Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-03-14


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but we would advise others to get all the informsr
ton on the subject they can and this little book
viii give them great deal Of very valuable infor.
nation Information that we do not know where
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= WESTERN CORRESPONDENCE
e s..>fse,s HELENA, ARKANsAs, March L, 1857
Dear Eursra iii accordance with q long ed
tertained desire, on the morning of the 2Sth Of
January, we turned our face Westward, and at an
early hour were whirlins over hill and dale towards
Columbia Left to ourmediations, we found 4
feeling Of sadness "genty stealing Ger u.s. How
could it be otherwise when knowing that each
stroke Of the engine was bearing .us farther and
farther from the scenes that We loyedYua Our
Creator has wisely and benefcently: endowed. us
with strong attachments for Hhome and friends,9
and the bosom that is unmoved at the name Of
"home, " must be q stranger to the finer feelings
Of our nature. For South Carolina we cherish the
strong attachments of home Her proud and chiys
alrous bearing in the days of her prosperity filed
our boyish hearts with noble aspirations, and wds
when down-trodden and oppressed, when her enc
mics would cover iherwith ,reu,roacb.s our heart
clngs to her with an ardor of affection oommensu,
rate only with her misfortuneSs u .e5af 81 .,,a1
Undue time we reach the capital Anair Of des-
olaion seems stlto hover over this once beautiful
city To the casual observer, appearance twould
seem to indicate spirit of and awant
Of enterprise: This, however, ais snotinaeordsnce
with facts The present sad state of things ia o.
ing, not so much to want Of energy, az 4 want of
capital The spirit of her people, nofwRiithstsnd-
ing their severe trials is sunbroken but their wealth
is gone Standing amidst her ruins, there. -isone
thought that consoles,us Impoverished md ru-
ined as she now is, her noble, Spartan spirit stA
survives in the breast Of her people, and although
noto crushed by the heel of power, it viii yet rise
more beautiful and glorious So. -.
Resuming our seat in The cars we aneed ja onward m
until sunset, when We arrive at Kinesyille. Hem
we find awaiting usa splendid sleeping ear, with
all the conyeniences of nicely furnished chamber
What contrast between this and the sleeping cans
of former daysl In those, you went to- bed ait-
ting up, but according to the now order of things
you undress and sereie for the night to bedas
comfortable as when at home. Whenwi pro
qess of the age reach the ne ,,laas ,n tAgail.
ing oursef Of tsthe convenience, I'VE pay our Sex
t1a and soon are are Obvious to a nassns events =
The + nmon,ows ,n ann rose e mon IN no besn,;I .Sa
bright far on our NAV tow.rJ. A.anta NJ "a
then we mass one Il asbermsn II.cf
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bas, already aF;sen f,om ber as,ss gaora
than her former self Nau IA Il s,n
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ns secfrelv tr,,,,1h the monnia; bt i ib;s n.,t
of onr tim ,vas in n;sht % nssa u ,,r -
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