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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-28

A PAYING FACTORY AT THE SOUTH
THERE'S Cotton Factory in Choctaw county,
Miss, which is so successful in its operation,
says the New Orleans Bulletin, as to enable
the company owning it to declare dividends
Of 20 per cent. The Mississippi Planter &
Mechanic says of it: ,-.,,.,,, s.- ..
"Were we in search of an argument to
prove the practicability and value Of manu-
featuring cotton and WOODEN goods in Missis-
sippi, we would want nothing more to the
point than the success Of the Choctaw Fac.
tory. Starting with but little capital, re.
mote from market, and in the midst Of a
community that entertained prejudices, rath-
er than kindly feelings, it has increased aud
grown in consequence, until community Of
near three hundred souls are now deriving
support from its operations, While to the
stockholders it is paying dividend Of 20
per cent. It is, perhaps one of the best
managed concerns of the sort to be foupdin
the South combining economy, skill, utility
and system in its details. For this the COM
pauy are, to great extent, indebted, to the
prudential administration of their excellent
President, VIM. Wesson. We were partic.
ularly struck with the quietness, good order,
and sound morality of the little town. The
operatives, male and female, all looked cheer
full and contented, which, Of course, bespoke
liberal and puuctual compensation for their
labor" .a .t. rea1
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REV. V.J, GIRARDEAU.

The following notice, says the Southern
Baptist, is so well deserved, that we copy it
from the New York Observer of the 30th
ult. Mr.. Girardeau has the confidence and
sympathy of all good men in this section,
and We hope to hail others as laborers in this
good work:
The PREACHER TO THE SLAvEs.-Me
Rev. j. l.. Girardeau.-Last Sabbath we
listened to discourse of very marked char
acter, delivered with great energy and elo-
quence, by Rev. J. L. Girardeau of Char.
lesion, South Carolina, in the Scotch Pres
byterian Church, (Dr. McElory's) His
theme was the judgement Day-"For we
shall all stand before the Judgement seat of
Christ" Rom. XIV, 10. The sermon was
listened to with rapt attention, for more than
an hour. .....
He is q regular pastor of a colonel congre.
cation consisting of slaves and a few free
people of color. This situation he has filled
for some years, with distinguished success,
and prefers it to any other field Of labor
Efforts have been made to induce him to ac-
cept the pastoral Office in several of the lar.
gest churches at the South, in some cases
with the offer Of asalary more than double
that which he now receives, but he has re-.
jected them all.
The church in which he breaches was
built exclusively for the colored people, and
they regularly gil all its pews, while only a
few of the multitude of white persons who
are anxious to hear him, can crowd around
the pulpit, or stand in the aisles. Here,
thrice on the Sabbath, land swoor three times
in the week, he delivers to twelve or fifteen
hundred colored people, those eloquent and
fervid discourses which distinguish him
above all his brethren of the same age. The
fruits of his labors for the past year, have
been about one hundred conversions in his
own congregation, and a goodly number of
his casual white hearers, who have united
with other churches.
AS he isyet young man, we trust that
his usefulness as preacher of righteousness
is mainly in the future and that the Lord
may long spare him to labor in his vineyard,
in the exercise of those gifts which he has
sigually favored him.
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STAMPED ENvELopEs.-There were 241, )
$50 note size, three cents; 6,454, $50 letter
size, three cents ~, $50 ten centenvelopes !;
100 official stamps; these envelopes alone
make an aggregate in money Of s2l7,237,- )
40.
The modus operandi of this important
work, which facilitates the transit of ever
letter through the broad entent of the land,
may thus be described: The postmasters Of
every State and Territory, upwards, Of &c.
900 in number, send to the Third Assistant
Postmaster General for such supplies as are
desired at their respective Offices. On the
opening of the Departments mails, each
morning, all these acquisitions are examined
and referred to a clerk, whose special duty
it is to see that the order is perfectly legible
in every particular, and if there be any omis-
sion in the address, the country or State left
off, at this desk the corrections, are all made.
The orders are then referred to the clerks
having in charge the respective sections of
the country. When ordera are issued for
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The nCHERRY CoLoRED CAT" oUTDoNl

The "CHERRY CoLoRED CAT" oUTDoNE.
At Portland, Me-, a cute Yankee advertised
lecture on the "Humbug of Spiritualism,"
the point of which would be "letting the cat
out of the bag;" admission FIVE cents only.
A large audience gathered at the City Hall
on Wednesday evening, and the lecturer,
after few words on the nature Of humbug,
to,k from beneath his desk bag, which he
promptly opened, and out sprang a rer'table
cat! The audience, fortunately for the lec-
turer, relished the joke, and amid the burst
of applause that followed, he let himself out
of the lecture. room.
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NO. 43.

the vanity to think their merits beyond ours,
which is great imposition on us who ought
to have the preference. g. ...u s.fa...
This is humbly recommended to your Ex-
cellency's consideration, and hope you will
prevent any further insults. r..
And we poor maids, as duty bound, will
ever pray. a.... v.L
P. 81 being the oldest maid, and there.
by most concerned, do think it proper to be
the messenger to your Excellency in behalf
of my fellow subscribers. -
Savannah Georgian and Journal.
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SS 1t is worthy of note that most ex-
traordinary revival of religion in Jefferson,
Ca, was originated and is now being carried
on by members of the bar, who had been
drawn there by Court business. The most
prominent moves are the Hon. Jas. jackson,
member of Congress; Thomas R. R. Cobb,
Esq. ; B. H. OVERLY, Esq, former candidate
for Governor; Hon. Jas. P. Simmons, for
mer candidate for Congress and W. j. Pee
Piles, Esq, of Lawrensville. These gentle
men are all active and ardent church mem.
bers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-28

ROYAL HAppINEss.--All remember the
glowing descriptions of the marriage between
the Princess of England and the Prince Of
Prussia. What hurrying to and fro there
was-how the Queen in an ecstacy of delight
embraced the Prince; how the Prince recip-
rocated in the fulncss of an overjoyed heart ];
how the old King Of Prussia, overpowered
by emotions, threw himself at the Queen s
feet, and in attempting to kias hsr hand,
vas raised from his humble attitude and had
the royal cheek extended; while the poor
little Princess--saddene at the prospects of
a wide separation from an affectionate moth
er, and detected by the premonitions of the
future, which too frequently thrust them
selves forward in direct collision with the
circumstances of the present-stood by mute
and trembling. The following, from the
London correspondent of the New York
Herald, is but in confirmation of the many
rumors which contirually come from across
the Atlantic, 1t is not station or position in
life that give immunity from cares:
"Rumors are in common circulation
though rumor has long since been found
guilty of lying'-touching the brutality Of
the Prince of Prussia's son to his wife, our
favoritc Princess Royal. The good and
loyal citizens of Dover assert that they have
some four or FIVE times seen Prince Albert
(incog.) cross over for flying visit to the
Prussian capital, so great and so just are the
complaints of his daughter. 1t is even as
serted that after her confinement the Que IN
intends to have her home, and to let her live
on her $4,000 a year allowed by Parlia-
ment"
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Cor7on P1cKINa-FA1ar1ELp AHEA,

CorToN P1cKING-FAIRFIELD AHEAD
YET.-We are permitted by friend to
quote the following result Of FIVE hands pick
on the 18th instant, on the plantation Of the
late Mr.. Samuel Gladney, Of this district.
severally, $50, $50, 2S0, 27o, 25s-in the
sum total, l,5ls pounds-an average Of SoZ
pounds to the hand Rinnsboro' Register.
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THE STAMP BUREAU OF THE PosT Or
FIcE DEpARTMENT.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun gives the
following account of this department of the
Government:
The stamp Bureau, attached to the finance
branch of the General Post Office Depart.
ment, and under direction of the experienced
and efficient Third Assistant Postmaster
General, John Marren, Esq, has become
one of the most responsible and extensive
under the Government. The system has
been brought to such perfection, accuracy
and simplicity, that its operations are con-
sidered as among the most interesting in all
the moneyed institutions of the Government:
For the quarter ending the 3Oh Of Sep
temJer last, there were issued from this bu-
reau the following:
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pa| The following advertisement appears
in the St. Louis Republican:
ENGAGED Anna Gould to John
Candal, City Marshal, both of Leayeuworth,
X. T.
"From this time henceforth and forever
Until Miss Anna Gould becomes widow
all young gentlemen are requested to with
draw their particular attentions"
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4flistfQa1reous 4fli 8easalg.
.LABOR'S WAR SONG,

Up, brethren, up! the world is not .-.
So bad as some would make it,
Although we till stubborn lot,
The plough Of toll can breakit;
And wheat-a sea Of amber froth-
With apple bloom and blushing cherries,
Will soon replace the thistle growth
And bitter bramble berries;
For life's field. n golden field,
Where skill and length Of lever
Can make the barren wilderness
An Eden bower forever!
Wherever reason bids you 60,
Be firm. resolved to follow!
Meier build house on Ages snow
Tradition is but hollow.
With eyes that never shun the light,
Although it shows youEpast miscbances,
Ride down the phantom brood at night
With troops of gallant fanoiea!
For lfe's fight, stubborn fight,
Where hope and fresh endeavor
Can overcome the host of care,
For ever and for ever!
If anguish hens you in upon
Some bleak and lonely mountain,
Meier sigh for the forsaken lawn,
And willow shaded fountain;
But on the lofty mountain top,
Learn of the eagle self.reliance!
Let the whirlwinds as they drop,
Bear down your bold defiance !
For life's fight, gallant fight,
Where heart and strong endeavor
Shall win the palm and wear the palm
For ever and for ever!
Resigned in Wants despised retreat,
With friends and funds but scanty,
Fling over half the bread you eat,
That men may think you've plenty;
Twas thus that Goth was driven from Rome
And It's maxim broadly Roman
Though bitter tears may fall at home,
Laugh loud before your foernan!
For life's siege, q long drawn siege,
A fierce. protracted trial,
Where faith forever gives the palm
To hope and self denial.
Should those you friended in distress
Forget you-'tis the fashion
Meier let them know their worthlessness
Had power to move your passion.
BE cool, and smie-the war of life
Again may place you far above them;
And, should you chance to meet in strife,
Then prove how much you LOVE them!
For ife's fight, q varying fight;
Defeat and victory blended
Though Wrong may triumph for while,
Right wins ere all is ended
Should she who shared your summer lot,
Now shun your cold caresses,
Oh, blame her. not oh, hurt her not
But loose her golden tresses;
She never loved, nc power on earth
Can change woman's true affection
Nor is the haggari falcon worth
moments sad detection ---.r~.
Forget her frailty in the fight,
Where brain and blood endeayor,
Still win at will changeless crown
For ever and for ever
Avoid the fruitless strife of creed,
You cannot turn or guide it;
Let Heaven award the victor's NEED,
And Priest with Priest decide it
Believe that life is Aeeting breath,
BE just to men and love your neighbor,
And take this ritual for your faith
"Truth, Temperance and Labor! !"
And thus the error. clouds that veil
The heaven of life will sever.
And Gods approving eye look down
On faith and firm Endeayor.
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Gov. W1sE.-Is is stated that this gen.
tleman has declined an invitation to take the
stump in Illinois for Douglas, bat has writ.
ten a letter advocating his election.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

sv Hostetter's Celebrated Son "ch
pit,4rs-for Jaundice, Dyspepsia Nervous or Chro"o
n.hi,itv-are verv pleasant in taste and SMELL anu
ca, he ,,ten under any circumstances In case OF
nv.rep.a II act. like magic strengthening the tone
of,ba stomach stimulating The digestive powers ana
o;vino ruddv h.al,h to the cheek and brightness 10
the eve. In all cases Of diseases OF the ''oth' 'c"
,he,he, arnte or chronic, 1t may be recon- mehoeu
eo,i,. .oothinp cordial and renovating influence -
n.ne,.s heartburn loss Of appetite, nasea nervous
,,arao,s relaxation debility, &c. are relieved o! inc
pter. in a very shor, space OF 'ime' and perse'@'
=, ,hs,, use never fails to cork thorough cure
Kent at all the popular saloons and prnciPai of'S
stores. -,,.- -, Tho
.s,;. .r.,n,t fraud daily practieed upon the un'
im.nec,,nu !. the article Of DR.. ]. HoSTEff fLHs
crfeRRATEp STOMACH BlrrERs. Since these
s.,.,,,,sd Brt.rs haze become so popular o'ne''
nave been making preparations 70 initiate u anu a u
...s. have purchased oiu bottles and re'nlied
- ws vosld sdvi.e all persons to buy o. none
...,.,le dealers; the genuine are all covefed
- roe,,l,e cap, and the name on IT, For sale o'
WIN PARK WHITE.
SOLE arentsfor the Pacific Coast,
1ss washington street. San Francisco
coLToS & McDERAoTT'
Agents, oroviils
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Valentines. Valentines !!

ST. Valentines day approaches. Next Sunday, the
l4th inst 1T will have arrived Perhaps ST. Valentine
is the only Saint in the calender now popularly re-
membcred. and in anticipation of large demand we
have purchased and have for sale nm extensive as
sortmen; of sENTlMENTAL AND COMIC VALEN.
TINES at figures varying from a5 cts to ST 90.
GARNHAM N LOCKWOOD,
Post Office literary Depo..
P.S--The attention of our friends is respectfully
called to the facility aG1. .ded them by our position, Of
dropping heir layors directly into The Post Office.
Confidence in all cases strictly mainalucd.
q & L.
New Rocks just received per lust steamer
"IMPENDING Oasis OF THE SJUrH" " kiASA" a
romance OF the Sandwich Islands the American and
Tribune Almanacs. and for sale at the
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT.
Feb i0-1w
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Countv Treasurer's Office,

UROvILLk, MlrCh "a, Ic0S.
Notice hereby gwen Tint all persons holding butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the 22d aud 26th of August
1851, inclusive, that the same Will be paid ON
presentation at this Office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof, the moneys for sad warrants Will 10 appro-
pria,ed to pay The next in order OF registry.
WIN. LArGIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
OROvILLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH l7rH
Sacramento News.
SACRAMENTO. March 18th, 1853.

SACRAMENTO, March 10th. 1919.
In the Senate, the bill to create a State
Land Office, was taken up and amended, and
laid over
Contract to give translation of law of the
present session iuto Spanish, given to John
b Brodie.
Lecompton resolutions were the special or
der of the day. Anderson opened for the
Administration, and Griffith followed in op-
position.
Assembly resolutions concerning pre- emp
ton claims, made the special order for W ed
hesday.
Assembly bill to provide for investigating g
accounts of s A. McMeans, late State Treas
urer, passed
Senate bill, for protection of foreigners SC.
passed
Iu Assembly, DeLong, by resolution, cal
led upon Governor and Quartermaster Cen
eral. for all information in their possession
concerning calling out Of troops to suppress
Vigilance insurrection Resolution adopted.
Committee on mines, recommended indei-
mite postponement of Act TO secure protection
of owners of growing crops.
Act to record Quartz claims, and resolution
asking Congress privileges for ditch compa-
nics.
Petition Of Denton, who wants money to
tell all he knows about breeding and disea-
ses of horses. cows and other animal g.. refer
red to J. L. F. Warren, editor of California
Farmer
Mr.. Ferguson gave notice of an Act. to
prevent the killing of hare at certain seasons.
Mr.. Young, Of an Act concerning collec
tion of foreigC miners taxes.
Mr. Hobart, of an Act to remove Capitol to
Parkland, Alameda county.
Mr. Thomas introduced bill. to punish
publishers of advertisements of medicines, or
other means, to procure abortion.
Act to legalize statements in the nature OF
affadavits concerning deeds, passed
Act to prohibit public executions. passed.
Act to repeal section 55 Sc and 81, of an
Act concerning Courts of Justice, passed.
Senate bill to amend aud regulate fees in
office, in iuba, passed.
, Assembly bill, to authorize Matthew
Woods, TO oonstEuct a bridge over the luba,
passed. .-Erpress Telegram.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
DR.. JAMES NJ. VANC,

Dry Creek, Butte County, CALIFORNIA. once three
miles south Of Forkners ranch ten mile. north west
of 0roville. Special ntienti' II gwen To the treat
nent of chronic Diseases, affections OF the Eyes, &C.
Jan. S, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
CroyiIle Turn Nercin.

Regular meetings are held on the second and
fourth "Wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock NJ.
rurn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, al !
O'Clock p NJ.
By Order. SIMON X. ROSENTHAL Secy'
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds. sSc.--

WIsrAR's BALsAN or WILD CnERRY imparts new
vgor to vital action and relieves the system by open
ing the pores of the skin, and promoting the secre
lions af the mucous matter. Its action is surdorfc
sedative and expectorant, by opening the pores, al
laying irritation and BY rendering the expulsion OF
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing irritatons
that accompany aecta,ons of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed-the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irritation-the irritation is
soothed the pulse is violent and feversh-they ara
soened and the mucous membrane is relieved of its
engagement with rapidtiy and ease. All by the use
of this useful remedy. CAUTION AS there ma ny
counterfets look well at the signature before pur
chasing; take none unless 1t has the name Of "San'
ford & Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
COLToN McDERMOTT, Agents, Oroville.
PARK 4 WHITE, importers and Wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, Sa3 Francisco. feb2T-2m
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Notice.

The nroner,y holders OF the Town of oroylFF are
,ar,.v ,nG,rmea tha, Section fret OF Ordinance No
4 will be strictly enforced from th's ua'e'
RS. MAYNARD, Capt. fPoiiee.
Oroville, Jan. 4, 1S5s.-h
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Romans Francais.

Messieurs Garnham Il Lockwood eferent au puo-
lie Franeuis de Butte county un grand alsorIlmenl
des meileurs ouvrages des auicurs du steele.
dls BUREAU DE- LA POSTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
DR.. Nj. yHOOMAT.

VIII hereafter have his Office AT 7. ~ l.. Mcguire e
Drus Store Myers ltreet, near the corner oi Myers
and Montgomery. nl7
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
NOTICE.
SllERIfF'S OFFICE, }

SHERifF'S OFFICE,
Butt. County. California, !
NO SERVICES will be performed in ANY civil ac-
tion or proceejne until the fee for such service is
paid by tie party requidng the service This rule
will be strictly adhered TO without di+iinctDnof per
sons n. NJ '"'
Nov t2,b sheriff Bate Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Nov. 18Th.

1--WE w,nld cell attention Ia the Gard OF DR. ' an
Ztpl, of san Fran 500 who s treating Eyeand Ear
Disease. with truly grelt success siuce his return
from abroad Once in Wrilht's building, NV cor
ner of Montgomery ami Jackson erect, where ne
may be consulted daily. ~"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Dr.. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad

verti,emcn appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to fts
advertisement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

rRAyYL,N ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. D
R Stated meetings are held IN Inc MASONIC
xASHrllon the ondandfounh fridays on enc"
w month U.A.GASTON, NJ. l.. II, p. J
CT. CoLToS, Secretary
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

CAuGHr The negro jackson who lately
escaped from the Sacramento Prison Brig,
has been reoqptured. lie was found at n
house on Negro Hill
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

~ DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state and Oregon. as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is practcing with
remarkable success and has deservedly secured
public conf ience. Those needing medical aid would
do well to call write a his Institute, in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader TO the Doctors advertise
ment in another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
J. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctioneer

a RARE CHANCE l. NOW OFFERED ny J.
fA Ducte Cu-heun, Aucgiuueer, who In, received
insruct from Mir. james kenuaven, who intends
H. leave Tor the Atlantic Stnes, To sell nj Iublte
sale, on Monday the 2lth day of March, at II o.
clock NJ, ihut most ,slugbe Homestead, cons slug
II Five Roo MS, Kitchen, together With all hi, Rouse
hold Furniture, ieds Bcl,,ng, Tab q, ,huic., Mir
rors, Kitchen Ute sis, bar uud Ba'dSumcs, rnm
blors, Glasses, sc, sc, stuaied al the foot u Hun
toon street, nj Messrs Moure ilensnaw's Ferry.
kbownas lhc Terry HOus,, together with his Rich
Mining Claim, adj Dining Fucker Granls, and loca-
ted ON the Bar next Ia mat occupied by the Stenn,
Mining { mpany. measuring 100 feet from, by % feet
deep, all incosed
This property requires but little comment from
the Auct oneer, lie wouid call the parlicunr atien
on Of small Capitalists 10 this lucrative Investment.
The House win Bar is well aud neatly ntted up. mud
1t is most admirably adapted 20 accommodate large
quantity oI Boardcrs, portion OF the house Is now
rented us n Ferry house, hnd the other portion will
readily command good Tenant tor the Wine aud
Liquor b. sine =. family OF industrious haO,s
must realize small fortune during the summer
months. from tho fact OF the great transit cross hs
Ferry For terms apply to Mr.. kennayen at the Fer
ry or to
J. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctioneer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
State Of California, }
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
18TH JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.

Know ali Men Ivy these Presehts'
rs,uAT BY VIRTUE OF CASH IN HAND PAID
n To merchants In san Francisco rom 'he pOck
cts OF -Curly" he has procured The largest asoft'
nent Of imported Havana segsrs "nn Vagina 10
hocco ever Uttered In Butte county. YOU hre sum
mone.I TO appear daily at Cure!s sesar store, sign
n( the " Good Indwn,n corner OF MONTGOMERY and
N,cr- street. Orovie es customers To Try the cause
.faleJ above. Herein fail not under penalty OF the
law. Done at my Once IN the city Of 0roville.
'"" CURLY
Sign OF the Good indian -"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

NIAyLuRy CAST 5fEEk, swsiss and American
~ iron. Shoe shapa, ~ Tor sale ~
dia JOHN 3. kLpRo.