Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-12-03
nIERE-MENTION.

SAMUEL u. SCOTT, postmaster IL Coiilh', l1uSe-
field District, was tried in Columbia on Friday
last, and found guilty of robbng the mail, in
Aug. 1856 There are two other indictments against
Mr. S. S..''.''"Tkc Young Ebony Sax-Horn Band
belonging to this place, have been, during the
last week. astonishing the people in Columbia.
......."WALEER. EVANS & Co.. , Broad-street
Charleston, have printed to order and have de-
livcred the Journa! Of the Grarl Division of the
Sons of Temperance of the State of South Caro-
lima. from August. 1871 to July 1857, inclusive.
II will be valuable book of reference to all in
terested in the Order. "'''''''ln Ne" lorF there
has been comparative falling Oh OF murders,
on,y five or six occurring daily now ..''''''''The
editor Of the Carolina Times has been shown
counterfeit Ten Dollar bill on the Bank of Ham,
burg, s. G. This counterfeit is dated Nov. 3,
1850, letter B. The difference between 1t ana
genuine bill same denomination and letter, Nov.
11th. 1850. is very marked. The engraving Is
generally coarser, the vignette IA likeness OF Cal
houn,1 heavier. mud the shading of the letters
not so perfect. .''''..Gen. WM 5. HASKELL, VINO
was placed in the Kentucky Insane Asylum, some
weeks ago, has recovered, and was announced to
lecture on Friday evening at Lexington, hy. '''''
Kansas correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
ouirer saws the Rev. Mr.. KALLocH, of Boston
notoriety, is in that Territory. ''''''''' BRIGHAM
YoryG, it is said, never went to school but tllr-
ten days. 1t probable that he will be the first
citizen of the United States who will have the
honor of being hung for treason. So much for
want of education. .'......Mr Z. u. BROOKS has
purchased the Darlington Famiiy Friend from
Mr.. C. C. LAW. Maj. F. F. MARLEY, is retained
.as editor. .....A dispatch, dated the 22d, at St.
Louis, says that Gov. WALKER was in that city on
his way to Washington. 1t has been very quiet
in Kansas since his Excellency left the territory
The Legislature of Mississippi has by an almost
unanimous VOTE adopted resolutions censuring
Gov. WALKER, and conlemning the Administra-
ton, in case his conduct is approved. ''''''' As
sign Of tho hard times, year or 90 ago, it was
said that BRIGHAM YorSG had forty wives Now
he has but sixteen !.'.'.."0n Thursday morning
last, at the depot of the South Carolina Railroad,
in Augusta, nm expert thief picked the pocket of
Hon. A. H. STEPHENS, Of his pocket book, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty dollars. ''''''''
gentleman informs the Barnwell Sentinel that he
saw on Gen. HAMMoSD's plantation, an acre Of
land measured, which produced ninety eight bush
els of corn-sixty ears of which shelled bushel.
........"It is reported that Mr.. HART, one of the
editors of the Charleston Mercury, has been ap-
pointed Collector of Charleston "..''.""'Hon. JAS.
L. ORR, of this State, arrived at Washington on
Tuesday Of last week. .'''''''' Resolutions have
been introduced in the Legislature of Tennessee,
requesting Hon. JOHN BELL to resign his seat in
the I. s. Senate. .'.."'The Paris Journal DIES
Debats says the United States ought to be called
the Paper or Rag Republic