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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-28

No CoTToN FROM EaYpr FOR THE YAM
KEEs.-Late Northern sdvices assert that
the English papers contain distressing &C.
counts Of the damage by the inundatiou of
Egypt, caused by the extraordinary rise Of
the waters of the Nile. Many villages have
been overwhelmed, with great loss of cat
tie, and even of human life. The greater
part of the standing crop of Indian corn is
stated TO be lost. Granaries, both govern
ment aud private, have been flooded, and
already, it is said, there is an intention to
prohibit the further expectation of grain
from Alexandria. From the cotton dis.
tricts, where the process of picking the first
ripe pods had commenced, there are &C.
counts of heavy lesses, sufficient to make a
material difference in the extent of the
Drop, an event which the Yankee papers
say is "to be particularly deplored at the
present time." One account states that
the loss Of cotton will reach at least one
third Of the entire amount. 1t is said that
it will take months to repair tho railroads.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-28


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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-28
Correction of Rumors,

We are permitted by his excellency the
Governor and Commander-in- Chief to pub
lish the following Official letter from Gen.
Drayton, the Information contained in
which may be relied upon to dilsPFeva Fq'
NOR:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-28
SYNOPSIS of the Presidents Message

SfHORSlS u tno 4ros1oouG MeSShS5.
RICHMOND, November l9.-The Mes.
sage of the President reports an abundant
yield 10 the agriculture Of the South for
the past year, for which our thanks sFe
due to Providence, i says that new bran.
chss Of industry have been sustained, the
manufacturing of the comforts Of life iu.
creased, and, as the conflict continues, We
are gradually becoming independent Of the
world for the supply Of munitions of war.
Operations Of the army, it says, will soon
be partially interrupted By winter, but
sfords ample protection to the country,
aud their services have entitled them to
the praise and gratitude Of the country
The conflict nov extends from the Chesa-
peake to the confines of Mexico and Ar.
zona, aud the Confederate States are much
stronger now than when the war comlnen-
ced. The Message refers to the results of
the triumphs Of our arms and operations
in Missouri and Kentucky, and the con-
dition of our financial and other affairs, aud
advises the completion of the railway route
from Danvills &c Greelviile, on the Char
lotte Road, thus forming three lines to
Richmond. All idea of reconstruction is
past, and our people shrink with aversion
from the bare idea Of renewing tie ocuueo-
tion. rhe Eederals, not content with the
violation of our rights under the law of ma.
tions, have extended these injuries to US
within other jurisdiction And it then re.
fers to the capture of Messrs. Mason and
Slidell, on hoarda British steamer, on their
way from a neutral Spanish port to Eng.
land the Federals thus claiming juris-
diction over the high seas, and entering a
British ship, violating the rights of embas-
sy held sacred even amongst barbarians.-
1t concludes: While the war which is
waged to taks FROM us the right of self:gov-
ment can never attain that end, it remains
to be seen how far it may work a revols-
ton iu the industrial systam of she world,
which may carry suffering to other lands
as we'll as to our own. Ia the meantime,
we shall continue this struggle in humble
dependence upon Providence, fgom whose
searching scrutiny we cannot conceal the
secret of our hearts, aud to whose rule We
confidently submit our destinies. For the
rest we shall depend upon ourselves. II
berty is always won when thsre exists the
unconquerable will to be free. We have
reason to know the strength that is given
by conscious seuse not only of the mag
uitude, but of the righteousness OF our
cause.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

ure to drag unconsenting States out Of the Union,
is limited. Maryland has already declined her
loathsome embraces. Virginia, we have reason
to hope, will ultimately and ere long make good her
political independence of State which has
sefshly left her to bear the whole brunt of the
battle. Missouri we may reasonably set down as
fairly reclaimed from Secession procliyities.
If thoughtful men are not much mistaken, we
shall soon see that the COnfederacy 10 not at
least COherency.
We suppose that it is pretty well settled that
defeat abstracts nothing from the goodness of a
cause; but success certainly adds to the pleasures
of honest effort. 1t has been said that the world
witnesses no submer spectacle than that OF
good man struggling with difficulties; and this is
equally true of a nation fighting for the right. AS
we gather together at the coming festival, again
TO break the home bread and TO share the Old
home cup, and to renew the sweet and generous
impulse OF our youth, the instructive sense of jus
tice which guided us before we were tainted by
the worlds compromises and the shams of the ve-
nal sophist we shall all feel, in this hour Of inno-
cent merriment, how stern these problems are
which God has given US to solve. Home, bright
cheerful, and decorous, will remind us ofOur duty
to those humble creatures who can surely claim
no local habtatioD; who can foster no tender ties
of parcntage and consanguinity; whose hopes can
only overlap the barriers of time and space; and
who have nothing but dark and cherries and
pitiless destiny to look for here. We shall rejoice
but yainly and but half give thanks where they
are due if, in the course Of our Incorporating, the
weak and the oppressed are not freshly remem-
bcred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

We learn that one or two Associations in
town have been induced to adop. the name or
Mr. Gunther as that Of their candidate Tor
Mayor by the positive assurance that NJ. Op.
dyke will withdraw from the contest. We are
able to declare on authority that this is NO, 50.
Mr.. Opdyke Will stand; and if the great me-
of those meny Of all parties, who do not niA
for Fernando Wood as Chief Magistrate Of Til,
great city, can be induced to concentrate their
votes in his favor, he will surely be elected.
Is such q concentration possible We Judge
that it is not only possible but probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
]. WIScuEsrRR. No.
iMPORTANr FACTS.

Constant writing for six months is done cheaper with
Gold Pens than with Steel PENS therefore. it economy TO
use Gold Pens
The Gpd Pen remains unchanged by years OF coH'iu'u
use while the steel Pen ever changing by cor'ooh aud
wear al srefore perfect uniformity Of writing is obtained only
by the use OF lee Cod Peu.
Tie God Pea u always ready and reliable whs she Steel
Pan mus. e often condemned and selected there
saving of time in the Of The Gold Pen
God esqs6e Of receiving any degree Of elasticity 20 As
GC fens exactly adapted to the hand Of the writer
therefore the the h,nd aud not injured
know to BE ile case by the use Of Steel Pens.
See The Zen mghtes than tie Sword" Ia another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

We have nothing to say against DR. GuntLer.
He is a worthy man, aud, though we do not
know him very well, we do not question that
he would make 4 very good Mayor. But hs
can't be elected. No one can suppose that 10
nomination Of Tammany Hall can give hin
anything like the number Of votes which Mr.
Havemeyer received two years ago. 1t follows,
then, that the only candidate who has any
chance against the Mozart cheitain is GEORGE
OpDYKE. Let us bear tbis in mind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

We publish this morning an interesting sum
mary of news from Mexico, presenting the usual
picture of social and political turmoil. What
with the armed bands OF robbers and reaction
lists, the existence of the Comontort party, the
schemes of other ambitious persons, the OLSEN
tons in the Government itself, the bankrupt
state of the National treasury, and the active
influences at work, consequent upon the prev
alence of the mania for war over oil North
America, the Mexican themselves admit that
they fear the loss of their nationality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

The Peoples Syracuse Convention of this
city have nominated Conrad Swackbamer rs
their candidate for Mayor. Mr.. Swachha-
mer is a respectable gentleman, an old Demo-
cratic politician, and a Jealous Union man.
In ordinary times, and as nominee OF the party
with which be has so long been identified, he could
not fail TO receive a large vote But we sug-
eest to him ond to his friends, in all kindness,
that putting him into the field is only con-
tributing TO the success Of Fernando Wood.
The wiser course would DC for them 10 com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

If we are to believe the maguates of Tan.
many Hall, they are willing to do almost ANY.
thing to defeat their willy enemy, Fernando
Wood. Two powerful parties are now piyi.,
them chance to eyince the sincerity Of tbe;,
opposition to tho man who, more than an
others, mas furnished their prestige resisted
their authority, defed their enmity, aud erin
pied their power. Let them join IN the else-
ton of George 0pdyke, and make Woods de.
feat overwhelming, and the arch Zoe Of 81.
Tammany will be heard of no more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

founded in wisdom, that no CONSTITUTES. con,d
DO adopted which omitted this provision. IT,.
people instinctively feel that it wouN =.
dangerous to lay before the incumbent Of -
important trust the temptation to un =.
vast power and patronage in securing hi, y.
election. Does not the principle of this mi,
Of exclusion in the case of sherifs, apply wit.
equal force to the Mayoralty of this great cit,
And, though the Constitution does not prohibit
the reelection of Mayor, ought not the peouls
to apply the corrective at the ballot-boxi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

but we see clearly that the capture Of the
diplomatic traitors is of great advantage to us,
whether we retain or surrender them. And
we once more assure our timorous friends that
Great Britain not only has no decent pretext
for fastening a quarrel upon us, but that
President Lincoln will take good care that she
shall not get one, at least till we shall have
settled our little account with JEFF. & Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

We print this morning page of foreign
news aud extracts from English papers. Tho
London Times has an article, which we copy,
concerning the Seward and Lyons correspond
encc, in which the grammar OF the English
diplomatist is severely criticised. Another ar
ticle, on the circular of Mr.. Seward to the
Governors of the States, will be read with
much interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

Rotation in office is much Wanted Demo-
cratic doctrine. The democracy of this city
have an opportunity to reduce it 10 practice in
the pending Mayoralty election. Fernsnde
Wood has filed that Office for two terms. All
Democrats who believe i'll the principle of rots.
ton, should now unite with the Republicans
end Peoples men in giving the Office to
George Opdyke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

II s certain that there are quite as many
Union men in South Carolina as there arc
slaves, that is to say 100000 out of 10000
of the whole population, or more than bun
dred thousand majority. We trust that tbs
vast loyal majority is not to be utterly is-
nored in favor of the minority, double-dyed -
tho. latter is in treason and rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

Our Registries of Legal Voters are to be re-
yised for the Charter Election az hand, 40
o,yy those ,cho rotod tro ssseks sisee tcA be en-.
tered of course on The -rerised lists. All who
jailed then to vote, but intend to do their drty
in the coming contest, will please look to Tia
re-ision and be sure that thei- names are criy
REGISTERED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
POI. Richmond. Nov. q, 1860.
oNlscnr.rr1,,. GrvrlyE PKrpARArroND

"lVi.caRsrERs GFSrixR PREPARATION"
Il the 3nia zcble form OF the "HYP0rUosPTBs' and IL
pui up IN nd "a ounce bottles, 1t and each th.es
sr.e OF Xix small for IS. q Observe facsimile
.gaatrr She wsapper and label Of directions. DO NOT
con rms EENEoY WIN IiE PnOsPHtTEf OF CHKu
FuoD add respiration containing iron, which 10
laHgercU-.
" iScIusTss's HyPOPHosPHlTRs ACT WITH PROnPrEfss
and Ckkt MY ercry II Coisumpi. aud With
arbie ~ cacp all arrangements o. the Nervous aud Blood
,y,teus tncrs Debility, Dy spepsia Asthma. Eekcs Fe
male s pain.s in oil disorders dependant imperfect
in paired nutrition aud in al Of local constitutional do
oIi;y.
~ Pr cp-In OF bottles 81 Six bottles for rs. In
ib ~ hute. Three for 50 CcglErs gratis. Sold by
s Druggists and he sole General Dopo. in tie
United states by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

bine their votes with that large body of citi-
zens who will support GEORGE OPDYKE. If
any candidate is to defeat Mr. Wood, we
think Mr.. Opdyke is the man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
Aew:alprk Dailn Gribn,re
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1861.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken of ANONYMOUS Communication
ha ever intended for insertion must no authenticated
by the and address Of the wr,enot necessarily ior
publication. but guaranty fol- his gooo faith.
cannot undertake return rejected Commnnieesions
All business letters ior this office should DO sddressed to
"Tng TRIBUNE" NewfoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
CURE or A CASE IN TIE LAST STAGE. -,

U,xCtvsrrR pear sir: - Two ,eaTs AGO I
commenced the use your Preparation Of the Hypophos
suite red relapse which reduced again beyond
circuu stances the most dcourging continued
aithfl administration OF the emedy-ciiagiRg g. IL
and OHV hQpc ill now FiND MYSELF BKIIRR HBALrH
raAS ron NEAES BRfORE
One year ago before the relapse, my weight only l06
pounds. After the relapse, of course, still
weight IL, NY best days. My GENERAL SYSTEM SEEMS TO
tNvR UNDERGONE EN1EK RENOVATION; greater change
could not well be imsgiued.
language express my thankfnness that through
physician iGduced to your preparation OF the
Hvpophos phcs aArn GH css had JGed that under Prov
idence RESULTS have accrued than answer our
most sanguine expectations
On thar al could know Of believe in the power Of the
UyP0PuOSpuITEs TERRIBLE OF THE Ill. TO
which The nesh is her"bat ell who suffering as have
uttered ccul6 oo benefited a. | have been benefited.
Noars. mott sincerely, ALNtRA u. EAVgSs.
ITrTsg rgoN Or HARRIsoS or STArES ISLAND.
T. WINCHBsTEs-Dsdr Nir: p" have prescribed and
patients.
No medicine that have ever used in the treatment Of pull
uoray di-esSc has produced anything like hc Gro'G
bie TesVits the Hypophospktes. Formerly, patients
fingered from xix eight nth and then dropped oh but
now. under the Of This Remedy, WELL,
Is 10 appear in perfect hedih. After h
for few day there taxes place GENERAL IMPROVE
SYMPTOMS the cough the might
the darrhea is checked and the appetite
sTRUNCrn hcgithtai riracity and ,heelfEiae. Of
.pirifs which HAVE NEvER SHE'S ANY oTnER MEDICINE
PRODIGY.
With TIL. remedy ia uy hands. have accomplished more
in three ears than wi all other wch have
poved du- nv proe. sioua life. tnder is hare
M ,atcsfs gefrg rel day by day. have seen them M
PROttNG s1KKNGrHi wheu before, they were
cOnsidele in a hopeless stage Of Phthi.is.
Shonid ray testimony, founded upon Terso al end poies
sousl noweege OF the vaGe Of the YpoPosPHITs be 81
service assist in placing them in TIT hands
o. those suffering from the terrible
Very respectfully yours,
H. TX NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

Almost, from .w foundation Of our State
Government saeriGs bave beca ineligible TO
that Office for two successive Sog.na so firm
ia tho pop,llnr conviction that tlas dissbait! Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
:. GOvURNNrNT DISPATCH.

. GOyERNMESr DISPATCH
Fast FREIGHT LIsK.
TO WAemSSToS. le HAEKisBrKC. ali rail without chang
~ ca.s OF bIeating bulk.
A special messenger sent through with eech train
Freight received only at the Depot Of the Central Railroad
OF New.Jer Pier No North River.
New iOKE OgFicF-No. 40 Broadway
WAsuiNGTON OFFICE No. sac PetuE yvanis-nv.
A. u. HoPB OF the Hope Express Co.. Sup'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
FOwIE's PILE AND HuMoR CIRE.-.A snre cmre

for Bleeding. Bod sod Itching Piles, Scrofuia Salt euu.
aod Deases Of the Skin Que tile warranted 10 IN
al not Dealers particularly requested rciuad
The uioney Only five bottles in theu.ond returned. and
these Timed Fistls. Hundred Of aud
iihcztes IN the popre,ors posssssion which b.
rpou application Send for circular. Prepared by
hKyEF u. FowiH. Chemist No II Princes. Bosoo Sold
BY HscEslS Co.. Broaiwey. aud Sll Druggists Cenil-
sates win each bottle. Price : PEI bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

Tar only citizen remaining in Beaufort when
orr troops took Possession Of Il drunk lie did not
one Of hNoks fashionable hats Tor he had he would
Ie'e so brick IN IT. got himself In such tiyni
pace Oeiiemen who buy their hats Of KNog, No. PIP
oIoeo"AS never get tightDegcr prove tEIor 20 their
aud truelt patriots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

WINTER CLOTHNG-The cheapest, the best
sssoti Icu;, neHe.t stock, bet styles, &C., &c.
4. r.. BALDWIN.
Nos 20 and p BOwely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

The Taxpayers and Citizens Union unani-
mously nominated the Hon. George Opdyke for
Mayor last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHorsE.
"a e rpl''n's
The inn stock ofwo Of the largest wholesale houses ia
the CITY,
BROKES DOwS THE WAR,
isnOw teiHs sold this establishment,
twenty-five per
below cost OF manufacture.
super black 10th Frock Coas lined with satin 10 ~
Fine black Cloth Frock Coats lined with silk. 10
Good biark Cloth FIock Cosis.........$4 90 10 %
Black C"th Cashmere aud Do-skn Psuts... 10 90
Over luA fancy Cashmere Pants % 70 80
. lV0 ricl Sik 8ad satin tssts................ 2U
lsre~ varry uf Ca,,i mere Nsss......... % to
Ext riiel; ilur riiot Dyofcoats.............. SEQ
Blue keCsev Dy~Tcoafz... . ~
Soath CcroliuR Monkey Jackets.............. so
Heavy feaNer 90 20 l. 90
10 Cashmere Business CoAs......... 50 " ~ 20
Complete blue Beaver Suifs................. 10 co
Complete silk mixed Cashmere Suits......... Il On
6c, &C, &C.
A. EyAS.' Nos. sc and 90 Fultonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

MISUNDERSTANDING the promotions not officially
published is tie promotion of General Satisfaction
by the good news Of last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

All articles for Soldiers at Baltimore, Washing
ION aud all other peces should be sent BY HARSDzNs Ex
No. "a Broadway they charge only ai rates. Thes
Army Express daily q; 1890 aud :45 D IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
Business Notices.
CoysuMprrox-DR. CHuRcHnL's REMEDY.

lONSt MPI1ON-DK. ChUtNHiiL lIhCbh'
WINcHxsrEK's HYPOPHosPHIrBs
Have obtained world wide repute In the treatment OF rue
.nary aud Nervous Dissase Tie OF this CheoS
Remedy has been WITHOUT PARALLEL ~ rnE ANNALS "
MEDICINES
The HYPoPHosPHITEs
have frQoli aud specific action. On the one nsuu g
ne Principle whseyer hey may DC, IL arc ,,c
TUTks Titn NERVOUS PoRCE and on the other uo9 Lh,
J.pey1t;so ooents far superior to any hheilo
known. In all females ia whouI 'oe tpeo,, esd
too far advanced me cI'ameRtG 6c'oNeS "o' ~
sioay colortd Their effect upon the tuoeIcua ~ ~
sIsnI.yr-rU he general sgml ~ oiSGfP aug n'"
-, :. rs,yJ W. reious There is an increase I"
ero, ,,r sometimes from The bst DAY oil lheL au
to~eher with unusual JseiiHg 81 o9mJoTt ana
,es,sS Tho ,,eIvons symptoms II there have oeen any
.;ar a. veil as the functional arrangements The ape
81, "r>. often in T0inary manner Inc 'hcua
,rgular and abundant: the preparations
:, & b.ve existed cease; SLEEP BBCoNEs CALM AM Pro
yprNp. -.
,h raus esh and the features, especially alter the
m ortug or three weeks. present. striking Improvement
The influence Of this treatment upon tue cough aud eNpeco-
eton has hoer equs rapid aud has often caused hcI DIS
,1ps0,aacc alienation within short space Of time,
frequently too or three Guys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
IMMENSE DEDUCTION !

JKFFEKs. Of No 573 Brosdway.
Offers as entire stock Of Ladies' and Chdfen's SIore
yf,sy reducd prices no such oppoyt 1ny ha ever bee
Ladies Of New YORK 10 obtain h. goods a. FHc
scse Of reduced prices. JKFTgEs. No 573 BrOaewby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

The GROVER & BAKER s. NJ. Co.,
no. so broadway, offer special advantage to
pGchsstrs o. Sewing Mail mes. In edition 10 their
celebrated GROVER BAKER srirCH MACHINE
which Acknowledged TO be inely superior 10 auv sew
mg-Machme 10 we make, they nov mauriac.urny
greatly Improved SHUTTLE or Lock SylTcn M.cniyg hns
sOrdng buyers the advantage OF comparing the two eadg
I'll ches made by machinery.
BLsTRRED FEET, after long march. arc
soo'hed and quickly healed by HoLIowAY famous oISr
nsST. Only - cents per pot.
LADIES GOLD CnATELAINE CHAINS
For Sale Low, at O. C. ALIENS. No as Brosdwav
One door below Canai-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

The correspondent at Port Royal OF Tic
Times thus reports progress on the contraband