Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-10-23
INTERPRETATION,

"The Hunter and the Milkmaid," next week.
Pray, get copy of "ye goodbye" Mt Bryan's'
and send it up. .....".We publish the Proclamation
of Gov. ADAMS, calling an extra session OF the
Legislature, on Monday the I'd day of November,
for the purpose of choosing Presidential Electors
......."Don't forget that the State Agricultural
Fair will take placein Columbia, on the lth, 18th,
18th, and 14th of November. '''.'."The people OF
the State generally will be Interested to learn,
SAYS the Keowee Courier, that the track Of the
Blue Ridge Railroads. being laid at the Anderson
terminus. We also understand that the iron is
being received at that point, and that the road to
Pendleton will he completed at the earliest period
possible. shy first of May next. ''.'.''..A letter
from Widdcn, Turkey Of August 9th says, eve
have this morning heard a sound which the people
of Bulgaria have not heard for ages, the sound OF
bell calling the Christians to church to thank
God that the Sultan has been pleased to restore to
us our liberty of worship. Widden is the first
Bulgarian town that has received bell. '"'''.''
Great Britain and old Spain are both in pursuit OF
poor Mexico and from present appearances will
catch up with her. Both have fleets in the Gulf,
threatening death and destruction to the land of
the Aztecs Poor Mexico .....'..'Herc is spcci-
men of the prolific, about on o par with our friend
Grist's nub5ins MIR. William Dougherty, of Pat
terson, N. j., So years old, has had, it is said,
81 descendants, Is of whom are living. He had
10 children, 55 grand children, and 80 great grand
children children are living, Al grand children,
and 26 great grand children. .''''."Tuesday night,
last week, snow fell in Virginia, to the depth Of
three inches ''.''''..'rhe Newburyport Mercury
announces the death of Mr.. Henry Barber, who
worked in the Mercury office sixty-fve years, and
died at the age Of seventy-si1. During the whole
of his life Mr. Barber was never five miles distant
from his home, and never saw railroad or steam
boat except from the windows of the office in
which he worked. ..'....It is said that when Col.
Fremont stood upon the Rocky Mountains, there,
beyond the level of organic life, beautiful bee
lit upon his arm; whcreupon, the Albany Argus
remarks that, more wonderful still, two BIS will
light on him in November-Buck and Breck !''''''
1.-THE Union people are in exstacies about their
Railroad; the bonds have been in good measure
sold; and the prophecy, made about five years
ago, that .it will be completed to Spartanburg in
two years." about to be fulfilled. So mote it be
......."At meeting of the Board of Trustees o.
Chapel Hill University, it was resolved that Mr..
Hedrick has ceased to be useful rs Professor
He will, therefore, either resign be removed
.."..A wise man will speak well of his neighbor,
love his wife, and pay for his newspaper.
The last news from Nicaragua says that Walker,
with 900 men, was at Grenada awaiting the at
tack of the invaders 1900 strong. decisive
battle was expected about the I'd inst. Walker
has sent Maj. Heiss to ratify treaty with the
United States. '"....''The yellow fever in Charles
ton seems to have broken out afresh-ten deaths
were reported on the 10th. .'.".''"The Presbytery
of Hanover, Virginia, passed resolution recent
ly expressing decided disapprobation of the con-
tinued agitation of slavery in General Assembly
and declaring, if the agitation is not ceased, to
move for the establishment of Southern Presby-
terian Church. So the current goes.