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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

of the warehouses that were closed for
years are being opened. Vicksburg, in
like. manner, never was more busy, and
Memphis never had such palmy days. The
population of the latter city is greater than
it ever was; houses and stores are not to
be obtained, and there is great activity in
trade andscommerce."
ALABAMA.-The Alabama State Conyen.
ton assembled at Montgomery, on Thurs
day 2last--about ninety members present.
Ex-Governor FITZPATRICK, was chosen
President by aoclamation. @
The delegates comprised many of the
ablest and best men in the State. It is
supposed that the action of the body will
pretty closely follow that Of the Mississippi
Convention. Governor Parsons believes
and hopes that resolutions permitting negro
testimony in the courts will be passed.
In any event, the doings Of the Conyen-
ton willbe of q decidedly conservative tone.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1.-THE Times
Montgomery special despatch of the 18th
instant, says the State Convention adopted
resolutions to appoint committee of one
member from each judicial district to re.
port an amendment to the Consultation in
order to restore the State in her relations
with the Federal Government
Governor Parsons has recently issued a
proclamation from which he should think
there issome trouble throughoa.the State,
Here is an extract: -
"Grimes Of all kind appear to be alarm
ringly on the increase, but especially cotton
stealing. Men goin large bands, armed
and disguised and in the night. IndiVid
uals come home and seek personal. redress
Of injuries, real or fancied-taking the
law into their own hands. Reports to this
effect come to me from all parts. Of the
State" ~. s-@
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n9- At a meeting of the pew holders Of
the "Church of the Good Shepperd' in
Yorkville, on Thursday evening last, the
following gentlemen were elected Vestry
and Wardens.
Wardens.-Col. W. B. WILSON, DR..
ALEXANDER MOORE.
Festy.-Msj. J. W. AVERY, Col. A.
COWARD, W. B. METGs, Esq, W. A.
MOORE Esq,
W. B. METTs, Esq, was at the same
time elected Secretary and Treasurer.
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p@ We are under obligation, this week,
to the following gentlemen, for newspaper
favors Mr.. T. c. H. DUKES, Charleston ;
Mr.. T. D. GILLESPIE, Express Agent, Mr..
CHARLES FRAZIER, Post Master, and W.
j. YATES, ESQ, Editor of the Democrat,
Charlotte; Mr.. E. E. McCAFFREY, Rock
Hill; Rev. JAMES SToNEY,; Mr.. A. F.
MCCONNELL, Capt: T. S. JEFFERTs, Mr..
R. B. HAYNE, and W. E. ROSE, Esq,
Yorkyille:
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erection ls astonishing. Such energy, 1t
says, was never seen before there.
The Postof6ce Department is each day
ordering the establishment of new postofices
and letting mail contracts throughout all
Of the Southern STATES, as well as the Bor.
der States. THERE'S no want of candidates
forethe position Of postmaster. The con.
tract rates for carrying the mails both by
water and railin ths South have been made
thus far at greatly reduced rates, when COM:
pared with previous prices farthe same ser
vice. Some of thslssgest contracts are be-
ing let to Northefnimen .........The Char.
lesion Courier Of the 18th says that the
President has parioned Hon. WILLIAM
AIKEN. '..''.''.T The Virginia Congressional
elections take place bn the 12th,of October.
Hon. VIM. H. SEWARD, Secretary Of
State, son and daughter, made .; flying visit
to Richmond last Iweek.......".JoHN @.
BREoKHNRIDaE, folmerly Secretary Of War
Of the Confederate States, was in Quebec
on Monday of last week, go. : " -. =. Orders
have been issued by the War Department.
for the immediate mastering out of service
Of all regiments Of colored troops enlisted
in the Northern States, now serving in Yir.
ginia, North Carolina, Florida, Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas. There are at
present ntupwards of one hundred major and.
brigadier-generals still in Government ser.
vice unemployed, in addition to the large
number mustered out of service recently.
.........C. L. VALLANDINeHAM, isra can.
didate for the United States Senate from
Ohio. ..:.Gen. SMITH d. ATKINS, of
the United States Army, was married on.
the 23d ultimo, at Chapel Hill, N: c., to-
Miss ELEANOR 81. SWAIN, daughter of
Ex-Governor SWAIN. ..........The Tennessee
Episcopal Convention, in session at Nash,
vile, on the 7th instant, nominated Rev.
CHARLES T. QUINTARD for Bishop of the
Diocese of Tennessee. He Was elected on
the first ballot. ..:......Late adyices from
.
Europe states that the cholera appears to
be receding to parts from whence It came.
.:.......Judge HALLIBURTON, the author
of "Sam Slick il. dead. man
was recently arrested in Iowa, on charge
Of attempting to murder his wife. After
preliminary examination, hewas admitted
to bail in the sum Of fue hundred dollars I
Wives must be cheap out West. ...:..... 49,. !;
Major VIM. LAVAL, died at Greenyille, s,
c., on Tuesday Of lastweeks He.hashere.
tofore held various Offices under the State
government-Secretary Of State, Treasurer
and Comptroller General. At the time of
his death he was seventy-seven gears of
age..........RosE's Hotelis as fragrant as
ever. aoh, my love, is like the red, red
rose. "......... Several of our friends from
Rock Hill have been in town this week and
seem to have enjoyed themselves hugely
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FROM oHARLEsToN :
Prom me new Y0rk. .HeIaId. lath llnssant.
GHARLEsToN |, Sept. 8, q


!. The resnit Of the election in this city for
members Of the Convention has been nn
overwhelming defeat of the InioD ticket
and the triumph Of the old poIiticiapa The
aggregate number Of yotes:p led vas eleven
hundred and ninety two -about one third
of the votes usually cast at elections before
the war. The highest number Of votes q:
ceived by any one candidate waseight hna.
-drsd- aud eighty one, which were rsiled Tor
the Hon. Charles Macbeth, former Mayor;
of the city. Collector Mscksy, the pfirci.
pal candidate On the Union Nickst, fe.
-ceiyed but one hundred da6z tsirty ss5sn
yo.es. Amarked feature 10 the counting
Of the votes was that nearly t#o thirds Of
the tickets in the various ballot boxes Mete
written, showing the personal prsferences
Of the votsrss g r ~; - &:
Election day passed off very very sqaistiy No
soldiers we're permitted sabont fhe polls
General Bennett,s orders to- the ofioefsof
the day were that no guard should be sta..
toned IL any Of the ward precinota, d1leas
special request was made By The manageka.
No request was made necessary
The citizens generally are sery much
pleased with the result, and deny that any
issue of unionist or secessionist was raised
in the selection and election Of candidates.
They claim that they are all Union and no
thing else, and that all viii cordially sup
port the views and policy Of the sdministra.
ton. AS an evidence of this inte1tiou they
instance the election of p. j. Coogan5an
open and ayowed Uniopist dufing the war,
who received a Respectable and successful
vote. 80. ss.,,s.. u. 81, !. s q. ssss..s
On the other hand, the friends Of Dr. a.
.G. Mackey and the aUniop ticket yies.
the result as complete triumph Of the old
huukers and secessionists. Tie election of
Mr.. Coogan, they say, was effected By that
candidate merging himself With the seces-
sionists. The Union men and former friends
of Mr. Coogan have no confidence in any
good resulting from his election. They also
say the most monstrous falsehoods, cslhm-
nies and ISLANDERS we're heaped upon DR..
Maokey's personal character TO effect his
defeat he was openly and uniformly de.
nounced in street. conversations as g traitor
to his native State in her time oftfo1bfe and
distress. Many Of the Masonic brotherhood
opposed Dr. Mackey on account, Of his visit
North, which they characterized as abeg.
ging tour, Notwithstanding that visit was
made at the urgents solicitasicns of his North
ern brethren To fact, the Union men claim
that all sorts Of liesand tricks were resorted
to for the purpose Of keeping their caudi.
date-the friend Of, Uniouism, popular
rights aud progressive insproyements,-arav
from the, ,r nysntiou faarfal Of hin infalIec.
tusI abilities and influence iu@ @uprootine
,oSl;,orol,,, and a,;;s,acraou .ssss
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Expenses.

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The government is designed to promote the prosperity
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The Boarding Department..
Tho Government.

Good board will be furnished students In the building
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Preparatory Department,
Religious Element.

preparatory department is arranged for all Misses
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Calend ar.

Fall Term commences September list, and closes IL
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uton. .....a
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Rev. 7. g. MATHER. A0ent.
Rev. II. s. BRUNsON, !
J. II. ROBERTSON,
FAYETrE, Fayette County, Iowa, Aug. l, 1854. 21t
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Y THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1864.
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Morse's Expectorant

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25
sHERIFF'S SALES.

Ty virtue of certain writs Of Vcnditioni Exponas,
I,eyaria Faclas and Plurius Leynrin Fucias issued
out of the Court Of Common Plcos of Norhunber-
land county and to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House, In the Borough OF
.Synbury, on Monday the 3lst day of MARCH, ID.
1865, at ono o'clock 7. Nj, the following described
real estate to wit
All that certain lot of ground situate in the town
Of Shanokin In the county and state aforesaid to-
gether with all the appurtenapces thcrcunto belong
ing bounded and described follows, on plan Of sad
town lots No. three 81 In block number 100, to-
gcther with the hsfeditamcnts and appurtenanccs
Seized taken M Mexccution and to be sold as tho
property of George Shipp.
Also, all those certain contiguous lots Of ground,
situate in the town of Trcv9rton, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit bounded on the north by Shamokin
street, the east by lots formerly owned by Michael
Wertman, on the south by alley, and on the west
by lots of BENJAMIN Patton, being marked in the
plan of said town as lots number ., o. s. and part
of lot number a. in block No 100, which is erected
u largo dwelling house buil1 of brick, &C.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as tho
property of Charles p. Heicnstein, administrator
of Edward llclfensten, deceased
Also all that certain four story, with basement five
story brick building intended for hotel, messuage
aud tenement situate in the lower part OF Shamokin,
aud county of Northumberland, Pennsylvania. fifty
two icet in front and ffty-two feet in DEPTH bound
cd on the north by the street or space on the bank Of
the Shamokn creek on the south by Arch street, on
the east by Market street, in block number thirty
seven ms designated and marked upon the general
plan Of said town Of Shamokin, and occupying parts
OF lots number one two and three upon said block
number thrty-seyen
Seized tabrn in execution and to be sold the
property of David Longucckcr and Susan Longnecker
his wife.
VIM NJ. WEAVER, Sheriff.
Sherihs Office, Sunbury, Feb. IS. 1855.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

BY virtue of a certain writ Of Frvr Facius iHsued
out of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Northumber-
land county, and to me directed will be exposed to
public sale, at the Public House Of Thomas Foulds
in the town of TREV0RTON. ON THURSDAY the
9th day Of fMARCH, A. D. 1867 at 10 clock A. NJ,
all the following described Lots Pieces Of Gronni
to wit
Lots Nos l2 and IL in block No. I3i sttunie in
Trevorton, Zerbe tow nship Northumberland county,
Pennsylvania, bounded and described rs follows
the cast by Eleventh street south by Coal street
west by lot No IL in same block and north by an
alley containing in width each 2j feet and in depth
$50 feet whereon erected two story frame s0ro
and dwelling house, frame stable. &c.
Also, upon Lots Nos. 10 and II in i1ock No I3l
situate in same town, tnwnshsp, county and State
bounded on the east by Dot No ~ in same block. or
the south by Con street, west by lot No. in sane
block, and on the north sy IN alley rSng. III
width Is feet and IN 2e pths I'm Sash. wAe,eaM arr
erected two story fIans house with hassms snt, !.
Also, upon lots Nos. LQ l. fGapt ~. in lAaek NJ
e. situate in same tsw,i cGaaty ami STATE sbnnded
the east by Els saoath stnesh on tho,ysaih'js Mar
kot street, iS west - let No. r. ana beGh an3
the north by x4 Road each co1aai :.asr in sitlts
25 feet and IN dspa }2p fees- oN ipclosed vhereon
are erected "a, hts NGs 12and IL u butcher buuaor
and on | OF No "a an 3pca she'd, &c,
Also, uT.ga ht No. Z 8, a.a, arisrrfocFrtSo. i7i
situate in tha sanstown. csi>Bt and State,- hsund 81
the nSnrh sy Siapssin street TIA. Vssss. .a,I AT
No +, in sane block, en the sanAfse On al'e-. ard
the cast bE Switch. Eaok. Sad lGts SCs-. and
large 3nabl9 frame dwelling huuHee twe stories
high VITA basaaent, fraSae stable vsll Os Sater
the dogr &c. Iot No . has D. warehtr,sa arcCted On
it,
Also un.n tots Nos. I, 2gs. nj .srscR ~ 1oo
in same tswn, oouaty, anll, S,ate, bounded ea III,
west fs tenth street o., the, ta ,,-snss b icl
Back- aal on the North Srun arev. whcrcor nr.
erected asiant VI ad lscksmith sle sail Suibling.
are ntt owned b. Sa yFesO
Alsi. ufsn lots Nos 9 aaG 10i III bicek,, No'S5 il
same sewn oguat :, and, Strto h,,nied c.. tie ncstr
by Masked street oa tAG aeuth h, a-- sliesron til,
west iy lot Nns, in Sane. looi:- and G,,thc cna, b,
lot NJ. 3D. "a sa,ua blDet containing IL width eaci
% feat and in G.eptH l24,seet
Afe, s9on lots Nos -. aa,t, %, 10 BIhe s SC. 81
situa1a Il. 5ans tna, county, and s,ase buunl e,h @,
the .ast , Els->e,t i, ,rns north b, m aIr,
anh the west by los Sa-i iatas suns blc.ls con
iaiu1 in yidt, creh q fest. and in ls.th w feet
Ilh1, upan lnts Nos Q aud 10 IA sslpas Sloes stu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

Others were expected to run in on the night
Of the 18th.
The first flag over Sumter wos raised by
Captain Henry NJ. Bragg, all aide on General
Gilmore's staff, having for stag an oar and
boat hook lashcd together.
The houses in the lower part of the city
were completely riddlcd by cur shot and
she'll The wealthy part of the population
have deserted the city and now MI that re-.
main arc the poorer classes, who are suffer
ing from want of food.
1t was reported at Hilton Head that the
left wing of shermans army had reached
midway Oh ttr Citatlestcn and Augusta
Railroad, and that tine rebels IN conseq uence
had evacuated nrsAchville sAd had fallen
back on Orangeburg.
A movement ha. bech made by the forces
under Gen. Hatch, which resulted ii the
capture of six guns which the rebels had
abandoned. The carriages were destroy.
ed