
slider it overrated.
The correspondent Of Northern Do.
per says aAt the close Of the war there
we're about two hundred thousand bales Of
cotton in Georgia, Of which seventy fye