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AUDITORS Notice.

Bedfold, July i6. 1851.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-16
THE ATLAyTIc TELEGRAPH.

Every day that passes without tidings les
seus ihe chance of a successful Termination 10
the grand International Telegraph enterprise.
according to the schedule Of sailing operations
adopted before :he feet sailed, the ships were
TO return to England if the cable was lost be-
fore they arrived in two hundred fathoHs wa
ter II the ships have failed to lay the cable,
the Grst intelligence Of the fact will reach US
from i lrope. The Africa reports having
crossed directly the contemplated route, and
Jaw no signs Of any of the squadron. They
have nov been at sea over month Should
our apprehension prove well-founded, it will be
long, We fear, before capitalists will agaiu risk
such an enormous sum. BY last European ad-
vices, Atlantic Telegraph shares were quoted
at Doe discount.
Kansas has been we'll termed tho grave of
the Governors A telegraphic dispatch IN
forms that Gov. j. " Denver, the latest Of
the latest Of the individuals who have figured
in that arduous position, will resign his Office
after the August election. No reasons are
given but il is known that he has difficult
aud perilaus task, with small compensation. -
The list of Governors in that Territory IN
elnJes shannon, Resler, Geary, Walker, STAN
ton and Denver, aud then we have besides the
regency of John Calhoun. What u trouble
We shall get rid of when Kansas becomes =
State
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Admini,tratOrs' Notice.

July 1s. 1858.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-26
TTo BE CONTINUED.

JAcKsoN's BIRTnPLACE.-The late letter
of Col. Braxton Davenport, attempting to
prove that Andrew Jackson was born in Vir-
ginia, is exciting some investigation, and
will, no doubt, result in review of the his.
torical records and evidence of the event.
We are not disposed to attribute any i'm
portance to the depositions offered by Mr..
Davenport, but it may be as we'll 'to vindicate
the truth of history that some of our read
ers or exchanges who have the leisure and
documents at command should state the
whole e.-Chmleston Courier
The Norfolk Argus says:
During the life of Peter P. Mayo, Esq,
of this city, that gentleman informed the
editor of this paper that Mr.. Hodijah Meade
told him that be was once stopping with Gen
jackson, in Petersburg, at the tavern after.
wards kept by Powell, and became intimate
with him. Andrew jackson there informed
him that he was not born in South Carolina,
but at Jennings Ordinary, Notteway county,
Virginia. This was before jackson was
spoken of as President.
The Richmond Examiner says:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-26

"M's" article to remain unanswered, it mi ght
appear that had nothing better to offer,
while the task Of undertakcr was simply hts
Oun. In my first article, approached this
subject with civil and inoFensive speech, and
if I have departed from it Aere, it is in imi-
tation of the style of his choice to me; and
if I have succeeded in stirring up the cal.
dron of his venom, he shall bite the earth
and take it. In regard to bis upcalled for
outrage that I had "been in the hands of
some merchant who has been. trying to OBJ
tain what is justly due him. can say that
I have receipts in my possession, the money
of which would buy him up, over again, let
his worth be what it may, and pay all, the
debts he may refuse to pay, and place over
the heads of helpless children roof secure
from cormorants and gelders of orphans pat
rimony, when the parent is no more.
Rock Hill, Aug. I'd, 1858. ,
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YORKVILLEL S. @. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26,

We frankly confess that the weight of
testimony is decidedly against such an opin-
ion. Gen. jackson always spoke Of himself
as native of the Waxhaw settlement in
South Carolina and as hisinformation must
have been derived from his mother, who liv-
ed till near the close of the Revolutionary
war, we are bound to take it as conclusive
The old men from whom Go! Davenport
derived his information, were in all human
probability mistaken as to the iudentity of
the candy Jackson" of 1853, and the An
drew jackson of historic renown.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-26

AsIA.-f the European wishes 10 knozA
how much he owes to the Asiatic, he has
only to cast glance ut an hour of his daily
life. The clock which summons him from
his bed in the morning was the invention Of
the East, as were also olepsydras and sun
dials. The prayer for his daily bread, which
be has said from bis infancy, first rose from
the side Of Syrian mountain. The linens
and cottons with which be clothes himself,
though they may be fipe, are inferior to those
which have been made time immemorial in
the looms Of India. The silk was stolen by
some missionaries for his.bene6t from China.
He could buy better razor than that with
which he shaves in the old city Of Damascus,
where steel was invented. The coffee be
expects at breakfast was first grown by the
Arabians, and the natives of Upper India
prepared the sugar with which he sReetens
it. A schoolboy can tell the meaning of
the Sanserit words, sacchara canda. Ifhis
tastes are light, and he prefers tea, the yir.
tues of that excellent leaf were first pointed
out by the industrious Chinese. They alsp
taught him how to make and use the .cup
and saucer in which to serYeit. His break
fast tray was lackered in Japan. There is
tradition that leavened bread was first made
by the waters of the Ganges. The egg he
is breaking was laid by fowl whose ances-
tors were domesticated blythe Malaccas, IN.
less she may have been-though that will
not alter the Casa modern Shanghai. II
there are preserves and fruits on his board,
let him remember, with thankfulnes, that
Persia first gave him the cherry, and peach,
and plum.
If in any Of these delicate parations he
detects the favor of alcohol, let it remind
him that that substance was first distilled by
the Arabians, who have set him the praise
worthy example Of abstaining from its use.
When be talks about coffee and alcohol, he
is using Arabic words. A thousand years
before it occurred to him to enact laws of res.
friction on the use of Intoxicating drinks,
the Prophet at Mecca had accomplished the
same object and, what is more to the pur.
pose, has compelled, to this day, all Asia and
Africa to obey it. We crafty our tastes for
personal ornament in the way the Otientals
have taughtus, with pearls, rubies, sapphires,
diamonds. Of public amusements it is the
same : the most magnificent fireworks are to
be seen at this day in India and in China.
And as regards the pastimes of private life,
Europe has produced no invention which
can rival or even compare with the game Of
chess. We have no hydraulic constructions
as great as the Chinese canal; no fortifca-
tions as extensive as the Chinese wall We
have no artesian wells that can approach in
depth to some of theirs; We have not yet
resorted to the practice Of obtaining coalgas
from the interior of the earth they have been
boring for that purpose over three thousand
feet deep. ' .a ...o ..-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-26
NO. 81.

We will simply say that the remainder Of
this sentence was composed of fearful oa.hs,
and that while they we're yet quiyering up
onhis lips, be olenched bis fists and darted
foryard. .... 81, as>,.a'g dj:g ys.s,.
This time thedoctor received him IN anew
fashion. He stopped every blow which
Burke madly and elumsily aimed at him,
and began to rattle in a shower of knocks
upon his face, and breast, and head, and
arms, aud body, that soon completely bewil
dered him. On they came, heavier and
heavier, thicker and faster, each .ope crack
ing like pistol, and planted exactly where
t was aimed In na,ysry-shart time -Barks
was not only exhausted bnt lis Whole body
above the waist was beaten till the flesh was
black and confused. Hs hellowedliks calf
for mercy: -. ~, - "a -
'Wilf you leave the ground at once p de.
nanded the doctor. -" ;, y d. ..'S'
'Yes.' -. s'.1
tAnd will you promise never to annoy
Mary Livingstone AGAIN. ~:
Hes.' - '.1-~-i -
sThen gop - a., - :.
Like whipped cur, as he was, the fellow
left the ground, and when be was gone Tho
young doctor, who had not even gotta scratch,
cried oat ina ringing, happy tone -
Come, boys and girls, now to sport. IN
go and wash my hands and then join YOU
Ere long the cloud was gone, and thsday
ended amid-cheers and smiles, and happy
songs. Everybody might have been jealousy
had everybody wanted to, for everybod5s
girl Airted>and made love with the doctor,
for everybody loved him, and honored him,
and so everybody was nosjsslous.
Within week, Jonathan Burke left our
village, never to enter it again. He couldn't
stand the sneer aud gibes that were cast up!
on him, nor could he bearto see those who
had witnessed the summary puaishmeDs be
had received. It was glad day for our VII.
lage when he left it, and the doctor never
gave more effective nor more valuable
purge than he did when he purged the place
of that incubus. r.
One thing more: Within week every
young man irourviilagehadapair of dumb.
bells, and snch another swinging, and ding.
ing, ad.ringiog, and aingirgofcoidironfor
the Development of muscle was nsyet seen
before or since, I venture beldly to aasssrt
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CABLE NEws.-Mr. Cyrus W. Field has
ordered another cable to be constructed, on
account of the prospect of the immense bu-
siness which will offer. ..' ....
The cable line will be closed until the at
of September, except for the msssages Ae.
tween the two Governments Of Engiana snt
the Unitad States. ---. -.-- - j. Hss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-26

s6 Prof. Emmons, in his report to the
Legislature of North Carolina, mentions the
discovery in the sedimensary rocks Of Mont
gomery county, in that State, Of fossils OF al,
age anterior to any previous traces Of animal
life. The distinguished geologist contends,
therefore, that so far as investigations have
resulted in discoveries, that part Of the ooun.
try was the scene of the first manifestation
of that great principle. +.' ...
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gen ebenfs 9plbent Bracelets, Npraedmdbela, S@liTeI. Sie.
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unb pine, philadelphia, ga.
&ranfe in elmer Grtfernnng, sA A-i
bic ibren Sda etnfa6, Strbuntert nit alen tbren Stntptpn en-,
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Gin fraftOOlle8 2eber DOer Elm friibseitiger Sob.
8tnfeltn aber Sslbterbaltuna MUIR Is Gents
-Brtefe, pel6e ieren QDe tb In Stantps entbaIten, perbea
an setenbtr Ypi nit stneun Gremplar Ssrii3ert. I-zl
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gap BUR belcaoeren SenntniB1abne.
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luutfUnh ~aus8eben.
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mad allen EbetIen beS 9Defens fnb at baben Bet tat15l
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men dueerh nab rbdften &i9snfAdtten, oerurfa3t nur4 eai
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unb Spite. sRutbsn, ~sepalstes &iiea. e%ebdnmerts @iltnr6tren.
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Sec. 213, Melt>PrattfraBe, +.

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Rdfse In elesanter unb enfaGer 8Orm. suBeifernsn &Ud6ss-
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uno bauertaft a%usesfatrt. Bet reeaer Bebienuss baltsn
mir fets bic tltehen pretfe. 70"
gH- silber. Yl attr-A rteitsn ssrfsrtiseu MIR In ieber &rt.
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