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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-10

CHALLENGE TO THE SOLDIERS OF MAS
sAcHUsErrs.--The following document,
says the New York Journal Of Commerce,
was received at this office, by mail, this
morning. The envelope bore the postmark
of Charleston, s. c., and we therefore have
no doubt that it is genuine :, -. s .-..s.
CHARLEsToN, S. c., April 10, 1861. i,
To the Etlitors Of tie Boston TraueAer:'
GENTLEMEN On behalf of the South
Carolina Volunteers, l am deputed to re-.
quest Governor Andrews, Of Massachusetts,
through you, that the military contingent
of your State be sent to South CAROLINA
In making this request, I assure you l but, /,
express the wish Of every man, woman and,
child in our State. We number about TO-,
600 men, we'll oficered and accoutred, and
anxious for fight, and cordially invite any
number from your section to give us a meet
ing. Do not, however, send them in the
fleet that appeared off Charleston, harbor
during the bombardment of Fort Sumter,
for fear their timidity will interfere with
their landing. Send all Massachusetts men
-uoue from Pennsylvania, for the regiment
of that State .fuaked at Cerro Gordo; nor
from New York, for at Churubusco (al-,
though they claimed and received the right
from the Palmetto Regiment at the first
fire the gallant New Yorkers fell back, and
hid behind baru; nor from Indiana-for
at Buena Vista, the nimsJle regiment from
that State fed in inglorious confusion
Send your Summers, your Wilson's, your
BurHngames, and host Of similar notables,
anL re pledge our houors, our lives, and all
that we hold sacred, that none other but the
Palmetto Boys shall interfere with them
We want them exclusively for our own use.
This request is made in good faith, and
on signifying your acceptance Of our Offer.
every arrangement will be made to give you
safe passport to our shores. 49, ~ '..'' -,
OK BEHALF OF THE s. G. VOLUNTEERS
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tswdeo, for very large Of money ana eys slo
snpairn for that wear WAS given W me without any
bond Of security pledge In writing. oosnered we
confidence was placed in me 70 some ssa @ 81, We
thai redeemed my trust as an American snould.
Governor Rosas at Buenos Ayres when ne heard o. ~
determined 10 punish me, as mo san' '0f u' ing !" aa
In sent one Of his gun brgs and captured the Herald,
with my ON board near Mofoonoo ana 'ook ner a.
q psize 10 Buenos Ayres
fae ship after my successful trip in her, with the
ni,ons of war having returned to Monteveo, according
n M laws of nations was protected second yoy
ass ior an offence committed on the FIRST.
Commodore Turner, commanding the United States
s0radron in the river La Plate, went 10 Buenos Ayres
AID demanded the ship from Governor Rosa, who at
once surrendered her. and she brought down TO
Il MOntevideO have q just and heavy claim agains,
Buenos Ayres for this capture which trust the prospe
rity Of that republic will enable them 10 satisfactorily
adjust,
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM.

The same Judges-w. Sterling Yard Esq, Clerk
This branch Of the court In known az the court for
hearing Of demurrers equity and questions Of
law.
The January term was held by Justices Sutherland and
Bonney, who commenced with calendar of 200 causes
Fifty five causes were disposed OF.
The March term was held by Justice Tngraham, who
commenced with calendar OF 33T causes Justice In.
graham disposed Of forty mp 10 the 18th on Mon.
day the 10th, the great Of the New York aud New
Haven Railroad Company Robert Schuyler others
was called II Is unnecessary TO state tho details Of
this causcts great magnitude, It's time Of trial and the
number interested In IL, are all familiar Fifty.six
counsel engaged in the defence The trial continued
through March, April and May.
Justice Hogeboom held special term, and disposed OF
twenty on the March calendar.
The April term held by Justice Leonard At this
term tnrtyeight causes disposed Of
The June term held by Justice Sutherland. AT
this term forty.iour causes were disposed OF.
Tho october term was held by Judge Bonncy. Forty.
eight disposed Of al this term among which
was Chatfeld vs. Aldermen &c, Japanese blD.
AZ the December term Judge Leonard again presided
This term which has just closed disposed Of thirty nine
causes
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Two persons sentenced TO be executed. One
executed pursuant TO his sentence; in the other
trial granted by the Court Of Appeals and no
was subsequently convicted Of manhughter in the first
degree.
Two hundred and ninety five males and nineteen
females sentenced to impr sonment in the State
prison, OF whom for life, and the aggregate
amount of time Of Imprisonment Of the remainder threO
hundred and seven) amounts TO 063 years and eleven
months
One hundred and ninety males and thirty females
sentenced to Imprisonment m the penitentiary.
Twenty males and two females TO Imprisonment
in the city prison.
Twenty seven boys and two girls sent TO the House of
Refuge.
One thousand two hundred and ninety indictments
found and hundred and ninety three complaints
dismissed by the Grand Jury.
One thousand one hundred and recognzances to
appear and lied seventy nine were for
feited during the year.
Fines and fees collected and paid into county treasury
loo 70. HENRY VANDERyOORT Clerk
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in command, shadow forth prom se OF becoming en-
Gent and reliable officers.
The following .he officers of tbeship Macedonian
Captain-James Gynn.
First Observation-Disclosures c. Marin, William r. Ftzge-
raid, Samuel X. Franklin, William H. Ward Charles A.
BabcOck.
Surgcon-Wilam Grier.
Assistant Surl eon-Inglehart.
Paymaster-Cunnmgham.
Marine on cer-Charles g. McCawey.
Boatswain--Jas. G. Miller.
Gunner-Burgess p. Allen.
Carpenter-George Wisner.
The United States frigate Congress Capt L. NJ Goldsbo.
rough and United States steamer Seminole Commander
g. A. Prentss, were at Rio Janero on the 18th Of No
vember
The United States steam frigate susquchanna Comman.
der Hons, arrived Gibraer Nov 80, from Key West
via Funchal, Madeira and sailed Dec. q for Spezzia.
despatch from Eastport Me- announced the death Of
Capt John L. Prouy Of the revenue cutter Jackson He
died on the 28th inst
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VALUATION or Mas lculTrs--Thc valuation committee
have nearly finished their abors with the exception Of
few classes Of property not yet determined IN Boston,
ana with the further exception Of settling the disribu
ton of changes In county aggregates ordered be made
IN the Of Middescx and Franklin. Tho total valua
ton Of the property of the State ssT5 ,495,.
326. In 1850 the State valuation 1901 p3s ,995 ~.
The following the county aggregates for 1850 they
stand In accordance with the latest votes Of tho commit
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. Joseph s. Bosworth, Chief Justice Hon. Murray
Hoffman, Hon. Lewis b. Woodruff, Hon. James Moncrief
Hon. Anthony l.. Robertson, Hon. James w. White, JUS
tees Chief Clerk, Robert ID. Livingstone Deputy Clerk
Henry H. Rice; Clerk Of General Term, n =. Bosworth
Clerk OF Trial Term, William Haviand Clerk Of Special
Term, William r. Brennan; Equity Clerk, Jesse Oakley
Naturalization Clerk, Peter Lemon; Recording Clerk JAS
G. White Docket Clerk, George Eadie.
Trial TERMS
The number of tried and referred complaints
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Supreme Court, Circuit, part /, was engaged during
the In Oyer and Tcrmncr, follows-Erom Janu-
airy % through February term, from April through
April term from October 10 through October term the
whole of December term, 1860
PART sEcoSp.-Cerk, II. z. Randolph, Esq.-Thc cases
sr;oa dur ina the yaar vere No
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SUPERIOR c0URr-GENERAI TERM.
Same Justices Clerk ~ p. Besworth.
The following is tho amount Of business transacted IN
HE bran

2l6 motions heard and 200 decided
SUPERIOR cOrRT-sPECIAL TERM.
The number Of arguments and motions heard and de-
cided were $500.
Number OF persons naturalxed In this court and Of
those who have declared heir Intentions
Declarations Of intentions, Great Britain and Ire
lanu. loo
Germany and other nations. ,2S2
Full papers of all nations
sUPERIoR COURT.
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prATH or nos. WILLIAM KENT.

The Hon. William Kent died AZ his RESIDENCE az Fish
kill Friday last He IN apparent perfect health
and 50 much Ike himself Thursday that his family
thought he was 70 remain with them yet for tme
but az two O'Clock on Friday morning he seized With
something Ike cramp after which he seemed to fal
asleep, and, without Weakening, apparently suffering
brcaled hts last Ills funeral viii be socmnizcd at 81
AIMS church, Fshkll Landing, on Monday 9TH inst, at
two o'clock. The deceased Of tho late Chanocl
tor Kent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy connecting with the New York
Central RAILROAD ior all points Nest Southwest and south
Burlington Pattsburg Rouses Point Ogdensbufg and Mon
treal Winter arrangement ncng Monday December
~ ls6D-1aius viii leave New York foOws:For Albany,
and ~ N, express tain from fryon row, near
City Halh For Albany 7.2) A. NJ and iI5 q w., do, 26ti
e. DEPOT Do 10 A " express mali train, from ryon
Do, lO:25 A. ", do. do, Goth depot cutou Falls y.
NJ ST piping at all satl0ns above Yorkvile, depot
White Plains. s:l5 a 29o and r n, stopping at al sta
tons, goth - depot. White Plains, 6l5 y NJ stopping az
all stations from White street depot Wiliiamsbdge n A.
" and $50 " stopping AZ all stations, from 18th S. depot
Niamsbrldgc, Iif5P NJ ~ cdncsday and saturday only,
stopping ~ az stations, from 18th depst Returning VIII
leave Albany a. NJ and f.J0 T.. w.. East Albany 75 A.
~ and $40 T. w., express train. Albany, l0f5 A. W. East
Ab.ny, III A. NJ, express mail rnin Croton Falls, IA NJ
stopping at all stations north 81 fremont White Plains
s0 ~ and 10 ~ and $40 r w. stopping at all stations.
Nniamsbridge, 0sn A. NJ and w. NJ, stopping AZ all sta
tons .wiliamsbldge 10 T. ". "Wednesday and saturday
JOIN BURCHrLI, Asst supt
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-sOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North and west
Trains eave:-
IRON CHAMBERS srREEr PROM THIRTY FIRST srREEr
Express and IL A. NJ. and 72o ii;yyA. NJ and 5:UPM.
5PM
Troy and Albany, mail at3I5 3:ioP.M.
I'm
Try and Albany Sith sleep. io'isP cund'ysincudsi.
PougbE, epse tram, 7:5oA. ". sA. VI and i.JoPN
and 4 T.. VI.
PeekS kill train, Up NJ i.25PM
Sing sing train 10 " and ien NJ, i:sS, $50 and7lo
AT SMITH Superintendent
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SUPERIOR COURT.

ASSIGNMENT OF JUSTICES FOR THE YEAR 1861.
General Trms.--Jan, Hoffman, Woodruff Moncrief, J.
J.; Feb, Bosnorth, Oh. j. Moncrief Robertson, ). J..
Mar, Woodruff, Robertson, White, J. j. April Bosworth
Oh. j.. Hoffman, Woodruff, j. j.; May Bosworth, Ch J.
Grief, White J. j.. June, Holman, Robertson White,
J. j.. Oct, Woodruff, Moncrief, Robertson III; Nov.
Bosworth, On j.; Woodruff, White J. j.; Dec, Bcs.
worth Oh. j.; Holman, Robertson, y. J.
Special TeIm.-Jan., Bosworth, Oh. u; Feb, White;
Mar Hoffman; April, Moncrief May, Robertson; June,
Woodruff; Oct, Hoffman, Nov, Moncrief; Dec, White
7ridls.rart Jan, Robertson; Feb Woodruff; Mar,
Bosworth, Oh. j.. April, White; May, Hoffman; June,
Moncref; Oct Bosworb Oh. J. Nov, Robertson; Dec.
Woodruff, Part Jan, White Feb, Hoffman, Mar.
Moncref; April Robertson; May, Woodruff; June Bos.
WORTH Oh. J.; Oct, White; Nov, Hoffman; Dec. Mon.
Grief
General Trims ia Tdcaion-Friday, August q Mon.
Grief and Robertson, Justices Tuesday September g.
Hoffman and White, Justices. Saturday october 8, all
the justices.
Chamias IN Vacation. Woodruff from Monday, July
I, TO Wednesday, July II, inclusive Moncrcf, from
Thursday, July Is, 10 Friday, August 2 inclusive DO
bertson from saturday August TO saturday, August
inclusive White from Monday August 10, TO Tuesday,
September 3, inclusive. Hoffman, from Wednesday, Sep
TENDER A. 20 Wednesday, September Is inclusive. Bos-
worth Chief Justice from Thursday September 10, 10
SATURDAY, October s, inclusive.
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-. -
MEDICAL.

AN IMPORTANT WORK. GUIDE FOR THE MAR.
N Red or those contemplating 1.-THE afflicted deblated
diseased should not marry adopt treatment l
they lave Informed themselves o the truth only found Dr.
LANNON'S rarfs London and New York Medical Adviser
and Marriage Guide Mailed FOR ~ by H. q. LA WRENCH,
No Nesey street. Astor House The Doctor All sc
affections, long standing expcdously and private
~ as for years past at0h broadway, up stairs
nR. r. CoBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM 10 DUANE
~ street 70 20 Centre street near Chambers where be
can be consulted N BSee DR. C.'s diploma, In hs once,
member on the New YORK University Medical Colege
Private entrance at No. . city Hall place
pRoFESsOR RERTEIIs l62 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
se consulted as usual BY letter addressed 20 Dor 2o
fsv York r ,st Office.
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The number of judgments and the amounts thereof OBJ
tanned and filed in this court during the year $780,
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Obituary..

DEATH or REV. HENRY ANTH0S, n. n.
Rev Henry Anthem, II. D., rector OF 81 Marks church
In IN city died 1T bis residence, In Second avenue yes
terday morning DR. Anthem in the sxty-nnth year
of his age. HIS father Dr. g. g. Anthem, though a Ger
man by birth, officer in the British army, and al
the close OF the last century settled In New York The
late deceased Of his Fix OF whom Charles
Anthem the classical scholar and John Anthem the law
yer have become distinguished In their respective
lions The late Rev. Dr Anthem has for many years
ncnt In the Onderdonk case, taking vehement position
against the restoration II the deposed Bishop His only
caechsms
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A YOUNG, EDUCATED. RESPECTABLE AND AC.
n eQmphshed gentleman desires tho acquaintance OF
young lady with the view OF marriage equal In position aud
with personal attractions Frivolous individuals warned
not 10 iarper With this advertisement Address T. orson,
New York Post Office
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FURNITURE.

IcNAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN
~ all colors and Styles at Wholesale or retail,
At S25 and upwards. Also Mattresses and Paiassea
WARREN WARD, N7 Canal street,
four doors east Of Broadway
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DAINLEss TOOTH EXTRACTION, WITHOUT THE
i of chloroform electricity any supplying agent
for the painless extraction Of teeth and stnmps Testimonials
the from Of high position be
DR. BIS residence Artificial Teeth with all his lately pa
tented improv Teeth filed Terms low No SO Bond
street the Bowery Please ring the bell with Dr.
Bethel name
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SUPREME CoURT-CIRC

SUPREME CUtRT-CIRCUIT.
PART FIRsr-Thc same Judges Clerk, I. NJ Squres, Es
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LOAN OFFICES.

II CHAMBERS STREEr-MONEY TO LOAN TO
IA any amount Diamonds, set unset; Watches,
Jewely &C. the bought the highest cash prices
by the well known ISAACS II Chambers street n B-No
business transacted on Saturdays.
IT Ill GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST OF
IA Broadway--Money advanced on Watches, Diamonds,
Jewely Plate Dry Goods and personal property Of every
description or bought and sold BY JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
auctioneer and broker.
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FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY! FAIR
value given in ready money for Furniture, Carpets,
Books &c No 3 Sixth avenue between Ninth and Tenth
sereets
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DENTISTRY

A RTIFICIAL TEETH, rs CENTS TO 81 EACH BEAU
"A tifu whole gold patina silver amber rubber
warranted embarrassed Teeth faithfully filled for 90 cents 70
durabe tooth coorcd therefore UNDESIRABLE in front teeth
Extracting without pain Office removed to AZ Great Jones
street. DIR. LUTHER, ST. Dentist
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DOR SALOON LIBERAL TERMS OR TO Ex-
change for real estate State stocks, fine OK
forty two acres Elizabeth City Also, for sale spen
did Country Residence Of 60 thirty In fruit and
garden Paneld and several good Farms Ia Union
City, New Jersey Apply to g. BROMBERG II ami 10 Wan
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T0 FURNITURE DEALERS, UPHoLsTERERs &C;m
carpets mirrors mattresses &C., In exchange for unin
numbered property. Apply tomorrow Monday morning
between eleven and O'Clock to Il. O. Neilis, Real
Estate Broker "a Rne street. basement
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TNURNITURE Observation-Disclosures DISPOsING OF
household and other furniture win receive the highest
price, the adv satisfactory
terms for long short periods, by RICHARD wALTERs
IL East Broadway
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16
LlGHTE & BRADBURY'S
Grand and Square Piano-Fortes.

Tho Insulated Iron frame preserves
Wn the original tone Of the Instrument j.
all its purity, securing it for all time against that
most disagreeable tinny quality Of tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes It
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. 1t gives tho
instrument much fuller, richer and swceter tone
1t adap3s the Piano to al climates and to eli chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in all respects it is pro-
nounced, and in all respects it is pronounced BY
our best "artist the greatest improvement of the
age in Pano-Fsrte construction; producing an in
strument acknowledged TO be superior to oil 9TH
ers made in this country or Europe.
4 few tesaimonia In regard TO the supevl.
Fories.
II have examined tho Piano Fortes Of Lishte
bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
that there any others BETTER either in orr own
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL MASON.
In clearness, richness, and volume Of tone, del
,caey elasticity Of touch, and fine repeating action,
! nave never played upon their equal"-H. A.
"oLLENHAUPT.
In volume. richness, evenncss, and purity Of
t.ne, and in delcacy of touch they certainly excel
and IN that beautiful singing quality 20 desirable
yet so seldom found."-WlLLIAx Mason
have never played upon 50 rich and heavy
. tone Square Piano Forte."-ARrHUB NAPOLEON.
! am astonished and delighted with the New
= anere must be splendid future for Lighte 1
bradbury Piano-Fortes ."-GAO. +. Reor.
have never played upon % fine and instru-
ment."-GKO. +. BRISTOw
consider them IS to beauty, richness, fullness
ahu equality OF tone, as well their agreeable,
r.asuc touch, equal II not superior t. any Pianos
MADE in this country or Europe. WELs
ID power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
s;lainly excel; while for that peculiar rich and
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70 - the voice. have never met their equal. &C.
They have all the requirements for superior
,u'e' probation Of both classical and modern Gem.
Posltions."-M SrRAKosH.
"esesoom l21 Dsoeue Street. 4 ~ A>>,.
ksss q Dsoaawsy, New Yea
octl5-lyeow
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/, JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. 7.
Se1d BY al the Druggists in Davenport end elise
where. nov37 d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16
sHE GREAT ESCLl5a RENcnY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
xeseGrsSfGM Female Pills
Protected by ROYAL Ietfers Do>a..

FrOtecsed by Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared jrons a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke IT,
H., Physsesas Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailinr il III
| cure 0. all those painful and dangerous ii see 20.
to which the female constitution is suL;ec, 7,
! molerates all excess and removes all oLstruc,;ons
and a speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. I. WILL in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each botte,price One Dollar, bears the Govern
mcnt Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent Com
tcrfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken 6v females d.,
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of preoaaac,
as they sure to bring on Xiscarriage. but "a
any other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palstation o; the heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all 9th
er means have failed; and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony. or
anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and canada.
JOB MOSES, (Late /. g. Baldwin Co.
Rochester, N. r.
N. B.--sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorised agent, will insure bottle, con-
tanning SO pills, by return mail.
Sold BY all Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov6-dAw1y