Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-05
a1apsiiIe Gathsfi,tas

There we're IL, ,s44 soldiers buried in
Nashville, Tenn, duringt the war.
/ - y hypocrits pays tribute. to God that he
may impose upon men.
- It has been determined to make Chatta.
nooga a permanent military post. @
"A darnsd good invention-the knit
ting machine.
- No man he's q right to do as he pleases,
except when he pleases to do right
- France has 5000 miles Of railway, and
5000 more miles building.
General Hindman lately Of the Con.
federate army, Is practising law at salillo,
Some Of the young ladies say that the
times are 10 hard that the young men can.
not pay their addresses.
= The Federal troops garrisoning Missis-
sippi are now being concentrated atYicks-
burg preparatory to evacuating the State.
- The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Central Committee is out in an address ta-
king strong grounds against negro suffrage.
"A Polish agent is nowin Virginia, look.
ing for location in which to settle party
Of Polish emigrants in that State.
= The Savannah Republ blican says the right
Of secession has been reaf6rmed by primary
meetings in Gynn county, Georgia.
- Messrs. Clay, Mitchell, Mallory, Rea.
gan and Stephens, it is stated, VIII shortly
be released from Fortress Monroe, on parole,
-GovernIor Murphy, of Arkausas, has di.
rected an election for members Of Congress
on the 9th of October.
- Manv of the farmers around Peters.
bnrp. Va. will mot plow up their land fol
fearof striking unexploded shells.
William jackson, 8 negro, is serving on
aiury at BROOKLYN, New York, with eleven
white mon.
General T,onostreet nasssd through En-.
taw Alabama. last week, to visit relative
n Mississippi
u Tho An.nsta n6,ou,cze saws arrange.
rn.n.s - ara INV q nrooress to colon;ze ten
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nsorai. v;tb irish and Gerrnan settlers
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delphia on Iuesday OF lass WeeK, tnan on ON
any single day before within the last forty
years.
A London merchant recently adver.
tised for a clerk who could .stbesr cop6ne.
ment." he received an answer from one
who had been upwards Of seven years in
jail. IS
A foreigner who saw the parade Of the
Fifty fourth colored troops In Bosto1, on
Saturday, was heard to innocentIy remark
=
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burned. zS'3'as s:|s:,... ~.
- The Anti. Slavery Standard, of New
York, which represents the views of the
abolition radicals on the negro suffrage
question, threatens the impeachment of
President johnson.
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