Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-23
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+ General VIM. ]. Hardee Was IN a. Sasan:
nah ut last accounts !. 5 ;-::. 80. -.
- Howell Cobb has determined 70 iocste
in Macon, for the purpose OF practicing law
The Small pox is prevailing Of Raleigh,
North Carolina. -. :.
=. Ii is said that General Ewell will make
his home in Nashville. I, ..,s....,: ::
Maj. Gen. D. b. Hill is residing at
Davidson College, NC. Brig. Gen. b. Nj.
Law, is a resident Of Yorksille.
"A large number of the. members Of, the,
new Legislature Of Mississippi were Confed.
crate soldiers. Many are wounded: .5
- Large numbers Of Nav Hampshire
farmers, are selling their lands and going
South and West to. settle. ,s:...is..>s : :
There has been paid TO thearmy since
the beginning of the. rebellion 81, ,O20,ooo,-
900. -: = *. !, 8, =,
Poker Sharpe says his wife is equal to
Eve ssfalls, ,"--beauti.ful, duti.fui, arm.ful,
youthful, and awful l--.Boston Post.
Betting is immoral, but how can the
man tho bets be any worse than the man
who is no betterf, ~: -: ss..ss. 81 81
-The order which, required illadies in
Georgia to take the oath before receiving
letters from the post Office has been recin:
.ded. ~. f,.s,.s szas;sss;' szass.; -..e.:..sss
- Raphael semmes, late Admiral of the
Confederate navy, has settled in. Mobile To
practice law. We hope he may be success.
ful '..:' -; -, : 10: 80:
- The Grand Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance, ofNorth Carolina, will meet at
Jacobs Fork, Catawba County, on the 9th
of next month ) - q, -. 80
At the Philadelphia fair for the benefit
of the Soldiers and Sailors Home, the man
.useript will of Gen. Washington was sold to
Mr.. Jay Cooke, for 81 900.
The celebrated Sir Boyle Roch once
declared in. Parliament: .sSir, Il world
give up half-nay, the aohols ofthe Consti-
tu.ion, to pressrye The remainder"
= The Governor Of Georgia has transmitted
to the State Convention yoluminous docu-
ments, advising the State to claim the cot
ton, which was taken possession Of By Gen.
Sherman's army. g.,,&-y
{. - The Danville Register reports that the
negro women about that town have recently
destroyed number of theirinfant children,
and that the military authorities have ar.
rested some of them on this. charge,
MIR. Swain sent by the government a.
broad on financial mission officially re-.
ports that with a. wise aud correct policy
there will be no limit to the demand for our
securities abroad. Va .:-.5-;.,,a
- The "National Express Company" has
been organized, with Gen. Joseph E. John.
son as President. The employees are to be
wholly from disabled officers and soldiers of
the Confederate and Federal armies. -.
= Gov: Humphreys, of Mississippi, has
called on. the people of that State to organize
military eompaaissso. aid the-eisil authori-
ties il maintaining order. He cautions
them against expressing the freedmen,
- The Postmaster General has issued or:
iders for the discoutinuauce of the carriage
ofletters by route agents, to points between
post-ofhces. This is done to induce the peo:
pie to apply for the establishment of postal
facilities. .,....-..-
During the, quarter just ended, says the
Era, it has cost Atlanta S7G0 to bury the
pauper negroes who have died there. In
several cases negroes have been detected
smuggling their dead into the city in order
to have them buried at the city expense
- The Mississippi Legislature has direc.
ted a tax to be levied to support disabled
Confederate soldiers children. Bills have
been introduced to compel railway compan.
les to have seperats cars for negroes to sus.,
pend all collection laws Of the State, aud to
tax all suits brought in United States courts
The greatest man is he who chooses
the right with invincible resolution !; who
resists the sofest temptations: from Within
and without; who bears the heaviest burden
cheerfuilY !; who is the calmest.in storms;
and whose reliance on fafthsapd virtue, and
GOD, is the most upfalteriug.
From the first Of July to the present
time, $4,000 have, been forwarded from
the Nashville post Office to the dead letter
Office in epvelops, having nothing on them
but the name of the person to whom direct
ed, without town, county, or post Office Or
without any address at all, or with revenue
instead of postal stamps.
- The United States Assessors at Allan.
ia, Georgia, asks the Con- missioue.s of In.
ternal Revenue whether the certificate of
an officer to an amnesty oath of an ex-rebel
should be stamped. The commissioners de.
cides that such certificate, whether the oath
be taken before civil or military officer,
requires stamp, which should be cancelled
by the person taking the oath. .
The heads of Departments at Washing.
ton are busy 10 preparing. their reports for
Congress, land most of them will present a
satisfactory condition of their affairs, it is
believed. The General Post Office, under
the efficient administration of Governor
DenOisou, has not only greatly extended its
service at large expense, but will exhibit. a
surplus accumulation of about million of
dollars Tax payers will be glad of this.
There is said to be movement on foot,
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