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Rook Hill.

Nsw Cotton.-We have in our Office, from the
plantation of Mr.. Benz. Ellis, q full opened pod
Of cotton, plucked nsThursday, the 1lth inst. 1t
is of 'good" staple and is early for the season, in
these parts.
Ebenszsr Academy.-The contract to make the
brick for this new building was let to Mr.. John
Biggers, on Saturday last-60,000 at ST. The
contracts for necessary work will be let out at an
early day. t.sa
Sons of Aalta.-Indian Land Lodge, No. 3, Of
the Sons of Malta, was organized at this place,
on last Friday evening, and No. at Chesterville,
on Saturday. They both work well.-Chronicle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25

THE Difsrencs-The French prisoners taken by
the Austriaus during the war in Italy have ell re-.
turned to France They were to the number of
l45. They were, thus captured: at Montebello,
81 at Magenta, and II at Solferino; but one
French Officer was taken prisoner by the Austri-
ans, and that was the Duke of oche,Jacquelein,
an officer of the Chasseurs d Antique, who, mount
ed on powerful horse, charged so far into the
ranks of an Austrian regiment, that in their re-
treat they swept him along. OF course mean by
the 145 prisoners not wounded and now in the
Austrian hospitals, the whole number is but 300
The French have taken fifteen thousand Austrians
that are not wounded; there are at least 81, 600
wounded, thus making most extraordinary dif-
ference, which speaks volumes as to the nature Of
the two armies
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25

4 Cure for Hydrophobia.-"A Saxon forester
named Gastell, now of the venerable age Of 81
years, unwilling to take to the grave with him a
secret of so much Importance, has made public in
the Leipsic Journal the means which he has used
for fifty years, and wherewith, he afdrms, ne has
rescused many human beings.
"Take Immediately warm vinegar or tepid wa
ter: wash the wound clean Herewith, and then
dry it ; pour then upon the wound o few drops Of
mnriatic acid, bet ,use mineral acids destroy the
poison of the SALIVA, by which means the evil
effects of the latter are neutralized."
This is simple, and upon the principles which
are supposed to govern the circulation of the poi
son, an effective cure.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25

Virqinia Coming to the Seratch.-I am informed
upon very good authority, that John Letcher has
openly avowed his purpose to hoist the flag Of dis.
union in Virginia should Republican be elected
to the Presidency in 1860. This report derives
strong feasibility from Mr.. LIS avowal on the
hustings. His reported saying at different points
during the late canvass, represent him as having
ayowed similar intent in the contingency men
toned. He even speaks, as am told, Of taking
possession of Fort Monroe and holding it for pur.
poses of defence connected with the formation OF
a Southern confederacy. That he has expressed
the sentiments herein imputed to him, there is no
reason to doubt Correspondence Of the N. 7.
Times
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THE STORY.

Our supply Of the numbers containing the first
chapters of "Who is the Herr" having been e1-
haustsd, our publisher has prefaced the third
chapter, this week, by an abridgement, from which
the reader can derive correct idea of the plot as
far as it has been developed. We are glad to an
nounce that this is necessary to supply the de-
mand of new subscribers, who desire to comm ence
with the story. In order to provide against ad-
tional good luck, an extra number of this issue
will be printed.
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CoHsIGNEEs PER KINGS MOUNTAIN B. Road
From the 18th to the 23rd Of August, 1859.

Carol, Clark & Co., B. T. Wheeler, J. McGill,
William Curtis, W. D. & J. G. Miller, J. s. Moore
& Sons, D. Froneberger & Co., Beam & Jenkins,
Allison & Bratton, NJ. Jenkins, Mr.. Bohon, Miss
NJ. Anderson K. NJ. R. R. Co.. Dr.. s. Deas, s. F.
Harris, E. N. Kirkpatrick, j. Herndon, D. D.
Durham, G.. r. Ratchford Cadet Tickling, J. B.
Edwards, Camp & Lemons, Adams, McCorkle &
Co., j. G. Payne, Dickson & Webb, L. NJ. Grist,
]. Flach, j. B. Whitesides & Bro, W. Fortune,
Il. F. Adickes & Co., Moore & Burris, A. Cow
ard, R. Hare, J. A. Hogue, Mitchell, Mills 8 Co.,
G.. W. Williams, Rev. J. "A. Davies, j. Q. Seats,
Cadet Haunahnu and J. c. Kuykendal.
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Idolatry.-An exchange says that the Chinese
have temple in San Francisco, which cost S20,-
900, and have imported an idol from China at a
cost Of $4,000. 1t is the image Of man who
figured in China three hundred years ago, and
was a great statesman and warrior, as one said,
"like your Washington" The only efforts in
California to Christianize the Chinese are by the
Methodists at Sacramento. The law prohibiting
Cinnamon from comingto the State is pronounced
unconstitutional, and their number, now sixty
thousand, is rapidly increasing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25
A COUNTERFEIT.

We have been shown by MOSES ALEXANDER,
ESQ.,, q counterfeit half-dollar, which recently
came into his possession. tits dated 1855, and
being we'll executed, is calculated to defraud the
careless 1t is made Of some soft metal, and is
much lighter than the genuine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25

d. Soldiers Becoming Fdrmers.-We observe that
in France and England, soldiers of the regular
service have been put at the disposal OF the farm
ers in gathering their harvests. This is much bet
ter business than tramplng down and cutting off
peoples heads. It is pity all the armies Of the
world could be employed in like manner, and nev-
or permitted to resume their old occupation.
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YoRKVILLE, S. G,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1859.

Special Notice.--An communications on matters CON
neced with the paper should be addressed to THE YORK
VILE ENQUIRER and not the Editor or Proprietor per-
sonay Persons desiring prompt attention to their favor
~ Capt. D. D. MOORE Maj MYLEs SMITH, SAM'L
a. BRowN J. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL j. KUYKESDAL
of York and WILLIAM D. COOK of Bennettsvie, are au
thorized agents Of the ENQUIRER.
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The Way Tie is Decided in Kentaeky.-In the
Fourth Congressional district Of Kentucky. there
is q tie vote between James 8. Chrisman, demo-
crat, and VIM. C. Anderson, opposition. The Re-
vised Statutes Of the State provides that in such
cases the matter shall be settled by lot drawn in
the presence of the Governor, Attorney General
and Secretary of State.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25

P>ss5yterian Statisties.-Adding together the
satistics Of both New and Old Schools, the follow
ing is the result: synods, Sc; Presbyteries 276;
Ministers, 4122; Churches. 5O29; Licentiates,
431 Candidate, 1858. Total Commandments, 49,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25
DROWNED.

We learn that Mr. CALVIN J. MILLER was
drowned in the Catawba River on Tuesday even
ing last. We have no further particulars.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25
A REAUTIFUL PRESENT.

Yesterday, at the Jewelry Store Of Mr.. E. VI.
K1nKpATR1cK, we were permitted to inspect q
beautifully-chased Silver Pitcher, valued at fifty
dollars. 1t is designed by the Sons Of Temper
ance of York District, as present to our towns
man, Col. W. C. BEATTY, in testimony Of the val
liable services he has rendered to the cause OF
temperance. The pitcher bears the following in
scripton:
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Mormon, Leaving Salt Lake.-The st. Joseph
(Mo.) Gazette of the 9th inst, mentions the arri-
val at that place Of number of Mormons from
Salt Lake City, U. T., who report that 1000 or
5000 recusant saints will make their exodus from
tho vallev this aummer.
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Spstil Natltes.

Chester, 8. c. Yorkville, B. G
MEL.ToN- T. MELTON, g.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
.. -.. Y0RKVILLB, 8. 9.
Will practice in the Courts Of Union, York, Lam
- caster Chester, and Fairfield Districts.
ny Particular attention given to collections.
r Office North Of the Court House. and at the Of
Moore, Rainey & Co.'S Store. II
JAM tt
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REL1e1oussERv1cEsFoR SUNDAY, AUGUST %

RELIGIOUS SSERVICESF0R SUNDAY, AUGUST ~.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. ]. M. H. ADAMS, Pastor. Services at 10 A.
NJ, and P. NJ.
Associate Reformed Church.
Rev. R. LATHAM, Pastor. Service at 10 A. M.
and 43 P. NJ. p
Methodist Church.
Rev. l.. (. JOHNSTON, Pastor. Service at 10 A.
NJ, and y P. M.
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WILSON Il wITHERsPOON,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
: YORKVILLE, s. c.
Office in the building at the rear Of C. House,
formerly occupied by Col. I. D. Witherspoon, sr.
Nova "A tt
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Presented to

Col. w. Q. BEATTY,
By the Sons of Temperance Of York Dist,
August 1858.
This testimonial is entirely deserved, as no sim
gle individual in our District, has contributed
more to the spread and progress of this great
moral reform among US, than Col. BEATTY.
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EDWARD MOORE,
ATTo7NTX AT LA"
soa1o190N 11 1eva9Ss

~ oce on Liberty Street, the "Adickes Buildir
and one door below the Post0fice.
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EDITED BY
SAM'Ia w. MELTON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-25

W. B. WILSON.
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I. D. w1THERspooN, JR.
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der.storm passed over the southern section
of this county on Tuesday of last week, which
blew down trees and corn, and damaged lands
considerably by washing. During the ra-
ging of the storm the lighting struck hoop
skirt, made of brass, that stood suspended
by an open windowir the house of Mr.. John
Webster, melting it and setting the house on
fire, also knocking down one of the female oc-
cupants of the tenement, who received no 9th
er damage than stunning blow. The fire
was fortunately arrested ere it did much dam
age. 1t is thought that the brass hoops
attracted the fuid-a circumstance which
serves as another warning to those who
"splurge" in brass.
- The assertion that the American rail-
road iron is cheaper than that derived from
England, in consequence Of its superior du-
rability, has often been made, but there have
been doabts on the subject in some minds,
the majority of men thinking that low pric-
ed articles are necessarily cheaper than those
of higher original cost. A proof has re-
Gently been afforded Of the truth Of the dec
laration with respect to the railroaders of
Pennsylvania, by an experiment that has
been made on the Central Railroad of Geor-
gia. In 1856 the track was supplied withiron,
one side being furnished with American and
the other with English rails. They were
both identical in size and appearance, and
care was taken to procure from the English
market the best kind of iron. After an ex-
perience of two years, the General superin-
tendent has made report on the subject,
and it is in favor of the American iron. This
is good news, and the important fact should
be known to all those persons who are con-
.....l - ,o;lroodo
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-28


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gfisgfd ai TIE tf6Htffl, aHA eai n
pHfe desire 70 be empl yel W some
labef N love - an eafneii n hii ~
iogi.oni, NJ posted ~ 10 lhe sema
lefy and hmglialoi, soi ihe me.
fhsb.o' aul HafiBgmen n voit and
shortly misl ehMmIae q hpOk Gllei
up that u would iiyo been O pleas.
ufp ~ any sensible person 80 he
Hurifd IN ~ Not 20 Wlh the LADY,
howtycf she gpt veil, anl before
ihe fuaes luliiel. uhieh weto 10 have
waved over her grave. lhe lille. had
departed from hef checks. The hus.
band a little hhashel At hi. over
lompefel lfnl, said not q word about
The lOt "a the cemetery, bot BY some
means shn heard Of II. Il Il not
pleasant 20 have suoh close remind
efs Of ones existence, and the lady
feli not q lilllc vcxoi at the cxlcn
sive preparations which her beloved
Lad made 10 get her under ground.
She strictly followed hls example,
anl kept her oWB counsel. bu, BY way
Of a retaliation, posted "a to jew.
eler's and ordered an elegant coffin
plate. on witch she had inscribed
the mime Of hcr husband, and an ap-
propriaie cpitaph. leaving blank for
his agc and date Of death. This the
sstonishel Benedict found on hiI
bureau one morning when he got up.
lie saw the joke q. the same time hs
beard the suppressed laugh Of the
spouse from nader the bed clothes.
The plate is now slowed away in tho
lady's writing desk, asa standing
os,ci to the aowry nook in tho old
cemc,ery.--Bosfon Post.
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BEAUTIFUL FIGURE.

Rev. Mr., barnes, in lis sermon
on "LIIe at Three Score" illustrates
the magnitude Of eternal things as he
approaches the end Of life, compared
with those which ordinarily occupy
the attention Of mankind, BY the FOL.
loving beautiful figure;
The earth, as il moves in its orbit
from year to year, maintains It's dis
iauce Of niueiy-Gye millions Of miles
from the sun; and the sun, esccp,
when seen through hazy aimos.
phcre, Mt It's rising or its se,tiag,
seems at all times TO be OF tho same
ma gniluie--to human view an objec,
always small, Us compared with our
own world. But suppose the earth
should leave its orbit and make its
way in n direct line towards tic sun.
How soon would the sun seem to en-
large it. dimensions. How vas. aud
brigh, aonld il become. How coon
would il fll the whole Geld VI vision.
and all on earth daindle 10 nothing
so human life nos appears to me-
In earlier years eternity appeared
distant and small in importance
But a; the period Of life which ! have
nos reached. il seems to me as IL the
earth had lei, the orbit II its annual
movements. aud VAS making . rapid
and direct Gigh. u tho sun. The
objects OF eternity, toward which
am moving, rapidly enlarge them.
selves. They baye become OverpOs.
eringly brigh, and grand. They Gil
the whole Geld Of vision. aud ih,
car,h. wi,h all which is the eommou
object of human ambition and pur.
suit, is vanishing away.
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DEsPIslNG 1IDlCuLE.

know Of no principle which ], Is
OF more Importance to Fix in the
minds of young people, than TIM. OF
the most determined resistance 10 the
encroachmcn,s OF ridicule. Give up
to the world. and to the ridiculc will.
which the world cuforccs its domin-
ion, every tiiling question Of man.
ner and appearance: i Is 70 toss
courage aud frmness 10 the winds,
to combs, with the mass npon such
subjects as these. Bu, learn from
the earliest days to insure your prin.
ciplcs against the perils of rIdieale;
you can no more exercise your ress.
on, II you live in the constant dread
OF laughter, than you can enjoy lie,
if you are in the censlan. terror Of
death. II You think ], righ. to diiIei
from tho times. and make n stand
for any valuable poin. Of morals, do
Il, however rustic, however antigua
ted, however pedantic ], iDay appear,
10 IL; no, for insolcnce, bu, serious.
ly and graaily, as a man who wore
a soul OF liis own IN biz bosom, and
did no, wsl, until !, vas brea.hed in.
to him BY the breath cf frshion. Lei
inen call you mean II you khow you
are just; Lypoeri,ical II you are hon
e.,ly religious; pusillsnImous, II yor
feel you are firm; resistance SCOT
converts unprine.plei vi. into sin
ccre respect, no after tine can teal
from you those feelings which cvery
man carries with him who has made
4 noble and succes.fsl exer.ion in I
vir,uou, eanse.-Sidaey Smith.
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on SIGHT AND OF DRkAYD.

Judge -. well known, highly
respected knickerbocker, on the sba-
dy side Of ffty---a widowcr with FIVE
children. full of fun and troIic, ever
ready fora joke, TO give or take
was bahicrei the other evening by .
mis-. Of five and twenty for no. taking
another wife. She urged .ha. be VA.
hale anl hearty and deserved mat
rimopisl messma,e. The Judge &C.
knOwlelgei the fact, admitted ,ha,
be WAS convinced by the eloquencs
Of bis fair friend ,hs, he had been
thus far very smiss, and expressed
conitiiion for the fault confessed, ,
ending with Offering himself to the
lady, telling her she could no, eer-
,ainly rcjee. him After pointing out
to him his heinous offence.
The laiy replied that she would be
mos. happy TO take the situation so
unique advertised, and become bone
of kls bone and llesh Of HE aesh, ba;
there uN one, 10 her, serious Oh.
siacle.
"wsll." "says the Judge, 'name Il.
w profession 10 10 surmoans such
inpeiirueais."
aAk Jadge. this Is beyond your
powers. I have vowed IL ever mar
~ . w,dsuse he must have Ten chill.
dren."
"Tes ehildreni Oh. ths:'s nosh.
ing." says the Jsise; "l'll give you
sve nsx and ny notes on denaad, iz
ius:sllnsn,s. fos he bslsses.''
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lrgie1, go flftAiln. atl Ws'H.f.
aal Clay eaa taafsyneafsta
fhsf FaffH nsahbal va nsn
n.taf yaa'hial lhimiy, lffaams
to- hHsg q resi-, laakahuai yaHili
zee HAl 4lt t#a man n HtAiih all
pmlflpni alA ep ask lhem le ehN
tA6y 0ff llff fuertH bow ihay
tpH their eafy days.
Lei ouf y0lnf mnH ifmfmhef, i0o,
ihhf though lhfiff e'llons m,y
lffat them euafieauily. lhIa foipfol,
ii obey me iHlllehi, is pall nai W
ihom, hul 10 i'Hlr money of w theIr
relations, through them Though
y0inhy ho hni uonofei with nh in
YlllIon - lhe ppfty, vhen thcy SAINT
one to llll . plaeo ~ honor or iiuii
ihey viii pn'i gov BY, and vhcn you
come 10 talk 70 them ol Their daagh
tors hand N marriage, you vii ind
Che uuo eslimnic they pot upon You,
"Ihafo j. no excellence silhoui labor .
Work, the primal curse oniailod
upon our race, has, through Gods
mercy, been changed into u blessing.
there can be neither health, wealth
nor happiness wiIbou, H. 10 hcu
no longer drpncs ia the great human
hive, bat go forth, With strong hand,
aud stout hoarls, aud do your duty
70 YOU God, your country, and your
selves.
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THE GARDEN OF oyrHsInAHr.

The venera,ei scene Of our Lori's
passion Is sbou. q third of an acre
In extent, and Is surrounded By alcw
wall. When Mr. Cs,httsood was
there in 1894, taking the drawing.
for bis beautiful panorama Of Jeru-
salem, the garden vas planted wish
olive, almond and fs ,rees. Eigh,
Of the olive trees are 90 large they
are said 20 hare been in existence
ever since the time Of Jcsr. Chris,
although We learn from Jossrhps the,
Titus Gu. down all the tres within .
thousand furloncs OF the city,
These trees are highly vsnsrs,ed BY
the members u the Roman Conma.
nion there, who consider any s,iemr,
to cut OF injure them ~ an act Of
profana,ion. Should any one Of
them pluck any leaves, he would
incur > sentence Of exconmsniea
ton.
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OWNED BY A WTg.-Thc n. y.
Express thus comments on the cxpe-
ricneed owncdby "tip.top fashion.
able wife,
Happy, indeed, are the husbands
who ave hot owned by "iip.,op
fashionable wife, but. II they are
thus owned. ani inclined to rebel. or
net gu, q revolution, they mus, re-
treat. bui diploma,ixe With all tie
sAili and crail Of a Talleyranl aud
ches.eraeld. II you doB'I believe
your wife owns you, jus. ny it,
Even her weakness is her strength;
ani man vino woull Iigh, inaa
ike u hero, ut n score OF Solferinos.
leading 4 fotlorn hope, jumping
bitches. sealing high walls, with
death certain before him, will come
down ike a bird SHOT on tic wing.
cvon when a woman but wecps..--
There !. more power in snch weapons
ihan In nm army with banners. Own
yourselt, indeed. A man may fan
cy he does: but fancy ism, fact, and
The truth Is his wife owns him. lIow
ia j, with you. readers! II for the
frs. time made aware OF your servI-
iaie ani owner. dcn', make 4 fass
nbcu, IL, bu, ,ubmi, gracefully, aud
thank your stars tina, you have 50
wise. discreet, and .o.eran. mas.
ter.
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,ssnt tia, q blemish so long las
been allowed 10 mar the sacred page.
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eQunl quauti,y Of alcohol. Spongs
;ae six on the righ, side. aud When
half dry, iron !, on D. wrong sidc.--
The mos. delicate cclored silk msy
tc cleaned BY this process, which I
equally applicable TO cloth, vclve, ol
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