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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12
RUssELL'S

We have had time to obtain merely a glance at
the August number of this sterling Southern
Monthly. Az usual the first eisure hour was con-
stunned in hearty discussion Of the Editors Table,
which never fails to present an inviting feast
Especially in this department, Russell excells its
competitors vastly. Mr.. HAYNES dashes atmen
and things and books, hetraying at oil times a well.
trained and well-stored mind, are just md yet
tempered ~genially.
The table of contents is as follows:
Bank Suspensions; Land and the Dream
Spirit; The Able Rouquette-A Review January
to May; Machiayeli Lucette; The foung Greeks
An Episode in the Grecian War, &C.; Old Phra-
ses; The Flag Of the Palmetto Regiment; Son
net-'sWe thought that Winter" &C.. Bells; My
Landlady's Story; The Mining Interests at the
South; The Poets Trust in his Sorrows; A Little
Lesson for Little Ladies-Cora's Dream; Lethe
Prospects of Italy-Italian Liberalism Editors
Table and Literary Notices.
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mani survived till r~aacently) two families, both
Irish, who emigrated to the Waxhag settlement,
and each family having their youngest son named
Andrew. lave understood that that settlement
was believed 70 be in North Carolina previous to
the Revolution ; that her courts had jurisdiction
ossy its inhabitants, il being included 10 one Of
errcounties; that after the Revolution the two
States 81 South and North Carolina had the divi-
~siourline run, and that that settIementSfs into
South Carolina. Gould 1t be possible that two
families from Ireland, each having three sons, the
Youngest one in each family bearing the name of
Andrew, could arrivsiu the amsTysaroflf8s, in
the same settlement?
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masn An announcement signed ''Many Friends"
is on file, waiting for q responsible name. Our
correspondents are certainly aware Of the invari'
able rule which requires a name for every commu'
nication and they must deem US exceedingly stu,
pid, .ifthsy suppose that our rules will be laid.n q
side inthis instance, where the matter is charge.
able at advertising rates and the Publisher must
look to the party for payment
When the name is given, the announcement will,
ofoeurse, be inserted with pleasure.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12

FREEDOM AND NO L1oUoR.-A portion of the Re-
publican party of New York State have joined the
liquor question to the abolition creed, and ''tem-
perance and freedom" Is their watchword. They
have called q convention to adopt these planks as
q part of the liberty platform q month earlier than
the other wing of the republican party, which
seems inclined to allow freedom in drinks as we'll
as freedom in labor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12
For the Yorkville Enquirer.

TO THE LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES:
The Candidates for the Legislature are reques-
ted to meet at fine Court House on the first Mcu.
day in September, (sales.day) for the purpose Of
expressing their views on the Penitentiary or
Work House system.
MANY VOTERS.
August II, 1858.
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AscLAss of npstHsrs.-Cspt. Travis, 'ths
great pistol shot e has been instruoting . GLASS Of
fortys6ye young ladies at Lexington, Ey, in the
usp n the pistol. Among then, he Gays, the
most lind bAcame the best shots. With practice
thsy Ss4uired courage, and ten timeA Vuf0f twenty
.fbsy would hit the abul's eye.n
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'df mos." But|how contradictory! The gentle
nnsn has in effect said, that duty requires . writ
Ten rule-he acknowledges no other-that the
light Of Nature teaches no moralduty-that God
is not q moral governor-tbat His Providence
teaches no. moral duty-be dethrones- reasou-he
ayspeintedly and expressly, that 'eohscieuce
v~ariouAy on duty in q given case" and
thus be dcthrones her from her office as judge be-
tween right and wrong-accQunts her "mordl dis
cernment" nonssnse-ani assures us hsacts some.
times nqotj9r conscience SAX, but for good.policy"
"A practical demonstration Of the light in which
he views conscience, and the teachings Of the BIZ
BILE.
Ifo he CONTINUED
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12

Ne. The editor has been absent for a fortnight
and has returned too late to give attention this
week, TO an oyergrown budget Of correspondence
II shall be assorted in the next issue.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-12

QuITnsN AND RRrEHAsoRRM-ThesAfobiic Me-.
curry in stretching the character and career Of the
lste Gen. Quitman, remarks: -.
There is yetsdoihsrthread running through The
life of the Statesman and the soldier, which binds
him to- many hearts al oser tbs world. oaitman
vas an ardent, enthusiastic Free macon, snditi s
stated that when he was Governor Of the city OF
Mexico, there was found among the archives IN
the National Pslses, aeopy ofthe proceeding Of
the Grand Lodge of Mississippi during the first
term ofhis Grand Mastership. Some twsnty-nine
years ago, the Grand Consistory OF Che SD Degree
of.ths. Sublime. and Accepted Scotch RiterNas
organized in the city Of Matches, With himself as
presiding officer and from that time he wss reeog.
niyed % the hesa'Of that branch iofsthe Masonic
family in the southxsst. Shortly alter his return
from the Mexican war, be was elected q member
vi TIE Supreme Council Of Sovereign Grand In
spectoYs General Of the SD Degree 81 ChsSieston;
the highest Masonic dignity Ehichsan beobtaiaeh
Probably thepe wssonly one Masonic degree Which
Ire never received, conscientious scrptles prevent
ing him entering the oFdsf Of >Knights Tempiats.
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.Exr1osAE "~AxEr1eAxsnn -1oBIsa TIE ;DrNo.
CRATIC PARTY.-The Columbus correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Tines, in noteing The proceedings
Of the democratic state convention, says sas
tInesiss bat oneimportauts chsaga inshs main
charaCtsrisics %, This .cenyeutioa. Among the
delegates are several gentlemen who have acted
throughout Nth the AmeticanS party-who have
stood by it In all its successes and defeats
but whose intense hatred Of RspuhlieasisrhS nov
that thers Is 10 hope. Of q sdccesafal Independent
American movement, has driven them, neck and
heels into the democratic party, They hailefrom
Southern 0hio-particuiatly from the great tsnake
regions. Their Feelings seem TO 81 intensified at
present. -" f"" =
r ghereis 40 way for the natiopsifnen irths ops
position-wha formerly belonged to The old Nhig,
md Of bate To the stAmericann5 party-bgt to cor.
daily cooperate With the democracy " they
desire to stay the sectional republican Organise
ton, sud prevent its rising 70 power upon the
ruins Of the Union. The democraey gives . cor
dial welcome 70 nll who win stand by the consti.
tuition ID this emergency, and instzss upon equal
and exnct justice being done to al sections of the
country and to all classes Of citizsns-Cipannati
Enquirer. '""- 81 =:
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Seraps 4 fmts.

-Peaches says the Cincinpati Gazette
Of Thursday, about as large as walnuts, sold
iusthe market, on the day previous at eight
dollars per busbel!
- Gen. Walker, it is stated, has raised
several thousand dollars at Columbus, Miss,
and enlisted thirty men, to be ready to leave
for Nicaragua about the LIST Of September.
There are SOM unfortunate men in
this world. Christopher Columbus canno
attach his name to his discovery Guillotia
cannot detach his name from bis inven'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22
BY A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURF
- At AuSTlON, AND HOUSE, FOR RENr-Op
WEDN ESDAf, the cath IL tant, I shall sell at the
residence OF the Rev. +. ). Evans No. 51D north Nj
between 9Th and 10th streets, at 10 O'Clock a. IN AN
excellent assortment of Furniture. VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas, SidebOard, Dressing and other
Mahogany Booking Chair. Dining. Breakfast, and
Mahogany large and small Book cases and Stands
DO. Cottage and other Bedsteads, and Ward
Feather Beds, Hair and other Mattresses, Bed
Fine Alabaster ManteI Clock, runs three weeks,
Ollt-fTaIne and other Mirrors, PariOr aud other
Three,Py parlor, chamber. and stair Carpets and
Passage OiIcloth and Mating, Drurget and Crash
Brass Apdirons, Shovel and longs, Tenders Stair
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware, among which is
one fine gold-band Coffee and Tea Set
hush cane, and wood seat Chairs, and Lounge,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
COOKING Radiator, and other Stoves,
Fine Patent X Refrigerator,
WITH good assortment of Kitchen X requisites.
Also, lot OF Books comprising full set OF Patent
- Ohce Reports. and set of State Papers.
FERNS: All sums under $50, cash; over $50, a
credit of and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, be,ring interest.
The Hnuse is also for r ent one of the most de-
srabe locations In Washington. A pump Of excel
lent water nearly IN front of the door. Inquire on
the premises.
m18-d A. GREEN. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22
EOR G ETOW N.
Csrvsspssdssss ef Txs Ssa,.
GBOIGRrowN March q 1893

6HoRsRTowN, March e. 1883.
Doubtless every friend Of morality whose bust
ness brings him either directly or indirectly In
connection with the operations of the Chesapeake
retiring board Of directors did before the close of
thelr laoors, and in obedience to the petition Of a
large number of persons doing business upon the
canai-captain Of boats and otheTs-paSs a resolu-
uon prohibiting the running of boats on the Sab
bath day; and from and after this, all lock keep
ers Will be required to keep them Oocks) closed
on sunday. This regulation, we believe, will not
only prevent the frequent occurrence of many
evils, but prevent what we consider real down.
right nuisances, besides atfoIdiDg the employees
OF the Canal Company an opportunity of spend
ing the Christian Sabbath in something like
Christian manner, and not like set Of galley
slaves, as heretofore. We hope next to see reso-
luton to prohibit the doing Of the work of repairs
on the Sabbath. When this is done, we shall
expect to see the canal begin to answer the end Of
It's creation.
The Rev. DR.. Murray, Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, delivered his farewell sermon TO
the congregation he has served so faithfully and
acceptably the last two years, last night The
DIR. Is a universal favorte in our city, and will
carry with him to his new field of labor, the kind
regards Of all among US, who had the pleasure of
The fine packets Argo and M. C. Meigs. of the
Messrs. Ritter canal line, commenced making
their regular trips between our city and Edwards
ing Each Of these boats have recent been
thoroughly rebuilt and remodeIled; and for neat
ness, comfort, and convenience, they cannot be
excelled by any packets of the kind anywhere
Moreover, this line Of public travel is owned and
conducted by gentlemanly and accommodating
set of fellows az can be found anywhere.
Business along our river and canal wharves
this morning, beg ins to present quite an encour-
aging aspect. At the former we find the schrs
M J. Fardy, Fields, from Salisbury, to Wheat
ley and Libby Il Son; Sam'l Ii Grice, Collier
do, with lumber to +. Wheatley; and quite a
fleet of bay and river craft, with wood, &c On
the canal quite number of boats have arrived
with grain, -four, &c.
+. Wheatley, Esq, on Saturday, purchased Of
Jos. N. Pearson, Esq, the three lots Water
street where the Tres occurred last week, fronting
eighty feet on said street and running back about
the same depth TO the canal basin, for 81 900.
The Rev. w. Edwards occupied the pulpit
IF his new charge yesterday morning and even
ing. He seems to have lost none of the Are of
zeal ard animation of former days and from all
we can iearn his discourses of yesterday made a
very decided impression for good on his hearers
SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22

MARSHAi.'S SALE.-In virtue of seven ca
lVl writs of erI iacas, issued from the Clerks of
flee of the Circuit Court of the District OF COLUMBIA
for the County of WashIngto Ton and to me directed,
shall expose TO public sale Tor CASH, N front of the
Courthouse door of said County on FRIDAY the
18th day of March, at u O'Clock, M, the following
described property. To wit: ii defendants right
title eaiu and interest in and to all that piece or
parcel OF ground lying in Georgetown, in the his
trIct of Columbia. which neuded within the fol
lowing metes and bounds, To wit: Beginning on the
west side of Market Space at point 81 feet inch
south from the corner OF Bridge street and Al ar
ket Space. and running thence west with the north
wall Of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby
described and the line thereof extended SO ieef
thence south and parallel with Markell Snace .;
feet inches more or less, to point which viii be
intersected by the line OF the south wall of SAID
house extended west, then by said line reversed
eaas 20 MarkeI space al the southeast corner Of
salo mousse and then north and with the line of Mar
ket space "a feet inches tn the place Of beginning.
whch the northeast corner of sad honse, togeth
wIh All and siagulaT the improvements thereon,
seized and LEVIED upon the proPotty Of George
Hhodes, IL, and will be sold To satisfy Judiclsls
NOS S4 IS, and S9 to October term. 1856. IN fayor
OF Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and nos.
ls4, 49, is. and Isl Jpdicias to May term, lass, IN
favor of Cline nd Dillon. Peter Dillon, Benjamin
Trlplett, and John Crumbaugh; uooyrp
me- dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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EURN TURE-r RNITURE

Il u Nj Il u X E-F URNIT URE
We have just received a large addition 10 our
stock OF Cablnef and other Gurni'ure, vhIchR
has been gotten up IN tasteful and elegant .tyleN
toour order, the workmanship Of which we
warrant Of the hest quality. I'LL
PAREOR SUITES COMPLETE.
OF Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered
IN various colors and material. Sofa, Centre, and
Side Tables, EscrItoires, Etageres, sind whafnots.
Pler and Mantle asses, In gait, with Marble Slabs
and Brackets.
CHARACTERISTICS COMPLETE.
Solld oak, handsomely ornamented in Gold.
Sond w alLut and NJ shogany, carved; Black, Enam-
elied IN gold and flowers, with other painted sets
DINING ROOM
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cherry Extension
DINING Tables. from eight 10 twenty feet,
Oak; Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies Dining
Chairs,
Oak Walnut and Mahogany Sidebosrds, with Mar
sheLses, &C., ornamentsd with Looking Glass
Backs.
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS AND Pill,
LOWS.
Cur led Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat
trcsses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND sALAMAN-
DER SAFES.
Stearne' s ana Marvln's Wi ers patent salamsnder
hre7Uroof Safes, secured by the celebrated " La
Belle Lock"
Also, IN great variety, Bedsteads Bureaus. Ward
robes, Washstands, lIghtstands. Sofas. Tete-a-
tetes, Easy. and nockIng Gears, In haIroloth.
Two thousand cane seat Chairs All of which will
be sold low for cash or approved paper.
Nos 59n. 5z8 AID 81
lie Z2-eO6w Seventh et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22
BY J. e. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer.

BY }. T.. MEG UlKE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
r,CTs At PUBLIC AUCrIoN.-On MONDAY
MORNING. March 18th, at 10 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF Col. Charles Thomas, on New York ave
nue., between Ctr and 10Th streets, shall sell the
Furniture and ELECTS, comprising
Excellent rosewood (seven octavesI Piano Forts,
w alnut and mahogany French Hair Spring Sofas
Mahogany c'rved Paror Chairs,
Plush covered Rockers. Arm and Easy Chairs,
GH frame Pier Glass. Slab and Bracket,
Marble top Centre Tables, WhatnOi,
ladies' Walnut Secretary, Workstands,
GlrandOles. Vases. Ornaments,
Rrusse 8, Three ply and Ing rain Carpets,
Bronze Hat Trs e, Hail and Stair Carpets,
Mahogany high post and French Bsdsteads,
Mahogany marb e-top Dressing bureaus,
Marbe-tOp Washstands, Toilet Sets,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Boosters and Pillows,
Cane seat Chairs Rockers, Lounges,
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Sldeboards, K efrlg rator, Chairs,
China, Glass, and CrOckery Ware,
Sllver-pated Casters,
Tab'e Tutery, &c.
=, Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: So and under. cash; over that sum, n
credit of 60 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
IN I8-d T. e. MoGuIRE Aun,;oro.,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROMASSoCLATED PRESS lcpvr


~ NEW YORK, March ai-rhe steamer Black
dates 10 the 18th. General Cooch, - 1870. wItn
from tour Of observation 60 the south 90 az
Island. He was well received everywhers
Great preparations were making at Havana for
the fete In honor Of the Prince of AstunAs Ths
city was 20 be illuminated
The mail steamer from Mexico arrived on Tn.
lotn, TIE accounts OF the state Of affairs there
D.. ureediul The whole country is rent asnnder
oy Partisan squabbles
- ,ra avdna sugars were tending upward stock
T,@o boxes. Exchange on London u p-r cent
The hs.p,s on New ork \ per cent. discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
VERY ENTENSIVESALE OF SUpERIO

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR
Er ROSEWOOD sEyEN-ocTAvE CHICktRING PIANO
HANDSOME GILT FRAME MIRRORS. RICH SILK AMI
Fsrs MoNDAY OK fSG.b March chs
At 10 clock, and continuing from day Ia day until
Furniture and fleets of the "EbbItt House sim.
ated ON street. between 18th and l4th streets, EN-
6Laclng every variety and style ofParlor and Cham
This extensive establishment embraces some
eighty hive par9rs and chambers, which have been
htted up IN sty lie uGeguaed in this CITY the Furn-
ture all having been made at the best
oil TINS city and OF very superior style and finish
Elegant rosewood seven-octav Pianoforte, by
Elegant French plate giIt-frame mantel. pier, and
oval Mirrors, Of various sizes and styles
cred French and tete-a tete Sofas
Arm, ladies' and parlor Chairs
Suite of rosewood Parlor r urniture, finished in
crimson and gold brocatelle, comprising two
tete a-tete Sofas, two arm Chairs, and eight par
Suites of handsome walnut figured damask- covered
arm Chairs. Rocker. and four patIor CSs,S,, TWO
Handsome walnut Whatnots, Etageres. and Book
- stands, of various patterns
Beautiful marbl etop, centre, sofa, and side Tables
In rosewood, walnut, and mahogany
throughout the house. with gilt Cornce, Cords,
Rich French China Vases. Candelahras and other
Superior Velvet, English, Brussels, and three ply
Carpets throughout the house
Brussels and Venetian hall and stair Carpets
OIL Cloth, Rugs. Stairs Rods and Ewes
Splendid rosewood, walnut, and mahogany marble
topdressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward
robes
Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads
Inc painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar-
bles
Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash
stands of superior make
PAINTED "a ardrobes, Redsteads, and Washstands
Superior cured haIr Mattresses,
Fine Gather Beds Boosters and Pillows.
Very extensive lot Of superior Bankets. Marseiles
Quilts, Comforts, bedspre ads, Sheetiug, Boil
ster and Pillow slips,
Trench CHINA maTiped and granite Toilet Sets,
Rush and cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Mahogany hair sprPg-seat Sofas, Rockers, arm and
side Chairs,
Hair Cloth, rep. and damask covered Lounges
Marble top Sidebnards and BeaUfets,
bookcases, Whiting Desks. Arm Chairs,
Eight superior engraved heavy silver plated Tea
Sets,
Silver plated G ,stOrs. Walters, Tea and Coffee
Urns, SPOONS aud Forks,
superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons,
w alnut al mahogany extension, breakfast, card,
and side Tables.
French China And granite Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
Service,
ChTy sLaI glass Decanters, Water BOTTLES Cob
let's, TumblrTs and Wine q lasses,
Block thu UTns, Chahng Dishes and Dish Covers,
Radiator, open crate and arr tight Stoves
Together with general assortment of every article
IN the Housekeeping line.
Terms ST. and under. cash over that sum, a
credit of 2, B, aud months. for satisfactorily
dOrsed notes, bearing interest.
m a. cod J. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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Freshetin Canada We.t.

CALI, c. w, March % A heavy freshet &c
CURED here last night In Great River A bridge
was carried away while a number Of persons
Were upon II. Three Were rescued this morning
soI'le distance below. IL il thought that one OF
more perished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22
AuCrI0I SAILS.
By A. GREEN, Auot,oneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
~ AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the oath inst.,
g 10 clock m land will be continued daily until
oIsposed Oh shall commence the sale Of very
extensive stock Of Dry Goods. in the store No. SIS
Serensn street, bstween and streets The stock
is nsIge, comprising q general assortment, viz:
Domestic Goods, Hosiery, EmbroIderies. and a
IaI &c assortment OF other Dry Goods
and 20 days, for notes satisfactorily eLdorsed bar
ing interest. '
In <<-o A. GREEN, Auct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

boy WANTED.-A COiOred Boy, IS to 18 years
- Ol age, to drive one horse carriage, I'd, when
not SO employ ed, to do homework, Il &c. as may Q
required Of him. Inquire of MIR. W RIGHT, at Ills
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.
Just received from late New York and Baltimore
auctions, rench and Scotch EN- HR OIDERIES,
real LACES, ChantIlly and Lace Wells, Plain and
Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS. b l. A X
SILK, and lots of other GOODS, which will be sold
cheaper than ever, at
f. GUTMAN'S,
80 High, near Bridge street,
ml1-lW Georgetown, ID. e..
EOR BOSTON.-The superior fast-sailiug Clip
L per schooner Searsvllle, Sears, has ar "a
rived, and will be receiving freight on Satur "
DAY for the abve port For freight passage -..4s
GEORGETOWN. IN l6-Iw