Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
,IERE.MEyTIOy.

The snow storm extended very generally through
out the country in many localities with nnexam-
pied severity. OF course, many an event has oc-
Cured which il would be of interest to publish;
but, the trouble is, the railroads have all been
clogge,l, the telegraph is down, the Post Office De-
pnrtneut has utterly .'rriz." and our exchanges
Of course, nre as blank as a Lottery ticket. We
have been compelled TO draw upon our machine
for editorial with which to ill up the paper. The
cogs work badly, and some Of the yarns are OF
bal texture; but our readers must bear it in mimi
that so little folly now and then is relishrd' &c.
.......Wc will publish Mr.. Ilarry's adlress, next
week. The communication Of S. l.. W. will np-
pcarin the issue subsequent. ...."Col. L. 2. Sad
Ter, at the "Palmetto Hotel" offers at private
sale eight or tep horses, in good condition; one
Barouchc md Buggy, "gool as new" and, a
mong other implements for the farm one complete
sett Of Blacksmith's Tools. II not sold previous
ly they will be offered at outcry, Sale-day in
March See advertisement. .'..'.'''The Governor
and Adiu;ant General sound a note Of warning to
which they (he b. o. and {. s.. will hearken INTO.
Gut all tLis will not answer II is laid down as
fundamental truth that one s.can't squeeze blood
out Of turnip." The S. e. VI. won't galyanize.
Must be remolelled Nevertheless, see advertise
ment '......"Col. Gardner, Of the Augusta Consit-
tationali:t, hss been nominated as the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Georgia. Is. II. Hill,
Esq, Of Troupe, will be his opponent, it 10 thought
....,"The Srartanburg E,p.es' learI.s from
private source that the Chcrnkce Iron Works have
been sold 10 nn English Company for So0oooo.
Wn orr nj th, frsi Of It, ..."""The ''Re:cue" is 4
beautiful incident in The life Of the great Washing
ton. Not one half the hills before Congress
Will be acted on this session. In the remaining
six weeks of the session, no; more than t"nrtcen
DAYS will be devoted to the bills On the public cal
lendar. Tie coinage bill is now likely to become
q law, md the Spanish coins representing fourth
and less parts Of dollar will, under its operation,
be Withdrawn from the currency, anu their place
filed by the federal cons, greatly to the convent
ence of the public. .......'The Columbia people are
attending Concerts 10y new Southern singer
Miss Gibbs. Of Virginia, whose powers OF voice
are extoled extrayngan,ly. Last night, Miss
Brcran and Miss Gibbs united in 'grand soiree"
at the Atheneum. ! rare harmony, it was, We
conference.-the last steamer Informs us Of the
assassination of the Archbishop Of Paris "While
Archbishop White was officiating in the Church
OF ST. Stephens, in Paris, he was stabbed TO the
heart by discharged priest, named Verge. The
Archbishop instantly expired. This affair caused
much excitement. .'......."J January 2%l is chrOni-
cled in the North ms the col'lest day. In New
; York, the thermometer went 20 degrees below
Zero; in Boston, lG degrees; and in Washington
the coolest day that has been known for years
Every where the poorer classes have suffered
! dreadfully.
: The Charlotte Dsmorrdt snys that, at th" re-
quest Of Presbyery, (eetsrs parbus of course) the
Rev. Arnold ". Miller has consented 10 remain
in charge OF the Church i'll that placc'''''' COM
municalion in the Courier presents the name of
! Dr. Lieber for the Presidency of Charleston Col
lege. ......"Thc American Charge at Berne has