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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Vermont Central and
van RaiIroadhNd sulll.
Winter Arrangement commsn 0aus.

winter Arrangement commenciraS'
TRAINS GOING SOUTH ,H Dec. 4, lSs,
'.i6 rM: A'ZlOrNmd
connecting at White River JurS,; o'Ij a. n
aows ans WIN trains for Boston N. and Bel
Sprhgheid ana New York, arrj,i, i" ,C!Icester,
sic Il. X. '"'nS On Passumr
Day Express leaves Montreal ,tOo,
Johns at 10 a. M, Ogdenshnrr' Gov AN, 81
&c. connecting at Burlington wiz %' p $50 A. N,
road for Troy, Albany, and New ynIitahd rail.
in Bostin via Lowell at Ia. 30 ', ioFk ariyjn,
Night Express leaves Ogd" m
80 AN Montreal at 3.l5PM, R9psa,ssTEafg at H.
p m, st. Johns at 40 P. m. arrivin1o at As
at $40 NJ, connecting at BeIlnnns at Boston
Cheshire Il. for Boston and nv. rails with
with Vt. Valley r. r., for n",i%rceSter, and
and arriving in New York at Is a @1gneld &C.,
TRAINS GOING NORTH Ann N,
Leave Waterbury at 1922 AM, i2SI'na
NJ. and 5.52 PPM. JAM SS P
Day Express leaves Boston via lam
I'm, for Burlington st Adams, Month"; MONTH oO0'
Ogdensburgh' arriving there at y 5os 'eal and,
Mail train leaves Boston at IOl,Sam,
renee 100 a. M for Burlington, St. 81 va hm Law .
&c. ''' Adams,
u.sa'sa,5 "t l'ohpufg' at 1870 II
River junction with Day Express for p AZ White
Montreal, Ogdensburgh and the West burlington
Accommodation Train leaves Nor,bfo,,
a m. and Burlington at S.l5 a. m Son at AZ olj
bans, Montreal and Rouses Point III o. Al
Night express train leaves Bellows Fall. ,.,o
% NJ, receiving passengers from var 'is ~ ~
ley railroad, leaving New York at y l5n var
from Cheshire railroad leaving Boston q, an aho
NJ, connecting at White River Junction WIKI ov W.
leaving Boston at 5.SO NJ, for Burlinrl tarl
Rouse e IS Point; Montreal, and 0gdensbSrp66
Grand Trunk trains for the west, gu "i'r
Sleeping cars are attached to both the mini. ~.
press trains running between St Amnns5 ca
Boston, and st. Adams and Springfield aNO
Through Tickets for Chicago and tbe Woo. :.
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRITT wi
st. A bans, Dec. 4, 1863. 80 smn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Es. R. RHHGE Es,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

has lust returneu fTOM NOW TUX VIII q BUUU
stock of
BRoADCLoTHs, CAssIMEREs AND VISITING
of Late Patterns and Styles.
German Broadcothes, Black Doeskins, French
Fancy Doeskins for Gentleman's Pants
Rich Silks and Marscilles NestiDgs, Satin
and Silk vestings, of the best qualities.
IL All Garments made at this shop will be
done in the most workmanlke and fashionable
manner.
Garments cut for Others to make, are warrant
ed to fit.
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable
Coat can get it by calling at Riker's Shop.
Oct. Goth, 1864. 40yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20

NELSON W. WOODWORTH'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, [ In Probate Court hold,
LAMoiLLE DISTRICT, IS. Ell at Johnson in said
district, on the 9th day of December a. d. 1868.
Franklin Woodwork, administrator of the es-
tate of Nelson w. Woodwork late of Cambridge,
in said district, deceased, presents his admins
tration account for settlement Whereupon 1t
is ordered that the same be referred to the Sth,
day of January next, at the Probate Office IN
said johnson, for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof, by tn
publication of this order in the I,amoile News
dealer published at Hyde Park. three weeks sue
cessively as soon as may be, that they may ap-
pear, and at said time and place, if they see
cause object thereto.
By order of Court. Attest,
4w3 j. |. GlEED, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
PROBATE COURTS.

NOTICE is hereby given that stated sessions OF
~ the Probate court, for the districtof Lamoille
will be held at the Probate Office il johnson in
said district, on every Monday for She year en-
suing. 1t is very desirable that those having
business with the court attend to the same as far
as practicable on the days above named.
N. +. ATWOOD, Judge.
Johnson, Dec. LIST, 1865
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
JOSEPH DODGE's ESTATE.

JOSEPH DODGE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In ProbateCour hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at Johnson within
and for said district on the Sth day Of December
A. D., 1865.
Jerre Shattuck, administrator of the estate OF
Joseph Dodge late of Eden in said district
deceased presents his administration account foi
settlement.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered that the same be re-
ferred to the Sth day of January next, at the
Probate Office in said johnson, for examination
and allowance and that all concerned be nett
fled hereof, by publication of this order in the
Lamoille Newsdeaer, published at Hyde PARK,
three weeks successfully as soon as may be, that
they may appear. and at said time and place, Ii
they see cause object the eto.
BY order of Court. Attest,
4w3 J. [. GLEED Register
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-20
Vermont Il Boston Tele.
graph CO..

Between Boston, Montreal and Ogdensbargh
Also springfield and ST. Jobnsbury end inter.
mediate places. With connections TO all parts
Of the y. 8. and Canadas. SS
Office in Barnes Drug stor, Stowe VI.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23
MRRE.MENTIoN.

The debt contractedby Texas, during the
war amounts to $4,000, ,000... .........An
Auctioneer whilst conducting public sale
at Newbern, N. O., was struck dumb. ....'.
A London correspondent believes the chol-
era will take some 2s5,O00 lives in Eng
land. d..........Duripg October there were
shipped to the South from New York S4,-
O2s Tbs of sporting powder, 560,472 Tbs.
of shot, 1851 ,150 percussion caps, 174,.
$50 cartridges, and l,7l4 guns and pistols
.':.::....The French savans say to obtain
sufficient nourishment from oysters alone, q
man must eat sixteen dozen per day
During che war 75,Ooo persons served in
the Federal Navy OF these, 400 were
killed, and !, ,ess wounded. .Thenaval ex-
penditares vass2so, ,ooe, ,ooo::..:.: ,...Texas
will NOT send members to tbe, approaching
session of Congress. ..'.,',.....,,A stay law to
prevent the collection Of debts, but grant
ing interest to tbe creditor, Impending be.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23
THE MAILS.

The Lancaster Ledger says that arrange
ments have been made, by the command.
ing officer at that place, to convey weekly
mail from Chester to Lancaster. Persons
desirous to avail themselves of this arrange.
ment, should direct letters to Lancaster, via
Chester. -. - .--
The Ledger reminds US of the impor.
tance Of at once making applications for
the appointment of Post Masters for the
several Offices in the District. Unless this
is done, the Offices will not be supplied
when the mail. service shall be resumed,
and will thus be practically discontinued.
We commend this matter to the attention
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

Ter of Colonization" and oonterrlng upon
Gen. ). BanEhead Msgruder the superin-
tendence Of his Land Office of Goloni-
cation. Capt. Maury in his new capacity
has issued an address to-the landowners of
Mexico, urging them to offer to emigrants,
on the most favorable terms, suoh portions
Of their lands as they may be willing to sell.
- Capt. Pereival Drayton, U. 8. n,
who died lately at Washington, left large
estate, partof it in a bequest of $50, ,oOo %
his brother Gen. Thomas F. Drayton, late
of the Confederate army. The two broth
ers, it will be remembered, commended on
opposite. sides at the naval attack on Fort
Royal in 1861, when the Captain command
ed the u. 8. gun.boat Pocahontas, aud the
General led the South Carolina forces
The latter is now waiting the result of his
application to Presidents Johnson for pardon
and the restoration Of his property.
The statement Of the public debt,
under date Of October 81 made by Secretary
Nee Goulloch, is exceedingly, favorable.-
Since September 80 the debt has been de-
creased four millions Of dollars, and over
forty-fve millions Of legal tender notes re.
tired, viii !, the specie in the Treasury has
increased nearly two millions Of dollars
The New York Chamber of Commerce hal
approved of Secretary McCulloch's policy
looking to an early return to specie pay
ments. ~ aEl- s $3.50. 80 :.
a correspondent at Washington write.
as follows: aFrom an old politician here
have the following make up Of the next Con
gress, which Of course is based on the sup
position that the Southern Representative
are admitted, which there is daily less ant
less doubt will be the case; House-oppo
nents of the. President, 127; supporters o
his policy, III; opposition majority, g.
Senate--opponents of the President, 3S.
supporters of his policy, "a; opposition ma
jority, 4. +
Mr. Collins, who is interesting him
self in the establishment of an Overlaut
Telegraph to Europe, recently delivered
lecture in New York, and was listened tc
by a large number of leading scientific men
According to the statement which Mr.. Col
Inns made, only thirty. nine miles of:the dis
tauce between New York and Paris would
be required to be traversed BY submarin,
cable. He pointed out two routes which
pight be adopted-one from the Auoo
River through the possessions Of the Hud
son Bay Company, and down the Asiati'
Coast to St. Petersburg and the othe
through British Columbia and across Behr
Iiing's Straits. He was of the opinion tina
the American, British and Russian Gov
ernments would lend thei.infuence and ait
in the matter of urging forward the enter.
prise. It is thought that the line can b.
completed within FIVE years The entire
distance to be traversed is six thousant
miles .
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Uhe Aurkrille 6nqairer,
rYoRkvILLE. s. C..
ouR TERMs--rN ADVANCE. :
THURsD. AZ MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1885.

OUR TERMS---IW ADVANCE.
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TWO DOLLARS for six months; ONE DOLLAR for
three months-payable inapeenbacks." When payment
is made in specie; TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS
per year; ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS
for six months; sEyENTY-FIvE CENTS for three
months. Single copies, TEN CENTS.
@5- Conn., Flour, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Firewood, &c,
will be received for Subscription, Advertising or Job Work,
at market prices. ~ ....
G-The paper will be discontinued on the expiration of
the time for which payment has been made Subscribers
who find cross mark the wrapper margin of their
paper wilundestand that time paid for has expired
M-Mr. JOHN R. ALLEN, Post Master, at Chester C.
IL, Is our authorized agent for Chester District
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MENT.


MENT., :.
By an Act approved 1st February, 1865,
Congress adopted an amendment forever
prohibiting slavery, within the limits of the
United States. Tas..
Our readers are aware that in order to
make valid any amendment to the Constitu-
.tion of the United States, it must be rati-
fed by e.fourths Of the States. It was
promptly ratified by nearly all Of the North
ern States; but counting the Southern
States among the number, the requisite two
thirds had not been secured, prior to the
surrender of the Confederate armies, and
could not be obtained unless a portion of
the Southern States accede to it. Hence
the demand by the President, OF which,
publication. was made in our last issue, for
action by the Legislature of this State as
a necessary condition precedent to our res.
toration to the Union. )
There can, of course, be no question that
our Convention in abollshing slavery in al
most the very words of the amendment, act
ed in perfect faith and that our people
have, without exception, yielded to the in
exorable necessities Of our condition, and.
acquiesced in the destruction of the insti-
tuition which constituted the wealth and the
distinctive characteristic of our social and.
political organization. They have done SO,
without any, the most remote, hope that the
first can ever be recalled. But it. lis eompe-
tent for Convention to review its own 40.
tion--to repeal its own ordinances and
the power remained with the State, by such
action at some future time, to restore the
institution of slavery Hence the anxiety
on the part Of the dominant party that the
Southern States should be required, by the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

ny The nine Introductory chapters Of
"Fred and 1, or Friendship and Love-" pub.
lished in the Rock Hill Chronicle by "Wil:
lie Lighsheart," sometime previous to the
war, are desired at the ENQUIRER Office.
To any person who will furnish them we
will supply the ENQUIRER for one year as a
compensation.
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QUE STATE EKcHANaEs.

80 - - .tsETlsl = .. I5ssI -.
o'eo..u .' ot 'ut
o'''''uo''.u0' .l' ''As. :
reoees pufn'ps u 'noouO'-'"' ..
COURIER COMES 10 Us agaiu, "eatiu '''l5 'uo
same cheerfui lace ana peariIg al . tue ear
MARKS OF the old veteran oi our press; ine
correspondents IN washington ana ise"
York write to 1t as readaoiy as ever anu
every department shows evidence OF renew
ed enterprise ano I yigof Inc @ eo1,serl oe-
70 llys ana prosper a'ooiee ssa's,
Mr. pEtoNEAiSh' 'ne faoS s9u sp',''eu
ed'tor ol tne o@'0''"ea'e, .pa' '''au'' '"'
puoi'0aaon u 'na' paper o'A,''1SO' ~..
N'eSS'', ~ ", oinnoAA e"'No, -, anN
llMhop, wen hoo"n :n'D'u auu aPpse0'ateu a'no's
the llteratenrs OF the Soutn, assist 10 1ne
eaitor'a' department lug >Oa'o'''''''''
comes out 10 "a new dress ana IN an en'
tirely ne" style-resemoiing tnas OF sne
English press; and presents very atsrac'
tive appearance! We regret that It IS moi
published at che Capitol.
The La''re"s0'tle HeraIdhas also wheeled
into lihe: Except h. l.. MCGOWAN Esq )
who continues as the leading editor every
one connected with this othce fell IN 'oattie
proprietor JouFneVmen' apprentices al
" ha' 'eaf.u'' ye' noO'o t''oiu D'
Paper y fe'iseu5 y niessis. oAh"' "
olhfsos'a as Puplisne's .anu ~ hll p1se'o"'
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ENQUIRER CLUB RATES.
PER YEAR--IN ADVANCE
IN SPECIE. IN "GREENB.

. IN SPECIE. IN "GREENBACKS." :"
q COPIES,...S 4 5O.............S o 90
COPIES,... 75............. 12 so
10 COPIES. :. IL 50..........:.. as 90
and an extra copy to the person making a
club of ten.
After club has been returned and the
money paid, the person making the club
may add as many more subscribers at the
rate of the original club, as is desired.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

D@- Rev. L. A. JOHNSON will preach
at the Methodist Church, in this place, on
next Sabbath, at 103 o'clock, A. NJ. Also,
at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, for the colored people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
It will be remembered that the prices
quoted below are in currency unless other.
wise specified. zs,,,s,,3..sl

CaiRLorrE, Nov 90 Brokers paying l4s for Gold,
and 40 for silver. tTf +asi:.4Zg - Z.
CnARLEsros, Nov. lS.-Broken purchase gold at l46
and sell at l48.
RIcuMoNp, Nov 10s-The Richmond Enquirer says that
during Saturday, gold was bought usual by the brokers
at l46 and sold 147 silver In the usual proportion
Some changes occur in the prices of bank notes. which we
ps sourn % casoLisiNBank % OF Camden, 80; Bank of
Chailestc, %; Bank OF Chester 2 Bank Of George-
town, Bunk of Hnmbufy, % Bank of Newbery, 80
Bank Of South Carolina 20 Bank Of State Of
Bank, Columbia, 20; Fanner and Exchange, IS; Mer-
chants, Cheraw, o. Peoples Bank, IS; Planters Bank
49, Planters and Mechanics Bank, %; Southwestern
Railroad Bank, 30; State Bank Is; Union Bank, 20.
= NORTH CARoLINA.-Bank of Cape Fear, 45 Bank Of
Charlotte IS Bank Of Clarendon, 49, Bank of Commerce
Bank OF North Carolina IS Bank Of Ro1boro' 40; Bank
of Thomasville 40 Bank Of Wadesborough, 80 Bank o
Washington 16 Bank Of Wfmington 25; Bank Of Yam.
ceyvnie, 16; Commercial Bank, Wilmington, @ Farmers
Bank Of North Carolina, 40 Greensboro Mutual 1nsu
rance Company, 22 Merchants Bank, Newbern, 40; MI
ners' and Planters Bank, 40. .l.... 4, .
New Yoak, Nov. 1.-THE gold market was steady the
opening and closing price being l4 and the only deviation
Y downward - -, -, -...
~ COMMERCIAL. - x
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 2o.-But little cottnn changed hands
ming The Democrat quotes IS to 40 cents per pound IL
CHARLESTON, Nov. ls.2The receipts of cotton for ht
past week have been quite light and transactions are ne
cessarly limited. Good Middng brings a to Is cent
AuousTA, Nov. 17-Cotton market duh and very little
offering We quote from 40 to 45c from wagons. ~ te
90 In gold.
New YORK, Nov. I7.-Upland Cotton may b.. quoted a:
follows: Ordinary, IS; Midding 81 Good mlddlns' aa'
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Subscribers who find q (X) cross mark on
the wrapper or margin of their paper, will
understand that the time paid for has ex-
pired. 49,.
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CASH I

We wish it distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and
Job work are cash. - ...--
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NJ
OF our 1fienos 10 tue eooaps. ".s =
enjoy the Densn's Of pos's. lA0.'ts' 0l =.
are pfom'sse . u' : . 4:
2, sne .sy, ~ - aba,;l,J,la,
= ~. a"eoN' =, =. :. ,.,....,,,.,.,,;a.
sne oa'a Voc = - 80 an.
:" feeo''e :" a0 ''''..s'', -. !. J,
!. i'uS' Z. 'ls -. :
without exception, any. mail facilities
vb.tsver ve haven doubt that the Post
Master General will consent to make the
modification applicable to all appointees.
- So -. I. !. :.
s,l.,.,:.' - ~. ~ a.,,s,..as ~ - ! p,ss;,ens
= .. . ~ o..,.a,5s = .,I,f.; <,
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-. S...a !. ss ees oao os wb;ob abopt
90 0oo, ,af,f,. .h... thsen Granted : since i 500.
,.,.,a..a... .bs t.,,o, a.bt y.
MI. An, 4. oom,n,arativelv small indeed
the renort of the Comptroller, as stated in
tbe Phesnia. exhibits our finances in o com.
parativeiS favorable condlsien. z
r,rr - =. 1oT1M. prpnmroNs
The returns Of the recent elections in
North Carolipa, preliminary tothe re.orean.
;za,;on If tbe nermanept tetloyernmert,
have = not been definitely iassacertained. =
.Enonob ;s known. however. to- render ii
certain ,tbst JONATHAN ztWoRTH, ESQ.,,
State Treasurer, has been elected Governor,
over Goyerhor HOLDEN, by majority Of
several thousand. -
The elections for Congress SO far as heard
from have resulted in the defeat Of. the nltra
Union candidates, ia every District. In sbe
9Th (the Mecklenburp) District, the vote
o,o,ds for WA1Kup .a455. for RAMSAY,
aao7. g, s1o., 1soa The Ra,eiob Pro.
80. .,...,, Az. -, :h.. hsen e,oo,
- ~, 6, ..ts ). -. o..n
s g ..... -, y. - ?
DIHEcT TAAEs. 60.
IL io sae oi'ou i''" :. 's"'',,'..>>'. 'A t'ses
passed an aes' ieYylng . aifecs va VI ."eu
y ml'''onS Oh ooiiaiS' upon 'ea' ''ss''' =
all the otaeeS' iuciuoine 'noSe VI ING oou'n
ana 10 'ne ia''e'' "as s'Osequ'u' pl'
s'aea ena' 'ne 'aA 'nou,u oOu'.''u'o ''
on s.a'g the ianos' Wnicn migns 0e so'u upou ~,
iaui' u pay"e"e' "none.'i poD''o''' .0N''
,oe obtained Dy sne 'on.seo osases -omoefS'
Uuder this act, sales OF iands nave oeen
made in few instances, IN the sou@..
In the Northern States, the privilege was
given to each to assume the amount OF the
tax, and pay 1t IN hulk This was done
and the people OF those States were assessed
FOR the smount IA theF general taxes. .'E:.,
We see It stated .na' the Secretary q
the Treasury mas received letter from
Governor PERRY OF our o'ate' asking '1a'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Allen Observation-Disclosures for sale. -. Z. ---s.y
T. 9. Jeferys-Fire Insurance.
Floyd, Dobson Co~-Bank Notes Wanted.-
Enquirer Ofice-Rags Wanted.
%. A. Brown, Q. Y.p-citatlon5F. A. & Joseph Doug
hss-Joseph Douglass, deceased. -. 2.ss ..sy..
G. r. Ratchford-Tinner Wanfed. y -
]. A. Brown, o. T. D.-Gianon-col. w. c. Bea'ty-Ios
/" Poag, deceased. 60
A. B. Sprines-Pfntatjon fof sale. - -, -.
j. A. Brown, Secretary ty-DaIly train on X. M. r. r:
B. T. Wheeier-Plantationf for Rent. -s-ss -
]. A. Brown, o. Y. D-Cltation-Margaret L.C Davis
Col. Thomas Davis, deceased. ef -,
w. H. Mccorie-Anction Sale Of Feather Bed, Bureau
Glass Ware, &c. ~ >-s-s 9 tsSr'Hy' % -
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atraps aud fatts.

fsaps aud FACTS,
An important suit, the United States
70. the Southern Methodist Publishing
House, has been dismissed, the defendant
paying costs.
An examination has proved that
eight hundred houses in Petersburg, Viz
ginia, were struck BY shells during the tight
ing before that place.
- President Madison once said that
ssthe blacks could never be elevated to politi-
cal equality with us without special mir
acle, which would tnrn them all waite."
The best time to frame an answer to
the letters Of friend is the moment you re.
ceiys them then the warmth of friendship,
snd the intelligence received, most forcibly
cooperate
--- Mai, Gee, the keeper of the Salisbury
Prison, when the mortality amongst FEEDER.
al prisoners was greatest, has been arrested
in Florida, and issimprisoned in Washing
49, Il
.'ss 49,. - s.s,ss -.
Englsnd and Scotland is a million and q
half. One fourth Of the population Of Liver
pool, and one.ffth of that Of Glasgow, is
z s.sa W. 49,. - : -. .,
S z slasss oa.'o. aas saa. -. 80 10
,.ms. 'ss 10y s. =. - - t.ta oors of
sas, Aue y -sas 80. - - -
snnu' - ..ss..;ssn oan as; :. ~ ~. sff''
lug = sne 'unueisisueu.
a Wv.aau pe'Is e,Jo.ue1 " ~ VIZ -
lees 9. k'nanssa On eef nusOanus suu o',us u!
olasnAs !. Soala nsap ooa'. .s = ,h";,;.s. ~ nas
nssa, ..pI; s;sa,. ss .le de /. I =. of aooan
~. r.N ~
Ine Natenez oo'srser tninAs sns' II
governor broWniow were 70 ole ana go 70
the deuce, ne Wouid assert MS rlgnt 10 the
& etoMl, anu S'ue uesii "ouiu 'e niei''S ''eu'
tsl1.goselnor "a sne e'u'ef''
Yhe memphis "APPsae newspaper,
which during the war peegrlnated through
Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia, and Ala
bans, has been revived at ils original place
ofpablication. -
'--- A model. young lady, Just graduated
from 8 certain distant academy, remarked
the other day; 'sI cannot deceive how the
young gentleman can drink to snch recess,
when they know it is SO conjurious to their
institutions. "
A number of prominent Abolition
politioians have. been arrested in New Ter.
: sew sex on the charge of bribery at the recent
election in that State. Among those arrest
ed were General Kirkpatrick and the Depu.
~ Collector Of Internal Revenue. -
s.--. The New York Journal of Com.
merce is informed that the Fepians are ma.
. k;np considerable purchases of fire arms
IN tbat c;tv Tbeu are sa;d 10 be rather IN.
,a;Ha,ant ss.to aus,;tv The troas IN nj.
ssols 3 .l.o 5br;.t sr the sou,harn no,tst
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shr. an.h,;no tbe nronr;etor. - oomrnn,
.c,ata r;th their bns;nass agents in d;s.. y,
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23

h~ Our thanks are due and hereby ten:
dered to Capt. D. D. MOORE, Rev. j. M.
ANDERSON, and Mr.. E. E. McCAFFREY,
for late Northern papers. , .--. -.