Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-07
pIERE-nIENTION.

JARRETT, of the New York Lung Iu6rmary," is
humJugi We see the advertisement in number
Of our exchanges, and notice it in order to put
publishers and others on their guard We received
the advertisement for publication in the ENQUIRER
but owing to the very liberal bait thrown out, did
not bite. Pass him around !'''''''"pREp SCOTT
died at St. Louis, Mo-, on the 18th ult. Inc
East Tennessrean, printed Mt Marysville, Tenn, has
hoisted the NAME of Hon. HOWELL COBB, of Geor-
gia, for President, and Hon. DAVID S. REID, OF
North Carolina, for Vice President in 1860. ''''
writer in the True Southern, Vicksburg Miss,
proposes that the Southern Commercial Conven-
ton which is to assemble in that city next May,
shall raise q fund, to be dispensed in premiums,
for the best sermons in favor of reopening the Af
rican Slave-Trade. ......"Hon. THOMAS L. CLING
MAN, of North Carolina, will deliver the Grafton
before the State Agricultural Society in Column
bia, next month. .....""The Trenton (Tenn.) Jour-
nal estimates the loss of hogs in Dyer county, by
the cholera, the present season, at two hundred
thousand dollars. ........The Columbia Tenn
Herald learns that frost made its appearance in
some parts of Maury county ON Wednesday night
the 18th ult. ........The Choctaw cotton factory
in Mississippi, is paying to its stockholders dV
dend of 90 per cent. An editor in Indiana
was attacked by man for some personal grievance.
The editor says: "To avoid injuring him, and
prevent his iniuring us, are got out o. the ~dy
Sensible man. ......""The Queens Bench, IN En-
gland, have decided that ill-health is sufficient
excuse for breach of promise Of marriage
......"The Turkish government is about to estab-
lish journal at Paris to represent its interests
.......Life is farce to the rich comedy to the
Wise; tragedy to the poor. '.''''''Hon. EDWARD
EVERETT, of Massachusetts,, and JOHN A. GILMER,
of North Carolina, have been suggested as candi-
dates for President and Vice-Presdent in 1860.
"Azul" the Havana correspondent Of the Char
lesion Courier says that another cargo of Africans,
nine hundred in number, have been landed at Car
deuas. The authorities managed to arrest one of
the negroes !.......The Winnsboro' Register says
considerable quantity of corn was sold Mt auc-
ton in Fairfield District some days since, in lots,
which brought from 81 to IS cents per bushel.-
Those prices do not indicate scarcity. 1--WE
regret to see by notice in the Columbia Guardian,
that after the first of January next, ]. WooD DA-
N1psos, ESQ.,, will retire from the editorial chair
of the winnsboro' Register. We ore sorry for it,
as Mr.. DAVIDSON is most capital editor. he has
been engaged by Abb BRuMsY, A. Mas asSis'
tant in q Classical School in Columbia. ..'''"H HEs
RY LYONS, of Columbia, formerly 1ntendant, and
at the time of his death one of the Directors Of
the Commercial Bank, died in that city on Sunday
morning last. '.''."Quite an excitement on the
subject of temperance now exists in Milwaukee
Wisconsin. and the cause is said to be gaining
supporters in that city, Meetings are being held
nightly in the public square, and are attended, by
thousands. 1.-The new Custom House at Pensa.
COLA Florida, has just been completed 1t has cost
about 100000. The amount of revenue collec-
ted at that port, for 1857, was $47S; cost Of COL
lecting it, SS,Ol2. ."Galveston papers ofthe 2lst
ultimo state that the Northern Camanches, KDWas
and part of the Apaches, numbering fourteen In
dian bands in al have declared war against Texas.
....."..Havans correspondents state that secret
circular has been issued, calling upon the free
colored people of Cuba to throw off the yoke Of
white oppression, and obtain the equa! social and
civil rights to which they arc entitled. '''' Sew
eral of the newspapers have announced that the
hero of the "Sut Lovengood" papers is dead, but
the Ashcville n C. Nems says he called at that Of
flee, few days ago, and "Sut" was 'in the enjoy
ment of excellent health.''
Bishop KAvANAUoH, of the M. E. Church, South,
was at one time, an apprentice to printer. ''''''
The Duchess of Kent-Queen Victoria's mother
is seventy-two years old. ...'.'""A Wheeling cor
respondent says that EDWIN FORREST has written
q letter to gentleman, wherein he says most en-
phatically, that he never will appear as an actor
again. If he does appear, he will appear as
lecturer on elocuton. '''.'''"A pleasant wife is
rainbow in the sky when her husbands mind is
tossed with storms and tempests. .'''''"A priest
said to q peasant whom he thought rude, "You
are better fed than taught" "Shud think was"
replleu 10 iSSuo ihJoS'A "AN wv
teaches me. ".......The editor of the Cincinnati
Israelite says that Sunday, the 10Th ultino, he
solemn zed two conversions from Christianity to
Judaism. ........A Canada paper vouches for The
truth of story that hen, in that Province, last
week, laid three eggs at one sitting, within three
hours .......A Virginia paper says, two men in
the town of Abingdon got into o difficulty last
week, when one struck at the other with an adze,
and took his beard off without touching the skin
or bone. ....."Upwards of 160, 900 copies ofSpur-
geon's Sermons have been sold in the United States
On Wednesday evening of last week, at the trade
sale, when the list of Sheldon Bokcman & Co.,
was reached, 10000 copies were sold in twenty
minutes. No book ever published in this country
has had so large asale. ..''.'"Sugar and molasses,
of the new crop, is beginning to be brought into
the New Orleans market.
THE BURNT STEAMER.
In the ENQUIRER of last week we published the
rumor of the burning Of o Steamship in nid-ocean.