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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
FREE NEGRoEs-A SHORT, EASY AND Terrible

FREE NEGRoEs-A SHORT, EASY AND Terrible
REMEDY FOR ABoLITIoNIsM.-The Richmond En-.
guirer says that a correspondent of the Savannah
Georgian makes the following suggestion: SHOULD
all the Southern States pass the same law as Lou
isiana has passed, viz: all free persons OF color
found in the State after January next are to be
sold into slavery the North would be SO Hooded
with negroes that AboIitionism would expire in
agony, with disgust. Let the press advocate the
law in this State, others will follow, and by so do
ing, you add negro paupers to the white OF the
North. and inaict an everlasting curse upon all in
termedlers."
The remedy proposed would be terribly effective.
How many .sRepublicans" are ready to draw
down upon themselves and the whole North a
boundless curse by adopting it?-Nsw York Daily
News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

The CANVASS FOR CoSdREss.-The candidates
for Congress-Cols. Ashmore, Jones and Vernon
have been here during the sitting of the Court,
extending their acquaintance, and feeling the
pulse Of that arbiter of their destinies-the sove-
reign public. On Tuesday they addressed the
people. and were listened to with marked atten.
ton. Thesauvass, we presume, is now fullyopened,
and the electors Of the different districts, compo-
sing this Congressional district, will have an OPP
p~ortunity of becoming acquainted with the GENTLE
men soliciting their support, and before the con-
test is over, be able to vote understandingly.
Heopee Courier.
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Tribute of Respect.
DIVISION Room, No. 81, s. of 7.
March 18th, 1858.

DIVISION Room, NO. Ol, =. vi L.
March 18th, 1858.
Whereqs, by an affecting dispensaiiou of Di-
vine Providence, another Of our cherished MEM
bers, J.. r. COWAN, has been snatched from n
mong us by the grim monster, death and whereas
we entertain for this stimable brother the pro-
foundcst respect and esteem: therefore,
l. Resolved. That in the death of J. R. CowAN,
our Order has lost n consistent and devoted men,
Der.
9. Resolved, That we mourn his loss as a COM
panion under the banner Of "Loye, Purity, and
Fidelity"
8. Resolred, That we tender to his parents our
heartfelt sympathies in this their bereavement;
and hope that their loss is his eternal gain.
4. Resolred, As n testimony Of our regard for
this esteemed brother, we wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
5. Resolved, That these Resolutions be publish
ed in the Due West Telescope and Yorkville En-
ouiirer, and that a copy Of the same be sent to his
parents
J.. H. POLHILL,
W. G.. VIM. Com.
F. C. HARRIS,
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
"cHARaE, CHESTER, CHARGE

HCHARQE, CHESTER, CHAfGEV
Me,srs. Editors 1T is reported among US, and
it is believed that Gashmu has had no agency in
the report, that the Sons or Temperance men of
Chester have been making progress recently, and
have added to the number Of their Divisions or
Societies. Can you give US any positive informa-
ton on the matter! If not, think you that C., G"
NJ, or w., or some other letter of the alphabet,
of that wo1d will refuse to stand and deliver when
tbev sce this? YOUNKER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX. MARCH 70.
The Cunard steamer Arabia arrived at this port
this morning, bringing advices from Liverpool to
the 9th instant-three days later than by the North
American.
The sales of cotton for the week amounted to
SO, 900 bales. of which spectators took 1000 and
exporters |. 800. Prices have advanced ID. during
the week, in consequence of the light stocks. The
quotations are for fair uplands I Is l6, middling
Z 11-16d. The stock on hand amounts to lSl 900
bales, of which 80, 900 are American-lower than
for twenty years past. The sales on Friday and
Saturday we're 10000 bales, the market closing
quiet-the advance of the early part Of the week
having been lost.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE KANSAS BILL.-Mr.
Gilmer, of North Carolina, has given notice to the
House of Representatives of a substitute for the
Kansas bill, which proposes to admitthe Territory
into the Union without recognizing or mentioning
any constitution whatever, except to declare that
in thus admitting said Territory the act shall not
be so construed as to recognize or reject or to de-
termine the validity of any constitution which
has been presented to Congress; the true intent
and meaning of this act being to leave the people
of Kansas perfectly free to form and regulate their
domestic institutions and affairs in their own way,
subject only to the Constitution of the United
States.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

TIE YoRKvILLE ESoUIRER.-Messrs. John L..
Miller and Joseph H. Black have disposed of this
valuable and well-conducted village newspaper to
Mr.. L.. NJ. Grist, 70 former co-laborer), WHO has
enlisted the editorial services of Saml. W. Melton,
Esq, identified with the papcrin its earlier career,
and, as helmsmau, plotting it successfully over
the troubled waters of journalism. Messrs. Mil
Ter & Black pen a graceful valedictory, and Mr..
Grist indites a business like salutatory, announ-
cling the new arrangements. Although the Miller
has left his post, the mill will not cease to grind,
but will continue to turn out as good Grist as
e~ver.-Chareston Courier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

If DANIEL WILLIAMS, Esq, will consent to be a
candidate for a seat in the next Legislature, he
will receive the almost entire vote of the Indian
Land boundary; and knowing that he would be
acceptable to the people of the District, his many
friends are anxious that he will consent. Having
had good opportunities of knowing the wishes of
the voters in this part of the District, am conf
dent he is the choice of the people. 1t is reques-
ted that he make his views known through the
ENQUIRER at his earliest convenience, whether he
will be a candidate or not.
CATAWBA.
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Court Martial OF Gen. Twiggs.

WASHINGTON. March 20.
A special despatch, which is considered reIia'
BILE, has been sent to the Boston Journal, that a
court martial has been ordered to assemble mt
Newport, Ky, barracks on the 9th of April, for
the trial of Gen. Twiggs for alleged contempt of
the War Department. Gen. WOOL is President,
and Generals Jessup, Harvey, and other Generals,
are to compose the court.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

DEATH OF A VALUED CITIzEN.-We are called
upon to announce the death Of one of our most
useful, energetic and respected citizens, Galloway
Monteith, Esq, who, after a long illness, has tal-
len under the doom of mortal man. MIR. Mon
tcith was in his ffty-third year, and during his
long residence in Columbia, has frequently served
in the capacity of Alderman and in other positions
of usefulness. He has long been the President OF
the Gas Company, and eminent for devotion 70
duty in every relation of lfs.-Souh CaroLnian.
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Charleston NIarke

CHARLESTON, March 90.
The cotton market throughout the day was in a
decidedly depressed state, and the transactions
showed rather q declining gs4lency in pric"s.-
The sales reached some l.G3l bales, ut 9i@l25c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

SENTENCE CoMMUTEp.-We lrarn That the Gov
ernor has commuteI the sentence of death against
Vim. Sanders, free negro, for running away with
negroes of DR.. W. E. Hall. TO Imprisonment until
4th of May, and one hundred lashes, in four mp.
plications, twenty FIVE each time Hinnsboro'
Register.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, March "a.
The cotton market was less active yesterday,
md the little that was sold was atreiuced prices,
the lower grades were n full lower, while the
finer qualities were an under former quotations.
9i@ll3 being about the range of prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
RAIL GRANTED.

We learn that Mr.. THOMAS Dickson, charged
with killing Mr.. B. DERRER, applied to Judge
O'NEALI, at Chester on yesterday, for ball. when
the application was granted.
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Up gast 6dening's M(ail.
ass#EEGE@s|
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, March %.
The Senate. to night, passed the Kansas bill,
with amendments, by eight majority.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

ma The absence of the editor. attending Court
at Chester, will explain the condition Of our edi-
torial columns this week.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
March 18th. 1855

Col. Tos. j. Buckley, Kinston. Dear SIR
Your favor of the 9th inst, is received and con-
tents noticed. 1t affords me pleasure to inform
you that the Farmers Bank is perfectly solvent
that there is not the slightest chance for O note.
holder to lose a cent; and no necessity for the
stockholders to do so. We have been discredited
by brokers for the purpose of making money on it;
and some of the Banks in the State that have re-
fused our notes are not in a better condition than
VIC. Very Respectfully yours,
r. F. OVERMAN, Cash'r.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
No Chance to Buy them Out.

the same hour. in the Ferry-street Methodist
Church, in the south part of the city.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25

farmers BANK.-As our readers (says the Char
lotte Whiq, feel some interest in knowing whcth-
err the Farmers Bank at Elizabeth City is solvent
or not, we give the following letter from the Cash
Ter of the Bank to a gentleman in Kinstou, to let
them hear how the Bank stands. We have no
doubt, and we heard it so stated by n gentleman,
that q broker was the first to cast suspicion on the
solvency of this Bank, and made by the operation
several thousand dollars. But read the letter:
FARMERS BANK OF n. c., Elizabeth City.
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CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENTS.

March %. 1858.
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Scraps 4 fatts,

- There has lately been a heavy fall of
snow in Egypt, the like of which is beyond
the recollection of the oldest inhabitant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
trestern Bnsiness 6onses.

Sf. Louis.
Collected by c. A. DOCKHAM Co, Adys Agts, St. Louis
Commission and Forwarding.
D. DE HAvEN, Com and FOR Merchant, No. 2o2 %, cor
LoCuss~
r. J. GOULD Co, Com. and For Merchants, IS N Main
Mill Machinery, Railroad Supplies, Post and sta.
ti0nary Engines. .
HENRY M WOODWARD For and Com Merchant NO.
Hides, Leather. Wool and PeItries.
swALES 4 Co. Com. Merchants, No rs N Levee and No.
Saw Mnnufncturers.
CURTIS HlLES (suc. 20 Gage Col, No - N Mains'
Dealers In Lands.
EDWARD HAREN jr Co, No % Chestnutst., buy and
sell Lands connson locate Land Warrants and pay taxes
CIARK 4 HicKMAN No % No. 4th..t., buy, sell and
locate Land arrants L. s. Lands Il. in Missouri
H. P WEsTLAKE Co: locate Gradusied Lands aud Land
Warrants, No. 81 No. 4thst.
Grocers, Forwarding and ComInsson.
BRANHAhi, KESERA Co.. No 81 Lever, and No o. Comi't
Hides and Leather.
RFA, GEO. H., No. 80 Levee.
ILIFF, JAMES (Lesther), No. 63 Commercialst
Iron and steel.
ARCHER wHITEslDE co. Agents for COn'tabe'' Pre-
MUM Fire Monarch Safest No. 81 Levee -
MNEILLY SAMUEL Qron Merchant, Nos 70 and IL Levee
Hiqnors Foreign and Do%estie m Sdt s.oons.,
BENJAMiN, MYRON +. 4 Co No. 50 Front.st.
Machinery and Railroad Materials.
M0IEs, NJ g. Manufacturing Commission Mercaant ioi
the .se Of MseSey N T. Ks M - Materials STATIONARY and
Mill stones, Boiling Cloths: Machine Betting,
G. 4 c. TODD Man.s,. corner Morgan.
saw Manufacturers
BRANCH, CROOKES Co., No. ls 'ine-'i.
sheffield steel Warehouse.
BAKEWELL H., MsD-st. corner Morgan.
. ~ Wholesale DrnsFist.. 49,, o,..,.-.,
Materials, No. l29 Socond-st
n wasGhe- and i'd Jewelry. Wholesale. r's
NORRIS cARksesf Mef'frH H. eP'fs 3 sseoaa''' s.
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WORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER ,, 1853

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Post.O .OhIre Notice.-The MAILS for EUROPE, vi
Southampton avre and Bremen, per United states 80 amer
VANDERBILT, will this office SATURDAY, the
ID Gay of October, al 10! O'Clock g. m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

rVUE ANNIVERSARY and SUNDAY SCHOOL
i MUSIC BOOK.--No. Just i. nd, by HORACE WA:
TfRS AGENT No. JS Broadway !; co. aims S tunes saa
Hymns many Of which and very interesnf h one
ofthe best books for sunday Schools published Amcn
b. found Hom~ard Bound" The Angels Tota
Ne So" Make lour Mark" The Voice from hesssn'
"Wl you 10 -latuy shool &c. PIe " PER wv
Ir..nc. ~ "a ].
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
she Anniversary Of the schoeitearhers' Preach.
~ Assoc lnILon Of tse VI. L. Il. Church. New Ork
6petiai Notices.

t.p'HH ,Assesbiy District Of Hing. Csssty.-An .a.
Lybss,s oi he kspab.<an Dsls,siss o the Is, A.~m
tst o. knss County viii b. bed a. No i79 Jorssus.n
stes<h,u on wEDSEkDAY ths 9TH DAY of Oet,b~r a.at
t.s,,s1 rn Panstal aftsssncs Of al the Dses.te.
WIN "kiDHT Chairman - Convention
aSssnss fassslissses Omee aud Labor M.
o. esn removed nom No Canal q, b. NJ tI Wsrh
Gs,s. AlhesJrL sisw dosfs 49,. ~ Bf,.dusy ~ f...
Nhks p FAOAs, gsphetssd,s'
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MEMOIR of DAVID TAPPAN sTODDARD,

MI EMOlR OF DAVID IAPPAN SlODDARD
Ul Missionary TO the HISTORIANS.
By JOSEPH 2. THOMPSON, D. d.,
Pastor OF the Broadway Tabernacle Church, New-York
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view Of his Birthplace and several scenes
in and around Droonliah.
vol. l2uo. Price 81.
DR.. Thompson ca-mste and Intimate friend OF M
Stocdsrd The memoir framed almost entirely from material
excellence as Christian always conspicuous
The Rev H. g. o. Dwight of COnstantinoPle says OF hr
S,oddard
- with truth tina, privilege to
temp late perfect and complete character HIS talents
natural and acquired varied and aud yet ms whoe
department. unasumns and modest and nj shectonaie
eaInestnsss and glowing piety all hears'
The Rev Mr. Rhea Of Oroomiah says:
III, soul va. wrapped up in h' wort' stream oi love
wss continually Towing through h heart ne hsi the hspy
eaniant spirit " McChsyne and SUMMARIZED
The Rev. DF. Goodrl of Constsntinopn says;
liz only Be greatly respected and esteemed
but also o BE- greatly loved His intellectual and moral qualities
were Of the very highest order"
The Rev Rufus Anderson d. d. Secretary OF the A. L. r.
NJ remarks:
" lie was as near an angel a. ever saw
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