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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04

NEGRO STEALING.-Some few days ago a
young man by the name of Buford who was
acting as clerk for Mr. Gamble ofthe Wiuns-
boro Hotel, disappeared, and at the same
time also negro boy. Suspicious we're
aroused that there was some concert. Of action
between them. Mr.. Gamble wrote imme.
diately to some of his friends in Greensboro
N. c., requesting them to be on the look out
A day or two ago he received letter in
forming him of the apprehension of both
Buford and the negro at Greensboro. They
have both been brought back and lodged in
this jail, where Buford will await trial for
life Winnsboro' Register e. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04

paddle, and blacked his person. They then
carried him to house of ill-fame, and with
licks upon his person, forced him to break
through window into house of a negro
woman, made him hug and kiss the negro
wench, and perform various other interesting
and amusing Ito them) tricks.
He says they then took him to the Ex-
change drinking house and forced liquor
down him, and finally carried him to the
porch of the City Hotel, where, after iuAct-
ing quite number of stripes with cowhide
and paddle turned him loose perfectly naked,
and less all the money he had-S13.2O.-
The man Saulsberry says the only reason
these persons give him for this barbarous
andunlawful outrage were, that he had failed
to pay his hotel bill of about $50, and that
he had been taking buggy rides with some
young ladies.
We know nothing about the previous his
tory of this man Saulsberry, and had pever
seen him until he called at our Office on
yesterday to exhibit to US the laceration of
his flesh made by these men. He seems to
be respectable individual, and to our mind
it is one of the most heinous outrages that
has ever been perpetrated in this State, and
it is just one of those violations of the rights
of persons that should be made an example
of. We denounce in the roundest terms all
species of mob law. We have good laws,
and if there is violation of these laws, we
have honest and upright men enough in this
city and county to have those laws enforced,
and therefore, there could have been no ex-
cuse for this outragein our city.
Mobile Register.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04

terrible AFFAIA.-A correspondent of
the Petersburg Iutelligencer says tsA most
shocking occurrence took place in Fincastlet
a few nights since. A gentleman, with sew
cral motherless children, arrived at that place
and in the course of the night the inmates
of the Hotel were aroused by terrific screams,
and on tracing up the sound, found athatsit
emanated from the room in which the gen.,
tlemen and his children lodged. Breaking
the door open, the Mortified spectators.saw
that he was laboring under horrible dream,
or nightmare, and was in the act of pulling
out the tongue of his youngest child, whom
he had taken to sleep in the bed with, him.
He was Immediately aroused to see the body
of his little child dreadfully bruised and
lacerated, and told those who had awakened
him, that he had dreamed that some one
was numbering the child, and he was trying
to rescue it. His agony was said to be in
describable. At the time the passengers
left Fincastle for this place, the poor child
was alive, but in an extremely perilous con-
dition. ~,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04

WHO WILL WHEEL THE APPLES PIT is
said that Maj. Poore's wager has been Ia
ken, namely--that if Fillmore does not re-
ceive more votes than Fremont in Massa-
chusetts, he, Poore, will wheel barrel Of
apples on a wheelbarrow from Newburyport
to Boston, or, if Fillmore receives the most,
the taker of the bet shall convey the apples
in the same way from Boston to Newbury-
bort.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04

HIGH PRICED ToBAcoo.-Mr Charles
Henderick, of North Carolina, recently sold
to j. H. & S. Tyre, merchants in Lynch.
burg, Va, between one and two hundred
pounds of tobacco, at the unheard Of price
of $3.50 per hundred pounds. 1t is described
as the finest specimen ever seen in the
Lynchburg or any other market. The col
or, bright golden hue, and the texture al
most as fine as silk. .essg&sss,:., :,
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aa~ A gentleman writing from Paris states
that NJ. Place, the French banker, who re-
Gently failed for the immense amount of six
teen million francs, gave, on the evening be-
fore the grand catastrophe, a splendid din
ner, to which were invited all the celebrities
of certain grade upon the Bourse,together
with au equal number of ladies. The feast
was of the most recherche kind-thc cost
probably being not less than twenty-five dol
lars a head-and the buoyant spirits of the
liberal host were the theme of general ad-
miratiou. When the enthusiasm was at its
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04

SURPRISE PARTIES. -Oflate very novel
and questionable sort of amusement has be-
come fashionable. Several friends and ac-
quainances inform each other that they in
tend to drop in and take tea with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. The family are surprised
and astonished to find fifteen or twenty
friends and acquaintances in the house who
have called to take tea. The tea chest is
just exhausted-not bit of cake in the
pantry-not loaf of bread in the grocery,
ard not enough cups and saucers and tea
spoons to go round. What peck of trouble
the poor woman is in. Shed give her we'd
den gown if she had only known of their
coming. There is mighty deal of fun in
these surprise parties, and great deal Of
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Sflftt 4oetrg*
BALLADS FOR THE YOUNG SOUTH.

BALLADS FOR THE YOUNG SOUVH.
By JosEpH BRENNAN.
Men of the South our foes are up
In fierce and grim array;
Their sable banner laps the air
An insult to the day.
The Saints of Cromwell rise again
sanctimonious hordes,
Hiding beneath the garb of peace
4 million ruthless swords.
From North, from East and West, they seek
The same disastrous goal,
With Christ upon the lying lip,
~ And Satan in the soul;
Mocking, with ancient Shibboleth,
All wise and just restraints
s"To the Saints of Heaven was Empire given,
And we alone are Saints
Men of the South look up-behold
The deep and sullen gloom
Which darkens Ger your sunny land
With thunder in itscwomb!
Are ye,so blind ye cannot see
The omens in the sky?
Are ye so deaf we cannot hear
The tramp of foemen nigh?
Are ye so dull We will endure
The whips and scorns of men
{ Who hide the heart of Titus Oates
Beneath the words of Penn?
Are you so base, that, foot to foot,
Ye will not gladly stand
For land and life, for child and wife,
s. With naked steel in hand?
Sons of the brave the time has come
To bow the naughty crest,
Or stand alone, despite the threats,
Of North, or East, or West.
The hour has come for manly deeds,
And not for pulling words
The hour is passed for platform prate,
1t is the time for swords
And by the fame of John Calhoun,
To honest truth be true,
And by old Jackson's iron will,
Now do what ye can do
By all ye love and all ye hope,
Be resolute and proud,
And make your flag a symbol high
OF triumph-or shroud
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yr11ow FEyER Ar CANTON. n M MISS.

YELLOW FEVER AT CANTON, Miss
The New Orleans Delta says !. )
"By private despatch received in town
last night from Canton, Miss, we learn that
one death occurred there from yellow fever
on Friday, and one yesterday. The conse-
quence was q general stampede Of the in
habitants, all that could evacuate the premi-
ses leaving at the shortest possible notice"
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pg Man naturally thinks proudly and
haughtily of himself and thinks thus Of no
body else but himself. .
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NO. SO.

article, who owned it himself. While the
excitement continued to increase, threats
were made, and the Mayor, fearing violence,
called upon the citizens to enroll themselves
as special police, and about l50 responded.
The threats were to the effect that the au-
thor of the obnoxious article, if a foreigner,
should be driven out of the place, and if q
native lynched; but the energetic steps ia.
ken by the Mayor prevented either measure
from being carried into execution. The
matter, however, did not pass without blood
shed and the loss of life. A man by the
name of Mcdonald went to the drug store Of
Mayor Devine where an alteration ensued,
and in the melee the Mayor seized pistol
and shot Mcdonald, who fell and expired
short time afterwards. This, of course,
produced still greater excitement, and it was
proposed to hang the Mayor at once. The
Sheriff, however, put him in Jail to keep him
from the mob, and, at last accounts:he was
guarded by strong force Of men from both
parties. 1t is but just to say that We make
up this account from the Texan, which is
strongly opposed to the Mexican party.
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THE MoRMoNs.-The Deseret News-the


THE MoRMoNs.-The Deseret News-the
organ of Brigham Young aud of the Nor.
mon Patriarchs contains long history;o of
the experiences and tribulations of that sect
in the far off Territory: closing as follows
We have successfully met the hostile red !
men; we have with like fortitude and sue:
cess, nearly passed through the scarcity
caused by the drought and devourer of the
past season, and severity. of the winter Of
1856 and '56: we are now patiently labor.
ing upon scanty meals, to secure our crops
from the parching rays of the burning sun,
while the produce of many fields has already
furnished sustenance and vigor to our enc.
mics, the insects, and that of numerous other,
fields is entirely scorched up in spite yof all
our efforts. ~
In view of these facts, aside from many
others of kindred nature, and also Of q ]
commercial, political and constitutional char
acter, shall Utah's present appeal to Con-
gress be unheeded, or neglected /? She is I
asking for admission to the Union, after the
form of the most approved and customary
precedents; she is widely known toeminent-.
ly possess the only two qualifications pre-
scribed by the constitution for new States,
viz: GA substantial civil community, and a.
republican government" she is, occupying
a region which others would fee from; she /
is tamely submitting to the privation Of many
equal rights, amid all other hardships; and
now when asking, what is hers of right, the
privilege of extending the area of State
Government, civilization and toleration over
a region of wild mountains and desert plains,
is it possible that in so enlightened an age
the first voice of objection will be raised a.
gainst her request? We shall hear.
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-EDs'. Billings
CARHIINATIyE AND AsTRENGENT SYRUP ;

y
s. An Infallibe Remedy for
Cholera hJantum, or Summer Compliant of Chill
I'd, ol,en, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea or any
g. Irregularities Of the Bo,cels.
The long and successful experience the use of this remedy
by the INVENTOR nthe treatment of a the diseases which
is recommended together with the highly respectable testimony
which numbers bear to its efficacy in the Bowel
tons of Children, Diarrca Cholera Morbs and Dysenery
grown persons, enle higher confidence were
one OF the ordinary humbug medicines Of the day. which pro-
Tess to perform miracles and all the ills OF life charac-
ter has been fully established in the hands of physicians the
highest character, as the following letter will show
DELTA, [Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1877 Fl
0. O. Foodman Esq Dear SrThere are but a very few Of
the nosrum offered to the public which would be vii
ling to lend the sanction of my NAME however humble it NAV
be either in the world of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carmina'ive and AsrDgen Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific prncipleper-
fecty in harmony with the laws of organic eand therefore,
deserves ough its ingredients kept secre to rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than nosrm It affords
pleasure be able without the successful conradc.
tom add my testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy in all the forms complaints for which
eresns chronic of Darhra Dysentery and
mend in many others and in every instance where such
preparation indicated, i, proved successful
Respectfully yours,
n. NJ PORTER, NJ. Do
For sale, wholesale and retail by O. O. WOODMAE corner
Common and Magazine streets New Orleans La Also by O.
o. WooDMAN 4 co., Vicksburg, p d. COOK CO. Yszoo
City, Miss ns.
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I9.J Gasack, Twenty Third Precinct Natural.
lied Fourth District Court 10th October 1855 Signed
the protest. Does not know which ticket he offered
to vote, the American Or the Democratic, Cannot
the tickets attached to the protest are those he
offered to vote. Was on the police two years ago.
Voted two years ago. Voted for Jackson for Record
II, Fourth District Voted once Or twice before he
got out his papers.
Joseph Toa,ner, TWenty-third Precinct Natural,
lied First District Court December 3lst, 1856 Sign
ed the protest tickets attached are the tickets
he offered to vote. Rno,cs them bp Tie names d,
ssm. can't seaa. Did hot k,.oto on he dau 81
election acho ,cere candid
AZ There were over two hundred witnesses examined,
who testified before Justices Richardson and DAILY,
and in open court, all for plaintiff, Of which there
were
81 natnralized BY the First District Court.
SO naturalized by the Fourth District Court.
" ~ who produced no papers.
~ who did not know on the day of election who
were the candidates.
Il log who never read the Constitution Of the United
States did not know what it Is, Or never heard
it read. VII MI I'll
20 natulalized BY Judge Elliott, Oh whose certii.
Gates Of naturalizatio are not complete.
rs who did not offer to vote.
% who offered to vote in precincts in which they
did not reside. ID 58
~ who signed the protest without having read it
and without knowing its contents.
1 1t was on such evidence as this that three Ameri.
can Senators and several American Representatives
We're expelled from seats to which they had been
rghtfully elected by arbitrary and INSCRIPTIONS
uiOrity Tt is IN sTcl aydanre 40 th;s fhat +ho 80,
testants in the parish cases have sought hwar the
will Of the people and to fost themselves into office.
And, it is on grounds like these, and evidence like
thisfor people like these that the real voter is to
be degraded his voice stihed our elections made
mockery, in order that 4 few partisan leaders may
reap the honors and eHoluments which flow from the
possession of power and place!
y Further comment is unnecessary.
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M. H. YOUNG.

Y A PERFuMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dsageeable BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers as denrice
would not only render teeth white als
baer? Many do know breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the balm tooth brush the
teeth night and morning. fifty will last year.
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using
i Balm of n Thousand Fowers' It will remove TAM pmpes
andfreckes from the skim leaving it of roseae hue
Wet towel on two three drops and wash
and morning.
Sharing Made EdsyWet shaving brush in either
cold water two three drops Balm of Thou.
sand Flowers, rub the beard well and it will beautiful
solather much facilitating the operation shaving. Price
only so cents. Ferdge Co., proprietos For sale by j.
Wright Co., O. Q. Woodman, and all druggists.
fel5 d, &Weod6m u. - -
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aNe9U SaGneaaec1' CEOtBstaaq.

H. STMg,HTZ % HER &c Gqp.
No. IS Camp street,
Have just received additional supplies of Summer Clothing
Barpour Merino COATS;
Colored and Black Alpaca co ATS-very rich
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS
Seersucker, Linen and Cashmere COATS
White and Colored Linen Duck PANTS
White and Fancy Drill PANTS
White and Fancy VESTS.
Very light gauze Aerino Observation-Disclosures
Lisle Thread Undershirts; LINEN DRAWERS
New Styles of Lisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE
SHIRTsA supply Of Colored Linen and Muslin also of
Linen Bosom do.
TRUSKSAn invoice of the best Sole Leather TRAVELLING
Trunks Philadelphia manufacture l.-,. =. .l.-.-g
uhBREAS-Just received small invoice of superior Silk
Nhs "'hsh"m umbrellas. myl2 2pl2t
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steamboat Departures rnlg Day

OHIO RIVER. ..l t5,=- ... ~.
Chancellor Stewart master, O'clock Betteron Keefe
% Tcaouptoulas street, agents. z@aS
@271 LOWER MISSISSIPPI IN lt .sa-
Gem, Phelps master, O'clock John E. Hyde Co., 66
Poydras street, agents. zs 50 =
ouACHTTA RIVER. f9&Eray~. s.Iu
Linden Harlan master, at o'clock F. NJ Andrew L ssrau
agents.
@ YAzool RIVER.
Aaiana Briggs, master, at O'Clock. n B. Smith, IL Now
Levee street. agent. gFHA Y
RED RIVER, @#r'
=. r. kimball, Wihenbery master, Pm T. D. Smith,
u New Levee street agent
81 Charles Applegste, master, at o'clock t. B. Smith, IL
New Leyes and L. snupP Co.. 81 Front street. agents.
Ross e8y MASTER at o'clock Lewis Snapps Co. 81 Front
street, and 7. b. Smith, Il New Leyes street agents
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BetfertOss $ .Keene,
Remeoued /! Ksen,oveey.s

Removed KgenuOUeGg
FROM NO. Is TO ~ ROYAL STREET.
and pnts constantly hand which equal best that
comes to this market.
:. Also -.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA AN DIES:
SAzERAC Of the Vintage Of 1885, 1913 and 1906 and other
brands.
w HIS * ":
OF all descriptons--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
:. Also
On hand, my usual assortment of the best WINES and H.
Quohs in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
az Zpu No. II Royal street.
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Select Summer Clothing.

Select Summer CG0SEse7a9s "a
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
MORE FRESH GOODS BY THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages
ALFRED MUNROE &; Co.,
81 Magazine street, corner of dravier
Would call attention to their present assortment Of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among which may be found the following;
Single Mpd Cashmere FIR oCKs AND rANTALOoNs. rs
Drap D. Etc FROGK and SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
Barpour, Alpaca aud Merino COATS. fSi }a13
Check Linen Brown Linen, aud Fancy Linen COATS. ~
Fancy Linen Drill PANTALOONs, 200 different patterns
French Drap D. Etc PAETALoONS.
White MarselleB VESTS.S lf4g s 5584r.al. 15 .a
Very rich assortment Of Fancy Marseiles VESTS 0r .
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS.
Bombazne, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS.
Gauze Merino UNDERSHIRTs, whole and haf sleeves 81
Gauze Cotton g - :"
Iisle Thread = 4" q };5g.5 ~
Half Hose Gloves Srspenders Handkerchiefs, Cravas
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
IN .BOYS, CT O Z.EEYyyG,
our assortment BOYS CLOTHING very complete en-.
bracng all the above styles mentioned gentlemen.
and guardians invited to call purchase welmade
ing for the boys under their charge. 3W&
A full of all articles manufactured by the Union
India Rubber Company.
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TO interrupt a Disease is asot To

To interrupt 60 Disease is not to
tNs -' t CURE 1T.
Many preparations will secure TO the victim of worms
brief cessation from pain and raton but only one Medi
cine present known to the world will actually expate the
disease and secure the patient from all unpleasant
That Medicine is a-aG NElY3
Winer's Canadian Vernnifuge,
it stand Alone unreproaced has the sanction of the highest
medical authority and should stand stepece of every
nursery In the United States Mothers look to it, if You value
yonr ohidren's health and life.
be particular and remember the name Wners Canadian
Vefnuge This is the only article that be depended on
Remember this. 'r :.
For sale Wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
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COTTON UNCHANGED
BIaEADsTUFFs LOWER.
COWS oEas oEsB-

BREADsTUFFs LOWER.
e GoNSoEaS ADvANCEsD- y
ICY BY THH SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.
NEW York, May 27.--The United States mail
steamship Baltic, from Liverpool on the afternoon d
May the l4th, has arrived at this port,
Commercial Intelligence.
The market is dull and prices are unchanged
though holders demand an advance.
The sales for two days amounted to 900 bales Of
which $500 bales were taken on speculation, and
1000 for export.
Our quotations are the same as per Canada, viz
Orleans fair ID; Orleans Mddling 6 5-l6d.; Mobile
Fair SD; Mobile Middling gid.
@@# Latest.
LIvERPooL, May Il, P. M--Our cotton market is
dull to-day and prices are unchanged. The sales Of
today are estimated at 6 5000 bales. FIJI &G@
Manchester Trade
4 Our advices from Manchester are ;unfavorable.
Breadstuffs
y Wheat and Flour are trife lower. White Corn is
scarce, and has advanced ls while mixed and yellow
have declined Cd. a,% q
Provisions are generally unchanged. Consols have
advanced and are quoted at 93s to 93s.
France
The numerous secret societies throughout France
are causing the government much anxiety
SS VI 5 s5s' Eli 9S Belgium.
There has been much excitement in Belgium re.
specting the French interference with the liberty of
the press; today's mail, however, brings news that
an agreement with France has been effected ~
, England.
No rrnfi
news Of Walkers battle at Rivas has not caused much
excitement
Italy
Italian affairs are exciting considerable attention
Count Cavour has addressed two important notes to
the Sandman Chambers.
y - Russia. f.
1t is reported that Russia has demanded an expla.
nation respecting the secret treaty signed jointly by
France and England, guaranteeing the independence
of Turkey. The rumor has not however affected the
stock markets.
Swedish Sound Dues 0M
q Sweden, Russia and Oldenburg signed the protocol
at Copenhagen the 9th, agreeing conditionally to
the capitalization Of the Sound Dues.
}l9s2 Persia---Treaty with the United States
An advantageous commercial treaty has been CON
cluded between Persia and the United States.
Baltic---American Squadron.
1t is runored that an American squadron will soon
enter the Baltic Sea.
Nicaragua Meeting at Baton Rouge.
BATON ROUGE, May 27-An enthusiastic Nicaragua
meeting was held here last night. Speeches were
made by Major Heron and Judge McWhorter
committee was appointed to collect material
aid and the prospect is good that the New Orleans
uilf
River Intelligence
VIcKsBURG, May 27.-The Sultana passed down at
noon, and the Niagara at this evening
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sR7'riVeG.. ).

sa1'2sived.
T& &P ESH&MaS GGs TvI -Aa R-
@ THEIRS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under City HoteD
Have now received their usual choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS. st.
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
% MARsE1LLEs AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS and
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
NJ 2pf ' In every variety,