Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-18
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.y ling from az ineura-
l|| 4. and it is said Louis Napoleon has
his eve upon the Papal chair fce ha cousin,
Lucien Bonaparte, son Of Charles LOUIS Bona
narte, who Ia to be made cardiAl
-fhe Fever and Ague is ysid to be unu,
sually nreyalent in Indiana tbis fell. Some /
,ersons out there, according o the Louisville !
journal. now consider "shaking" fashionable,
and have become so skilful at t5by praealce pl,e |
,hat tbev can shake sI4ail Columbia and I
:sYankee Doodle" sszss
-A letter from San Juan states, that I'M /
mediately after CO.. Kenny was elected Gov
ernor, Mr.. Mason, the new United States Con- !
sul. recognized the new government Ihe.
British, Gonsul, however hesitated, but, At Is
MENTIONED as a singular fact that one-haH sne
officers ofthe Kenny dynaster are BRITISH. SUD
jects. - s:,ss4s s
z -H Holders of hogs in Kentucky Tor PACK
ins. are very stiff at high figures, and sthe
- trl issker hears Of sales in DanEllle,
! This is equal to SIX asAzs thousand anu
the, pens. Some eight thousand hogs, III
packing, recently sold at St. Louis at five to
fyesand- half cents. 49, a = 80. ss.-
8. Seven years ago Myron 81. Clark kept
s asone-horse hardware store. In 1849 Myron
H. Clark was a deputy sheriff. In 1850 Ny
ron H Clark was le of the marshal for TAX
4 ing the census. Of one-h horse village. In 49,
So Myon H Clark was elected Senator. Ny
ron 81. CLARK is now Governor of New York.
Think Of Myron 81. Clark, and never say die,
The man whowill be President m 1870 is now
peddling Indias- rubber rat traps Again ave
repeat, never despair albany Tribune.
- a letter from the Crimea tells4he fol-
lowing tale: Vsltures are very numerous in
the Crimea. They smell the powders and a.
: wait the coming fthe fight to throw themselv-
: es on their victims, After one of the recent
--eombats, an English officer was found on the
battle-fela, who. had just expired, pressing in
Z both his arms one of those birds of prey, dead
like himself, and which he had crushed in a
last effort of agony
New York, and selling at 81 .OS per acre ofone
hundred and twenty acres, and at Sill of
eighty and 16O acres The Tribune says the
! anfappears tdbe temporary, coming most
: ly from parties who are awaiting the opening of
: the new land offices, and who are anxious to
have a good stock of warrants on hand to Sc
%cure the first choice of lands.
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dra.. - tbe E,sreror eon,rotulot;n, hin, ,,ron
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ss,, .Iss 80 s'.a. 10 a,.st
a. susss gsles .Sl sy0a, ~ aaoii
ktfal to - hsSFt ss they will also
for the public good
ssanta Anna,s son, who figured as
.eslonel in hissfathers army, mostly in Mich
oacan, was tdken prisoner few day since
while on his way In disguise to Vera Cuz,
with the lntention OF emDarklng secretly from
that port. Thepeople OF the village where ne
was arrested determined to lynch him on the
spot for some alfedged crime; but he was pre-
served from theit vengence and sent to Vera
Cuz, where he awaits his trial He is only
twenty-five years of age, but is charged with
some horrible cruelaes,=
Two gentlemenWho were recently car
ried from Portsmouthsto the Naval HOSPITAL
WIN .eYef' were passa os.,OaS Oa So heU eun.l
.r uuus 'aC .n y .hsa, Iasn NJ Wn Ihad 1 I - onoo VIZ
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