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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1857.

Ss.t consider \, ga = "a ssspsA ~ so. lssa as
no. aso. ~ and .ssn h nos render V every ma ~
At the bar of God il will be no excuse or shield
for your silence, your completely with crime, your
refusal to show mercy, your passing by on the other
side, that your government forbade you to show
mercy, and commanded you to be the executoner OF
its cruelty, or that your Judge on earth declared the
victims Of your cruelty to have been Of hated and
trampled race who had no rights that YOU were
tion Of your guilt And more especially, because
the way in which God commands you to
defend and rescue the oppressed, and
deliver them from such cruelty, is simply, first Of
demnation Of il. Even that, perhaps, you refuse
to do, perhaps you refuse to hear it, perhaps you
are resolved that it shall not be spoken. Well my
poor, he also shall cry himself but shall not be
heard; aud he that turneth away his ear from hear
ing the law, even his prayer shall be abomination.n
Which law will you hear and Obey-God's or mans?
DEFENCK OF POLITICAL SERMONS.
My business is to Gods word; that is my
weapon, and by Gods help will use it faithfully.
There NAV be conspiracy against it, as wi th Jere-
miah when the same iniqTity Of oppression was
command upon us as watchmeu for God, and preach.
ers OF his gospel is TO preach his word, and apply
it to this well as other sins. And now tell me,
whom, if the moment we make the outcry co n.
manded Of Gcd against this iniquity the moment
we point Gods truth ard make it burn there, the
very church of Christ cry cut, "Away with 1t |!
Cruelty il We will hear, We will put stop to
such preaching Where can we bring Gods word
to bear upon this sin. my brethren, if not in the
pulpit the last resort of freedom. And if you sur
render up the pulpit at the cry of scurrous men in
public newspapers. shouting ike the rioters against
Elisha, 81 Go up, thou bald besd," calling sedtion
treason down with the preacher stop him from ut
tering such sentiments, disgrace to the ministry
proclamation of the Sabbath, where under heaven
will Won have freedom of eppech eXCept at the cost
of mObs and murder? How or where can any m IN
speak to the co lscience, if the moment your very
pastors raise the warning in Gods word again judi
cisl robbery and outrage the church itself garrotes
him? You must come to the help Of your brethren
in tie church. You must sustain as ministers in
making the outcry. Oh, charge you, as you value
your freedom of speech, your own freedom of
thought and action-I charge you In Gods name to
call upon your pastor to speak out, and to permit
him 70 speak out, ano to rally around him as pha
lanx of determined friends of Christ.
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TRAVNLIlERs, eUIDn.

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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

y ASHLAND PLACE, SECOND DOOR FROM GREEN.
witch In suits for families single gen.
emen with board ~ furnished may be engaged for
he house and hrst clsss Family private and
select by Sixth Amty street and other
lines Of stages References exchanged.
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WANrED-BOABD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY By
youns lady where there are few cs no bosrderv and
where the comforts OF bons be ebtsued mode
us,e rss si.e q the cu preferred Address u, .. g.,
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For the Yorkyille Enquirer.
rHE sENAToRIAL KLECTIoN.

THE sENATORIAL ELECTION.
. Nessrs. Editors We noticed in your columns
suggestion in relation to the Senatorial election
with which we we're much pleased. You express
preference for some young man--some one at
least not imbued with the spirit Of fogyism. You
nsms four-KEIrr, BoyoE, MILES and CHEsNur
The first three are already in Congress, occupying
posts OF honor and responsibility, and they can
6e as useful to the South in their present position
as In any othes. Not so with Col. CHEsSur. Al
though occupying prominent place in the Legis,
lature, he has never had an ample field for the
display OF talents, which he undoubtedly possess
e, and the present Senatorial honor could de-
1otve on no Carolinian more worthy to wear the
mantle Of BuTLER, ELMoRE and CALHOUN. While
he possesses the energy of youth. he is old enough
to be prudent in council, and his present position
in the Legislature, is sufficient evidence Of his
commanding dignity. We would, therefore, pre-
fer him before. all others not in public life, and
hope that his claims will be pressed successfully
sy his numerous friends and admirers.
-. ELMORE.
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APPLICANTS ron THE BAR.-Candidates for ad.
mission to the Law Courts OF South Carolina VIII
be examined in Columbia on the fourth Monday
f23d} November, and must file petitions and Ger,
tificates on or before that day. The examining
Attorneys are:
/. On the Constitution Of this State and the
United States-Mr. W. D. Simpson, of Laurens.
= O. On Evidence, by the Common and Statute
Law-Mr. James T. Aldrich, Barnwell.
8. On Contracts, under the Common and Stat
ute Lav-Mr w. Turlow CASTOR, Camden.
4 On Estate, and herewith the Doctrines by
Descent and Inheritance, at Common and Statute
Law in this State-Mr. ]. A. Iuglis, Cheraw.
S. On Pleading and Practice, as regulated by
Common and Statute Law-Mr. ]. L. Castor,
Chester. ..r
6. OosC osCriminal Law, both Common and Statute
Solicitor Melton, Chester.
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LAND FOR SALE,

DY the authority of the last will and Testament
I'D of Richard E. Kennedy, deceased, I will ex-
pose to public sale, at Chester. C. House, on, the
first Monday in December next, the Real Estate
of the said deceased not specifically devised, viz:
1. The Plantation on which the deceased for
merly resided, and which he purchased from Jos:
Reid, containing 1869 acres, lying in Chester and
York Districts on Broad River, and bounded by
lands Of James G. Robinson, Coleman Crawford,
and others. - .
2. A small tract lying on Broad River, contain
ing about six acres, on which there is o mill seat,
adjoining lands of said Richard E. Kennedy and
Coleman Crawford.
8. A tract of land called the Martha CASTOR
place, containg 224 acres, lying in Chester and
York District, on the waters of Turkey Creok, and
bounded by lands of Susannah Castor, Valentine
Atkinson, and others.
81 4. A lot in the Town of Chester, on which is
situated Carriage Factory; also, some unim-
proved lots adjoining said lot.
L. C. HINTON, Admir-,
with the Will annexed
Sept 3, 1857. 35 14w
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Columbia Market.


Cotton-On the subject of cotton there is but
little we can say on the state Of the market, for
although there have been few bales sold this
week, yet we may say we have no market at all,
and the only idea we can give of the value of the
article is that the little which has been sold was
taken at 11@114 cents. The entire sales of the
week are scarcely 100 bales.
Corn.-The stock of corn is low, and prices are
shade higher. We now quote old 95c@Sl new
5000 ceuts y bushel.
Co,c Peas.-The market is bare Of peas, and
they would freely command 95c@Sl D bushel.
Oats-There is but little demand for oats, and
therefore prices are nominal. We quote so cents
p bushel.
Plow.-The -four market is well supplied with
-four, and prices are steady at the following quo
tations: S5.50@S6. for common to superfne
brands; extra family -four S6.75@S7 q Dbl.
Fodder.-The fodder market is quiet but steady,
without any quotable change in prices, viz: 95c.
@$1 p 100 tbs., according to quantity.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES

Anew AND BRILLIANT sCHEMEi Csplsi
~ Prize $60,00o!!! The following Scheme via
be drawn by 8. SWAMI l. CO., Managers Of tn
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in each OF theirsl
Lotteries for November 1867, at AUGUSTA Gar:
to which city they have removed their Principsi
Office. -.
Class 81, to be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga,
in public, on Saturday, November 7ih, 1857. 81.
Class e. to Be drawn il city Of Aasas. as
Class 63, to be drawn in the city of Augusta Ha.,
in public. on Saturday, November 2ists I85E 81
Class "a, to be drswninthe city Of Augusta. 6s.s
in public, on Saturday, November 2sth. 1851. on
the plan of single numbers. Five thousand four
hundred and ninety priest! Nearly one prize 10.
every nino tickets. Magnificent scheme! 10 be
drawn EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER !!
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LAND FOR SALE.

YNHE Subscriber offers for sale 1900 ACRES Of
L LAND lying in Castor County, North Caro-
lima, on both sides of the South Fork Of, ,Catawba
River, IA miles Northwest Of Charlotte, and with
in three miles of the line Of Railroad now build
ing from Charlotte to Lincolnton. This tract Of
fers fine inducements to purchasers, as 1000 Acres
is WOODLAND, and on 1t is q WATER-P0WER
of 2O feet, with command Of the whole river
1t is an excellent site for q manufaetory of any
kind. On the tract, GOLD and other minerals
have been found, and would probably, if develop
ed, prove Of great value.
Also, $50 ACRES on the South Fork-a great
portion of it FINE BOTTOM LAND. =.
The above tracts will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Terms easy.
n@. Persons wishing to examine these lands,
will be attended by the parties at Stowesville, N.
C.. or any desired information given on applica-
ton to Col. 8. N. Stowe, Yorkville, s. G.
J. & E. B. STOWE.
May II tg %
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
SOUTH cARoL1NA COLLEGE.

- SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
Messrs Editors "A recent visit to Columbia
called to my attention some facts about the South
Caroline College Of a cheering character. They
are all fairly and earnestly at work again. TWEEN
ty.one applicants have been admitted since the
3. opening Of the session. A member Of the Faculty
told me there Here hundred and seventy stu
dents on the campus last Saturday; and the
expectation is that there will be over two hundred
by January. Public confidence is very far from
lost in our College yet. spirit of order and in-
dustry pervades the campus quite hope-inspiring
to the friends Of the institution. For one, see
reason to believe that it will stand higher in three
syears than it has ever done. j. ". ID.
!. . October 90, 1867. = -. 49,
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to all with, whom. she was associated. She
seemed to have studied the inspired aphorism,
and bound it upon her heart" For me TO live is
Christi" when decentling the shaded banks Of the
river of Death, she realized the remainder of tn e
sacred connection, aul could in confidence and
triumph excaim-"An to die is gain" i.--s- !.
Her father, Mr.. EDWARD BuRnIs, far advanced
in life, still survives to sorrow for the loss Of his
lovely child, and to hope that the separation will
be only fora few days. Her mother, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH BUaRIs, weeps not with the survivors, but
trust has for years forgotten the tears Of sor-
row, in the joys of Heaven.
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Amaoant OF sp.eis.in the Country.

Isbecomes important the present time to ascer-
tain how much specie there is in the country; in
other words, the amount of that currency which
cannot be deprecated or in any way disturbed by
any explosions. The specie basis of the banks IS
stated 70 be about sixty millions, and the inquiry
turns to the amount in general circulation among
the people, On this point the Philadelphia North
American says: -.
ave have taken the pains, for our own salts
faction. to look over the official figures for series
Of years, In order TO approximate safe opinion
upon this subject, and they deyelope some results
Of striking interest at the present juncture, which
ought to inspire feefngsof encouragement even IN
the most despondiug. Notwithstanding the enor-
nous depletion Of precious metals during the last
seven years, it will DO seen that the coinage in
that period exceeded the exports by an amount al
most equal to the whole coinage during the pre-
nedinp fifty. eipht years:
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however, think, that much Of the sobriety Of
Court week Was owing to the great moral influ-
sncesef ihe venerable man, JuDaE O'NEsLL, who
vas presiding in Court. The drunkard was abash-
ed appear in his presence drunk. / do not be-
Heve that the same happy fact. the almost total
sbsence Of drunkenness, would have heen reali-
ssed With any other Judge in South Carolina on
g.our Bench. / look 1.-THE matter, as homage in a
great degree rendered to the moral worth Of a:
xseat and good man, aud to truth. Drunkenness
paid Difference to sirtue-ths is the true version.
.ssss PETER PONDER.
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0muarp.

D1Ep-Of typhoid fever, at the residence of
Mrs. POLLY BURRIs, in thisDistrict on the 14th inst
Mrs. MARY NJ. BURRIS. Her illness was pro-
tracted through o period of thirtyfour days,
when death released her from all her sufferings,
and introduced her spirit into the presence of God
in the twenty ninth year of her age. She was
the widow of R. Nc. BURR1s, deceased, and has
left three small children to weep as orphans and
buffet the stormy pillows Of life, without the pro-
tecting arm of father, or the guiding counsels
and prayers of a mother. The death of Mrs.
BuRR1s, is deeply felt, not only by her immediate
relatives, but by as manya as knew and appreciated
her -orth She very early in life embraced re-
lieon, and connected herself with the Independent
Presbyterian Church and by modest, consistent,
and strictly religious demsanor, endeared herself
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DY Virtue Of Writs of Fieri Fdcias, to me direct
Id ed, will be sold between the legal hours OF
Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER next, at York Court House, the fol-
lowing property, wiz
Three head of horses, two sorrels and one gray
called "Chnrley," levied on as the property Of W.
]. Tomlinson, at the suit of j. n. Walker and o.
thers. . !
One 4-horse wagon, levied on as the property
of Matthew McCants, at the suit Of B. F. Ellis.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of VIM. Gwinn,
at the suit of B. 7. Wheeler and others. 6
One tract Of land known as the "Garvin tract"
bounding on lands of James Mcdowell, Mark Gal
braith, S. E. Bratton and others, levied on as the
property of s. L. Love and L. P. Sadler, at the
suit of Alexander White, Admir-, and others; to
be re. sold at the risk Of the former purchaser.
Two Negroes, George and Jim, levied on as the
property Of Robert McLure, at ts suit Of John
s. Moore & Sons. 13
:. s. C. YOUNGBLOOD, s. I'd.
Yorkyille October g. 1857.
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treat Cures Of Deafness and Rheu1
* =; atism by z
DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC Ole. !

l.f.-s. IsDIAsApoLis, 0ct.- -28d. 1867
Prof. De Grath. Dear Sir :--This Is to certifyI
have been partially deaf, for FIVE or six years, and
heye been curedby one application Of De Grhth's
Electric Oil In presence Of hundreds aud thous-
ands of people in front of the Fair Grounds:
Yours truly, WIN. KENDRICK. -
Indianapolis, Oct. Goth, 1858.
Prof. De Grath. Dear Sir:-This certifes I
have tried Prof. De Grath,s Electric Oil. Ihaye
been deaf for five years, and by using your Oil
it has cured me. Yours truly,
=, HENRY WOODS, ,Sen'r. =
~ indianapolis, Oct. 2sd, 1868. i
Prof De Grath: Dear Sir;:-This certi6es / /
Electric Oil has restoredmy hearing quite ye)l
Yours truly, JOHN TAYLOR.
De Grath's Electric OIL isthe marvel OF this age,
for the following (not every thing: = ,
Cures Rheumatism often in aday. -
Cures Deafness, one to ten days: fns-l
!. Cures Neuralgia Toothache, two ruinntes
Cures Cramp in Stomach, fye sminutes, :
Cures Burns, Bruises Wounds, one % shree
days. ! gsi
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, ono day -
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes.
Cures Earaehe, Stiff Neck, Agus; one night
Cures Piles, Swelled Glsnds. ten days. So
Cures Feions, Broken Breast Salt Rheum, three
to six days. 80 ;s
Cures Quincy, Palpitation, Pieurisy, one to tsf
days. -
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gout, Brysipeias, five to
twenty days. =. .;s,5sS. x.ss,-
Cures Hemorrage, scrofuls, ,Abscess, six to ten
days.
Cures Frosted Feet and Chillblains. one tothres
days. M s5s::.ss.. e. sz..$sss
CAurIoN.-There are numerous. limitations
sprung up on the reputation that my article has
acquired. The public must beware. They are
worthless. -
L. P.BARNETT, & Co., Agents, Yorkyille, 8. C.
Country Merchants will be supplied at Wholesale
prices. For sale by Druggists generally.
. 0ct8, 1867. 40 I'm
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South CarOIina--.York District.

w Piled to me for Letters of Administration,
on oil and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of SARAH HOWE, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at York Court House on the 3rd day Of
NOVEMBER NEXT, to shew cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 10Th day Of
October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-seven and in the eighty
second year of American Independence.
J. NJ. ROSS, 0. Y. D.
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FRESH ARRIVAL!
FALL AND WINTER OF 1857 4!
SiMRIL g. WILLIAMS,

SiMRlL g. WILLIAMS,
ID ESPECTPULLY inform their friends anil the
lGpnblic Mt large. that they are now receiving
their NEW SUPPLIES, and ask the attention Of
Gentlemen Who are desirous of purchasing their
outfit of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Our Stock consists in part, of fine Cloth Dress
Coats; OVER COATS, Over.RAGLANS-a supe-
rior article; BUSINESS COATS Of every descrip-
tion, with rich mud varied assortment of Black
Cashmere PANTS; Satin, Cashmere, Silk and
Cotton Velvet, plain and figured Silk VESTS and
ON elegant variety of Gentlemen's
FURNISHING GOODS,
Gloves, Cravats, scarfs. Neck.Ties, Collars, Ho-
siery, Linen and Net.Wool Shirts; Umbrellas,
Carpet Bags mud Trunks and in fine. complete
stock of Goods in the CLOTHING LINE, of ele-
CANT patterns, the latest and most fashionable
styles, aud at as
I"VN F"
as can be hail in our market ;,r@
We are under obligations: TO- our friends for
their past fayors, and we promise to endeayor in
the future both in the quality and prices Of our
GOODS, to give them entire satisfaction. Give
us call and examine onr stock before purchas-
ing. s... 49,, JSLIRIL & WILLIAMS.
YNH0SE who arc indebted TO the old 6rm Of r.
III. SIMRIL & CO., must make settlement;
as We are compelled to close the books of the con-
cern. F. H. SIMRIL & co.
Oct l 80 3in
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

NTE will sell at the residence Of w. B. DUN.
w LAP, in York District, on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, lst and I'd days of DECEMBER
next, the property assigned by W. D. DUNLAP
for the benefit of his creditors. Said property
consists of TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
FOURTEEN SLAVES,
Eight Horses, Four Mules, Wagons, Carriages,
Corn, Fodder, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and various other articles. One Of said tracts is
situated on Six Mile Greek and ,Catawba River,
and contains between NINE HUNDRED and
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
It is well improved, and contains some of the
choicest farming lands in the District. The up
Lands are wel-suted to the culture Of Cotton, and
the Bottoms cannot, be surpassed in. theproduc-
ton of Corn. The other tract is situated on Fish
ing Greek, and contains about
EGO -A@"%Ss
It is tolerably well improved and very fertile
being suited to the production as well of Cotton,
as Corn aud other grains. Amongst the Negroes
is good =
BLAC SMITH,.
TERMS OF SALE FOR THE LANDS-A
credit of one, two and three years. with interest
from day Of sale, payable annually-the purchas-
gage of the premises.s Z
SEVEN YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGROES
will be sold for cash the balance of the Negroes
and ths other personal property will be sold on
q credit Of twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale-purcHaser to give note with two good
sureties.
The sale will be positive, and those concerned,
and all desiring good bargains, had better attend.
L. H. MASSEY, Assignee.
D. C. RODDY,
Agent Of the Creditors.
Oct 90 43 Ct
~ The Chester Standard and Lancaster Led
ger will copy till the day of sale and send accounts
TO this Office
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YgmsnsaI.

MARRIEp-On the 22d instant. by Rev. j. D..
Hall. Mr.. J. W. FEWELL of York District, S. c.,
and Miss JANE J. SMITH of Castor Co., n. c.
At the residence of the brides father, in this
District, on the 9th instant, by Rev. John 5.
Harris, Capt VIM. H. POAG and Miss MARY H.,
daughter of Capt. l. n Sadler, oil Of this District.
On the 2sth instant, by Rev. R. F. Taylor, Col.
ALEXANDER RAMSAY. of Knox county, Ten
nessee, and Miss MAMIE R., youngest daugh
ter of Richard NJ. Presley, Esq, of York Dist.
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sA. We have heard Of some astonishing cure
being made by Prof: De Grath's Electric Oil. 1t
seems to act on the diseased parts with remarka-
Bile effect, and in short space Of time health re-
gains its sway. Ieean be had of the agent here.
See advertisement in another column.
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South Carolina---York District,

WHEREAS JAMES MCCONNELL hos applied
w to me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of MARGARET HOWE, late of the Dis
rict aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish oil
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be hold
en- at York Court House on the Sd day of NOVEM-
BER, next, to shew cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th day Of
October, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty seven, and in the eighty.
second year Of American Independence.
]. NJ ROSS, o. Y. D.
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