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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21
Treason against the Southern Confed.
eracy.


Judge Halyburton, in his charge to the
Grand Jury of the Confederate States Dis
trict Court on Tuesday, says the Richmond
Wing, thus defines the crime of treason
gaiust the Confederate States
"To adhere to the enemies of the Con
federate States, giving them aid and com
fort, in any way, in carrying on war against
US, is as much treason as to le actually en-
gagged in war. Mere words, whether writ
ten or spoken, can never amount to treason.
unless they are intended to give, or do give
10 some way, aid to the enemy in carrying
on the war. To give the enemy informa
tion as to the number of our troops, or the
position or movements of our army, or any
other information which would be of service
to, him in the conduct of the war, would be
treason.
"To trade with the enemy, too, may be
treasonable. Such traffic, if not to be al
ways treason. is generally high misde
meanor, at least, and subjects the party en-
gagged in it to forfeiture to the vessel anc
cargo, or of her property that may be EN-
ployed 10 it, unless it be carried on with the
consent of the Government. This seems tt
be principle of unive rsal law, and not pc
cullar to the Jurisprudence of any country
So inaexible is this rule that in cas-
where a citizen of the United States hat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21
The Invasion of the State.

BLUFroN, November l4.-The enemy
are now in Possession of Pinckney Island,
which is t1e9Fsland upon Broad River,
next to Hilt Head, and separated from
it by scull Geek. They have seized all
able-bodied negro men on the plantations
and have carried them aboard the fleet
This has created quite panic among the
other slaves, who are now exceedingly anx
ious to get away from Pinckney Island, bu
are prevented by force. The enemy have
as yet, made no attempt to land upon tht
main. Yesterday our pickets posted a
Buckingham were fired upon by party o.
Yankees, who we're on reconnoitering ex
pedition 10 ships launch The firing wa!
at long taw and without effect. We have
not yet been able to ascertain the strength
of the enemy's force which was disembark
ed, but it is represented by negroes to b.
quite large. ..
Do the Yankees mean to send the Pinck
ney Island negroes to Cuba as "Appren
tices ?-Marleston Mercury, 18th inst.
A DAMNABLE DEED.-A Virginia cor
respondent of the Charleston Mercur!
writes
A letter has been received from a gen
tleman in Fairfax, stating that few day
since, while Mrs. Fitzhugh, an old lady Q
72 years, and totally blind, was engaged
with her relatives and friends in performin!
the funeral rites of one of her daughters,
party of Yankee rufians entered the house
caught her by the throat, aud in the pres
ence of the grief.strickeu family, straugle'
her to death. After this 6endish deed, the,
seized all the whites then present, and car
ried them off to Washington, where the
are now imprisoned. At the same time
all the slaves, numbering probably hun
dred, we're stolen. and the house and its ful
nitare destroyed. u am told by relatives O
the afflicted family that the sto-y come
from source so authentic that they can
not doubt it
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21
Prince Napoleon Reports in Favor OF
q Recognition Of the Southern Con-
federacy.

Prince Napoleon Reports in Favor OF
a Recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy.
PARIS, October lS.-I was not mistaken
in the information gave you in my last,
as to the favorable report Prince Napoleon
had given to the Emperor Of what he con-
ceived to be the chances of success of the
South. The fact is now notorious, and the
language he has held to more than one of
the Ministers here makes it evident that,
| in his belief, the Union is broken forever.
1t is easy TO see that the Government jour
nails have become more Southern in their
views since the return. The Constitution
mel, of this morning, inserts letter from
Manassas, fatty contradictiug all that has
been said about scarcity of food or Difficult
ties of any sort among the rebels.
We are all watching with the most in
tense interest your military movements, and
whatever may be the views of the Govern
meut, I am now more than ever satisfied
that all popular feeling is on the side OF
the Union. Prince Napoleon told his cou-
sin that he did not believe
l. In the power Of the Federal army to
gain any important victory over that of the
Confederacy.
2. That, admitting the possibility of the
fact, it would on the morrow of victory be
as far off from its object as before.
8. That the whole Union, as comprised
by the North, was rope of sand. He
gave his voice in an early recognition of the
South. l have not the slightest hesitation
in stating this, as I am sure my information
is authentic.
The Government is very uneasy abou
the harvest returns, and again and agair
assurances are Put forth by its seml.ofhcia
organs that no effort shall be wanting tt
lower the present price of bread. 1t is it
apprehensions on this head that renders i
50 anxious about the cotton supply, the as
surance of which it sees only in recognl
ton of the rebel States. A complete un
derstanding exists between England ane
France on the subject, and any disaster tt
the Union army will be followed instante
by an acknowledgment of the South. Nay
/ am by no means sure that even a victor.
and rout under the auspices of Gen. Nc
ClelIan would alter the matter.
The Orleans Princes have caused grea
ous,ory in Europe. The English press can
not forgive them for siding with the Nor
thern States in the present struggle. Sucf
an example, it is felt, will have grea
moral effect on all Europe and the secret
the underhanded, the vile enemies of ou
glorious country, spit out their venom at tn
noble Princes-those unfortunate youul
men, deserving Of praise aud commenda
ton, instead of the abuse that is showeret
upon them. Paris Cor. Ncv York Her
ali, Nov. ,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21

purchased quantity of British goods with
iu the British territory long time previ-
Gus to the declaration of hostilties, and had
deposited them in an island near the from
tier, vessel hired by him to bring away
the goods was captured with the cargo, and
confscated as prize of war by the United
States Courts.
"All contracts with the enemy" says
Phillemore, care null and void. Even the
insurance of the enemy's property is lille
gal, upon the ground of its being a species
of intercourse with the enemy; for the same
reason Bills of Exchange, drawn by the
subject of one belligerent upon the subjects
of the other belligerent are illegal and void.
The remission of money in funds or bills to
subjecs of the enemy; the purchase of bills,
or the deposit of funds in the enemy's
country are unlawful, because they tend to
improve the resources and strengthen the
hands of the enemy. In fine, every CON-
munication with the State, however circuit
Gus, is prohibited, unless it is sanctioned
by the special authority of the Govern
ment"
GAS to the persons who may be guilty of
treason, they are not merely the native in-
habitants, nor even the citizens of coun-
try. Strangers and foreigners who have
their domici there may incur the guilt of
treason against the country by committing
such acts as would be treason in citizen
or subject Of this country.
A foreigner who resides here, and who
seeks to receive. the benefit and protec
ton of our Government and laws, ought to
be punished as traitor, if he betrays the
Government which confdes and protects
him. X * The third section of
the Constitution provides that no person
shall be convicted of treasou-unless on
the testimony of two witnesses to the same
overt act, or on confession Of open court.
But although two witnesses are necessary
in such case to justify conviction, only
one is necessary to the finding of an indict-
ment."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21
NUMBER 47.
The Late Arrival.

We had news of the arrival of an Eng.
lish steamer last week, (says the Guardin,
Of the l9th,) but did not think proper to
publish the news. The Richmond papers,
We presume with the consent Of the Gov.
ernment, having announced the good news,
We need not withhold it any longer. The
Examiner says: ...-..g.
Information, as We learn, was received
by the Government of the arrival of an
English steamer. Her cargo consists of
blankets, army stores-suficient for four
brigades-tweuty eight thousand stand Of
arms, saddles, ten riaed cannon, medicines
&c. She cost eaS, 900 in England, and is
regarded as vessel of unsurpassed speed.
Her commander. ID. Bullock, formerly
Of the .. S. Navy, lately ran steamer be-
tween New Orleans and New York. His
present vessel mounts one large swivel gun
amidships. The cargo of this vessel, if her
arrival is correctly reported, is specially
valuable at this time. .,... z,rst. -. !
4ne enquirer says:
The vessel cost about 100000. Her
engines are very powerful. Her carrying
capacity is about 1900 tons, and she was
one of the swiftest steamers'in British wa.
ters. There is nothing in American waters
can cope with her wheD she shows her heels.
She carries heavy armament, as the Yam
KEGS will some day learn. .s.z Z. 3sz
News from the North.
RICHMOND, November 15.-The New
York Herald, of the 18th, says that the
large transport Winfield Scott was the con.
sort of the steamship Union, and had on
board two regiments. It is believed at
sea, and that all on board perished.
The Herald has a flaming account Of
the taking Of Port Royal and Beaufort, and
says that Charleston and Savannah are now
in possession of the Federals 3ss,zy,41.s.e
"[ou," the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, in his letter of the
18th instant, says7it is understood that the
Federal advance will be expedited by the
success of the feet. Great difficulty is ex.
perienced in Washington for supplies.-
Wagon trains run daily to Baltimore. The
Government is urged to seize the turnpike
for its uses. e.- .....l .E.}5Ss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21
From North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. G., November IT,
A schooner arrived here on Friday from
foreign island, with 4,500 bushels salt and
seveuty.one barrels sugar. She reports no
blockading vessels off the Western bar on
Friday and only one of New Inlet. E'S
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-11-21

AUGUSTA, November 1.-THE report
has been current here for the past day or
two that black flags have been hoisted at
Savannah, Charleston and other places on
the coast, which indicates that "no quarter
will be given to invaders, and no quarter
will be asked"
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Land for sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE 81 LUCAS.

WETR are now receiving our stock Of Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Clothing, Boots Shoes
Brogans Variety Goods Hardware, Cutlery Hats, Carpet
nEs Oil Cloths Mats &C. All Of which have been bought
ecuvely Of Importers and Manufacturers, at panic prices
to which special attention OF prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our House shan be head quarters for cash deal
ers those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay Them.
That may be fully uRdersoed positively that We
intend to sell Goods for cash and Who pay their
notes when due (snly.J
In addition regular Wholesale business will advance
cash every description CT Goods, Wares and Merchandise
Furniture, Groceries, Produce &c. &C., &c., TO be sold ct
auction for cash No Goods scld account ct Auc
ton.
svey Tuesday and Tuesday night, excusVely
All persons having TO sell at Auction, wiz
please turn them in and get the money plump up
na42-tJ TRADUE & LUCAS.
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Shop,
NO. So BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing Sx horse power portable steam Nngn
N suitable for printing oces, plantation and where
small engines required. Price t600s
stationary Steam Engines from tan 10 thirty kore power, At
prices hrass engine be furnished at. We
prepared 10 al orders for Engines and MIL Machinery Of the
laest Improved patterns ct short noce Casting made fo
sAW KILLS. unriyled for strength durability and economy
ofpossr.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished up vhsn d.
sired,
Constantly hand full assortment Of caBngB usually kept
At Foundry. An experienced pEern maker and dFSftsn
employed Working drawings specifications, plans and ed
mates furnished application. j.
one and sAIG Room ct 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tsna
lgne22-da
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REM VAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE pzrohased Of W. W. Finn his stock Of Wall Paper,
&C., ana an renewing my stock Of Looking Glasses eiit
Francs, Yerelan Blinds, Win 'oE Shades, Ast MsteAis
&c c to lis Nv FINN old stspd % Public 2quars
neT Deaderck street, whxe shah glad 80 enas ad
pAtFong kH'IkAAAAA'
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M. q r.. E.s cEiEATHAm,

M. q n. r. CHiEATHAEI,
wHOLEsALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
IN
gINH BRANDIHs, WINRs, TOBACCO, CIGARS. NArLa.
arE DollEgTI0 LIQUORS, &C,
CORHER OF COLLEGE ZHD GEURCR STREEIE
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE areusin receipt Of large and well sesctsd stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. etc. consisting in part fsIloWs
i5o hhas sagar al gradesi Havana cisArs
100 X do do 100 doEsn Painted BrcF.t,
$50 bags prime BIO OoHsaI so nests Tubs;
100 bbb Powdered oraShsd and 10 bbIS Rngah walngs
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans
$50 boxes Star CandlosI 10 bbls Eiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRAND1ESs WINES, &C.
Is Xxx 4 choice French Braadies;
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port When
$50 baskes best brands ohsmpaEnsi
80 boxes scovl Claret,
100 bbls fine Robertson County WHISKY
25 bbls pure old Rye do
S do do do Bourbon de
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, Go.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The m
dernsd being the only Agonsin HashV Manufacturers
would call the attention OF the Merchants and Traders thaF
Argsstock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rns Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlangPcW
50: :OS % % % DER
800 x 90 do DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands
SoOo ksDuDOnt Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bsoford o.,
JGnIl n. 4. 4. =. oHEATHAM, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DuPontsPoWdsri Joy, Bedford & Co.'S Sanity
G ..ro 40 Fsss-
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TPPsons in The South desouS Of seniing letters 10 us
FEDERAL Government, VII please direct The IAs 70 AnSa
Lr Esprsss Co. (uadsr covert enclosr3 forezr
rage In the hFst place, will require tie pEepaymet Of
Conledera postage reach Nashville And 9overnen
t envelope 10 70 beyond his cit and cariags add
above, eents Let It be understood tt the inde
ope Shcad addressed 70 the rrtiss for whom i d
and TIE outsds envelope t. address. 4
~ Federal aoT9nnsat sEFsloPes g D had q a.
eity. PAAktAs AeetAfs
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The Company refer the ezsLs Of the soahern COnfsdey
to
Z PKARL, Esq, Cashar City Bank.
JOnN KIRKhAE, Esq, President Union Bank
WKAVKR, Esq Cashier PlaDters' Bank.
Messrs. DoUsLAs & %, Merchants.
4" WHELKss & Co. Bankers.
Parties in the Confederate Government daous Of senns
Letters &c, to the Federal Government viii please direct the
to american Letter Esress Co., Nashville, tunder Gov
err enclosing fifteen in C0nede ate Stamps sEURz
IL 8. Government Envelopes Stamps Of q
DO send them the rate shove given Is Or letters not
eeeaing ounce in weight letters weighing ofnss
will have 70 contain Bgcent money pay according riga
lar postal rates.
jane29-dlW PGB
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
EoPeua Gt6K o'clOckA. N. Closes TX n
SUNDAY.
Opens S SSSSE = n y Ss shSSF
PARTIES mailing Letters put them In the oee bsfoE
schedule hours g secure their immediate departure they WI
remain in the once tVsnty-fOsrs hours.
HPlIa-n ". D. McNIsH, p. n.
Cash Arrangement.
on and after July st 1861, haue agreed to sell iron
" Euch other astces as We keep, fer oGsh only.
A liberal discount will be allowed
WOODS, YEATMAN & Coz,
HILLhAN BROTHERS.
unsR7d RWln
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unadRWll
Notice

Notice.
ID EOETVED from W. B. serry the lh day ofAprl last
Il h the follOvlng lot Of groceries!
Bags Coffee. bbls Sugar,
key Rice, bills Moasses,
Il bags Salt
CONSIGNED Wyatt Aong, Rys Lsdding, TsnnesSae ryes
q n CoWen,
The owner VIII please forward, pay charges and pay FOX
charges. II OoWKN -
FaTsrly Lsndin I, Tenn ,JFsrsboHss HfsR
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DiscOvery---EIecIrO-
Mater. ----.---

Is veil known 20 TIE profession that Eiecdsiy the sst
motor Of Hf6 Every remedy which really cures dls9ss
does bsuse OF lie escai sdspts ton 70 ia wants o. ne
invalid. By the Of such remedies aud WARN kLscL1c
Ladies' being attended bY aLadyI carng al ndl o. od
and obstinate complaints which have resisted al othsr means
where patients are too weak to visit ne, Hct hen y ne
BrOt0n Hospital which are bfatea into tas
stamps foF PamPblskl Other patients Who snnot eoe %
the ssHKALIzs WATRs can, By sending fse-he agesx
nd full description symptoms, have medicines Esns 70 ths
(send for eircular) The Electric Waters extract all mineral
Snttance taken medicine otherwise abscrbed. fhe *
perence twenty years in the treatment Of many s
and chrsnc and WOmRns diseases and Weanees n
be regarded a . reaso1able guarantees Of Fucoaas-
NJ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 70
Patients III
PHYSICIANS who nay With 10 avail Themselves Of iS va
sable discovery in Kleso Baths invited 10 ea At Ocs
at No i4s, South summer street.
Hours from n 70 3P n every day szeeFt As essta4h.
Address DR.. WOMB AuGH, F.
msr2SI-d&tWIy HsihviIIe. Tenn.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GARD.

TAXI pleasure in announcing 70 ny cid rsRdI and ezs
that after Absence Of two yesz, have again
turned the practice o. the RHOtofrR Phic Art
in all its branches hsG dfcasd The insnSt Of ny bFSF
IN old established Gallery in Union Street, and having %
four msn in New York The past summer obtain sl az
the improvements in the art i have pand5 renovated and
ENLARGED the quite Rooms throughout That facilities
bette. proiuee hrscass work than nest Galleries An
beast Of condues comfort Of pair trust pot
only the proud position the Gallery has hesors
Eusained, bat 20 elevate Il to Kn higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK 81 tie best Photo
sraphers the World who took the Pictures which ohned Tie
frst premium Woras Fair IN London, in 1851, and
dsssrmined not only to make this the leading Gallery h
Safe, NJ work shall moth SURPRISED hoEth sE Sou
ana nov introduce to he public the following Eyen
( Imperial Photograph, India Inki
Vignsttss plain or eol0Fsdi 81
1vorytypeI, eol0redi s.l 4 III
- Pastel ictures life ElEei 3
Photographs on Canvas, life siEoi
Whiting Cards, full length, plain; - PEI
Autograph PhStogIsDhs Is taken a. one EitnE. Z
gterreoscopeB, glass or paper. 80. r--.-- ..
continue to make tie MesEoype and Ambrsps As hereo
Fore Ths above styles all entirely in hE city, s
the Autograph Gard, Ehih only made a. tins Al
who In anything line politely inYitedto aTe
call bsfore visiting elsewhere, when win By oecufar
demonstration ne aboE facts. Respectfully - r.
oct3l-sf =. w. HUGHES
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FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TOBAO0Os,
AND ALL KINDS OF CIGARS,

NO. q marker street, Nashville, Tenn.
TIVE subsiberS respectfully annsunos 70 he Tr6s ana
the Public generally that they have completed their G
tenve Factory Aangen eRts for the manea6urs ali Kinds
q CANDIES iro the common Stick 70 the finest French In
ntaon OF Confchonay and being determined sell At prices
that will copare vcraby with the lowest IN the North tsT
hops to make this desirable MARKET only for that aEcs
but far every other IN their line OF basiness
Our sock Of staple and Fancy Groceries has peor
any OF the Southern Oes being thus combined with he
Confectionery Department, Oer stronger Inducements 70 hs
Merchants wishing TO deal with than any new known OF
We, therefore, invite them to call and their err
ders which guarantee Will be executed promptly and at Io
Cash Erces THOMPSON, sPKRRF 4 q a
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Flour, Corn, q,

- Flour, Cora, &c.
Hn0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family RiozEi e ?
OAyO $50 sacks Corpi 1- --&
- 20 bbs LAID
- so " Green Appleaj
-. IS cases Psrrapine War OandleH - 7aa
500 Flour Sacks ,(hfty pouRds,)
On consiEnmsnt,fo for sale b. $500. 8
ian1ph 81 No. 81 College street, near Broad
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~ SHIELDED Oats, Corn and Rye.
400 RAGS OATS; 500 Bags Corn; 200 Bsgs Bye.
QUU RsesiVsd this dzS for ale loE b
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua bic Land for sale.
2T5 acres Cleared, and in n fine state
OF Cultivation.
TENHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wnches
ter, and three miles from salem in franklin ceuny On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and all
necessary out houses. Close the dwelling spring.
good Csrn and plenty Of failing water The land
IL ALL RICE and for culiEaton unsurpassed any
liz the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and would refer persons who wish about it, john P
White, HaShglle, Tenn, AS CoyGr, Winchester, they
can refer to me on the premises, n.
r. HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS, b.
oct 20-h Winchester, franklin county, Tam.
.--.r Seeds.
loco bushels Hungarian Graa Seed
- 300 - Millet seedi 81 #E
49, 800 tS Seed Oats;
/ w 800 Seed Corn;
-@t- 50 Glover Seed.
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

THDRRTAKERs lat J. n currsys old stand on Union be-
tween Cherry and Summer sees prepared to attend
70 Funerals at all times, with wooden Cos plain or eolored
and Metallic Burial Baskets and Gases Of RTuPeror quality
ne tines iune25-H