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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., 8. q

SEPTEMBER 10, 1866. '
The Provisional Governor of South Carolina has appoint
ed the following named gentlemen Special Aids for the
purpose of assisting him in the discharge Of his official d
ties reconsuctng the State and restoring her to all Of
her civil and political rights In the Federal Union
WILLIAM l.. TRENHOLM, Of Charleston city.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, of Beaufort District. 2 -
|. WADE HAMPTON, Jr., Of Columbia. :. S..
ROBERT G. McCAW, of Yorkvlle. t''s.
WILLIAM II. EVANS, Of Society bill. se5 &.
/. JAMES II. HARRISON, Of Anderson village.
The above named gentlemen will receieve aud commu-,
nlcate TO the Provisional Governor, BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN PERRY, all information which they may deem advl
sable as to the condition Of the State its czens the freed
men, the home police and military ganisons They will
likewise report TO him byetter at his headquarters, at
GreenviIe Court House.
WIN. n. PERRY,
. .,s..1 .,sz.5 * ga = Private Secretary, &c.
October - -..s 25 - 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19

CONNECTICUT HAS SPoKEN.-As was
announced i'd telegram last week, the
people of Connecticut at their regent elec-
ton decided not to give the negro popula-
ton of that State the right of suffrage
This action on the part of Connecticnt will
have widespread effect throughout all the
States. It knocks away, TOO, very heavy
support Of the Radical Republican party,
snd, at the same time, addsa pillar to the
Administration structure. AS a conse.
quence cf this proceeding, unlimited com.
ments appear in nearly all the Northern
journals. Judging from the general tone
of the Northern press the people endorse
the action of Connections. A few papers,
among them the Tribune, look upon the re.
suit of the election as most disastrous to the
future welfare Of the freedmen They pass
severe censures on fbe State for depriqing
not only the three. thousand of her black
population of the privilege Of voting, but
for setting an example which it is thought
will be followed by nearly all the Northern
and certainly all the Southern States, IN
their elections. 1t is argued that the North
cannot now reasonably expect the South to
grant the right of negro suffrage. The
Radicals will have their hands full to sweep
away the impression which the election has
left on the minds of the people in the other
Northern States. For the reason that Con-
neoticut has refused to admit Of negro suf.
frage, why not deprive her of representation
in the National Congress9 It'll threatened
by the Radicals that South Carolina shall
pot be represented in the Congress unless
she give her negro population the right of
voting; and why should there be differ:
enoe made between the two States2 This
is question which We will leave our Radi-
cal friends to answer Charleston Netes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19
9gnle1leal..

MIaRlRDon Thursday, the 5th insta,, BY Rev. W.sW.
Carothers, Mr.. WIN. N,GUY and Miss AMANDhPOR-
TER, both Of Chester District. '3.',r5 ~ NHs,se
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19

INTERESTING TESTIMONY MTHE CASE
OF WIRz.-George W Reynolds, who tes-
titled in the Wirz trial, on Wednesday,
made some curioua and Interesting state.
ment. The following is q summary Of his
evidence:
"Hewas taken prisoner while a.spy, in
the national service, Anderaonville stock
ade was much IKE = compact city. There
wereSS, ,ooo prisoners a.ne pen was laid Oh OF
IN streets, ana mos. OF tne vocatlons known
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed aLIMITED PARTNERSHIP
under the name of JOHN MAY for the buying andselng
Snuff, Segns, Wines Liquors, Fancy Articles, &c. The
place business Of the m Is 20 be In the town Of York
special partner and has contributed m nctun cns
sum; of FIFTEEN NHUNDREDD0LLARS. JOHN MAY
the general partner Said Partnership commences this
day. and 10 continue for the term Of two this
date September S, 1865. JOEL w. RAWLINSON,
.'s.'5 - JOHN MAY. = ssa.SsS,,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19

DIsp-In Yorkyine, on Friday lathinst., Mr.. JEROME
B. KERR, nged about 43 years. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19
Firearms from England.


An interesting paper. relative TO the small
arms trade of Birmingham. was read few
days ago before the British Association
We extract the following: @El.zs.-.s7
. "From the returns I have in my posses.
sion, I have drawn out as accurately as
possibly can, the number of arms maIufac,
factured in Birmingham and elsewhere, for
the Americans, during the last four years.
The first shot was fired at Fort Sumter, on
the 18th of April, 1851. On the 9th Of May
following, FIVE purchasers Of arms, some COM
missioned BY different Northern States, 9th.
ers by private spectators, arrived in Birms
ingham. Bach had SO wel ikept secret the
object ot MS mission, tnas wnen tney found
themselves an engaged IN birmingham ON
the same errana' tney suspected eaon otner
OF puronasing 1or Sne enemy, ana tneiF any,
le1y was Increased aooo.aIns.s .s. sosseafe sne
10" :noassae sAy mn suas s @e.s t snel .u.eso.e
~ pians "a o.s. .ae -" io ~ ana nsue aeae @ AZ
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ss-ln ~ 1ssa On the remoyal M of tho am.
h.r1o ono s,.omsr took an, from son.bamn
."n o, ~ ,s.s than ohou, an ooo rifeo - Nap
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- - .,II ~ "a :. tIo
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t9ae III que hon'n-Isne upoo'r VI oo'opel,
lS6S-6U,S4S rltte barrels were proved,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19

refused. He thinks Governor Magofin,
Mr.. Breckenridge and others are merely
floating with the tide of Southern feeling
IN Kentucky, not leading it. That Cover
nor jackson, of Missouri, is in advance Of
his people, and is leading, to the utmost Of
his bower, in defence Of the South. Thinks
that true Kentuckians, headed by military
leaders, such as Butler, should retire, and
rally, and organize at Union City CT other
points in Tennessee, and, When armed and
organized, should advance and occupy the
military frontier of Kentucky. Thinks that
The apprehension that the Northern forces
viii attempt to descend the Mississippi will
hardly be realized-thst it would scarcely
be possible to succeed. That if they at
tempt it they will scarcely asaail the battery
near Memphis, but will land and penetrate
the country east Of the Mississippi, GROSS
she Forked Deer high up, and attempt to
take Memphis in the rear. That their
steamboats, cannot pass the batteries, if well
sp,uparted, and that all the rifles of the pop.
ulatiCu in that part of the State should be
made available in supporting the batteries
Thinks tr,ey will not attempt to descend on
the. Arkansss side, because they could moi
gettheiirr stsambaats down the river without
frst taking the batteries.
In discussing the plan Of throwing the
military force Of Tennessee npon the ohio
and Mississippi frontiers Of Kentucky IT.
doubts whether Governor Magofin will give
his consent. Learns that the Hon. John >
Grittsnden isbeginning to break ground fo'
the South, and that his SON Tom is raisipe
aregiment. -.
What was left of the machinery at Har
pers Ferry has been removed to Richmond,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
FROM WILMINGTON,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, January 81. (
To M,ioy General Die:
The following telegram has been received
ty this Department, from Lieutenant Gen.
eral Grant: ..
(sgned) E. II. STANTON.
CfrT PoIgr, January %.
To Hon. Edirin n. Stanton, Sscr.taryef Var:
One Of my staff has just returned from
Fort Fisher with dispatches from General
Terry, from which | extract the following !:
On the 18th the enemy blew up Forts Gas
we'll and Camsbell, and abandoned them and
the works Of Smiths Island, sud those at
Slnithvlle and Reeves Point. Each place
was occupied by the navy. The whole NUM-
Der Of guns captured amount TO 1872. A
large number of small arms also fell into our
hands, besides quantities Of ordinance and
comnissary stores.
Our casualties prove smaller than At first
reported. They foot up thus: Twelve Off
GERS and one hundred and seven men killed,
forty five officers and four hundred and nine
ty men wounded.
(sIsned) Us. GRAN.
Lieutenant General
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
NEWS nY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
The Chicago Tribune briefly sums up the

The Chicago Tribune briefly sums up the
military situation a, last dates:
Gen. Terry's ofi>isl report confirms the
destruction by the rebels of Fort Caswcl',
and the captGre by our forces of more i'm
portant works thereabouts, making SUN
total Of 1862 cannon to be charged to the
credit of our gallant army and navy. The
rebel force at Charleston is reported 10 have
| concentrated near Branchvic to resist Sher.
mans advance, while the inhabitants Of the
doomed city were evacuating it. Ii is also
confirmed that one Of Shcrman's corps
probably Howard's-has reinforced Terry on
his march against Wilmington. 1t is hciiev-
ed at Washington that this latter place was
captured on Monday by combined attack
of our army and navy. The Shenandoah
Valley SO long the scene or conflict and Of
victory, again appears in the military dis
patches, Esrly's pickets having fallen back T.,
indicating rebel retreat towards Lynch.
burg. .-...
--On the cath, q rebel feet numbering
Ave vessels came down the James from Rich
tnond for the purpose Of destroying Govern.
ment dcpcts and stores at City Point. Our
forces were prepared for them, and at the
end OF half an hours fight one Of The rebel
craft blew up, and three others were SO bad
" crippled that the entire fleet beat hasty
retreat TO the shelter of Fort Darling. Our
loss was trihing.
Gold in New York, 2,05; in Richmond,
$500 90. o.
The Smithsonian institute, at Washing
ton, was destroyed by Gre on the oath.
The quota Of Illinois under the present
Calls 3d. 4l.-
The air is yet full Of peace rumors,
though as yet we have nothing definite.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

SnEBn.sS ON FooT IN THE MATTEE.-The
Richr.ond Enquirer Of the Goth says the
retcencs Of the rebel War Department con-
Corning events current in the South, indi-
Gates tbs fact that important movements are
in progress. If Wilmington falls, there will
be no panic, though much sorrow for the in
hsbltants. The idea that there is an i'm
mense amount of cotton slowed there is one
attractive influence, to say nothing Of that
port as base, which is now allurng the in
vader towards it. There is combination in
the matter which involves Charleston as
well, and Sherman is on foot in the matter
If these places fall, it will be after the exh-
b!tion OF much strategy, for Sherman is al
ways at it, and we hope our army il also
Sherlnan's feints are in fact realities, for
while aiming at various places, meaning to
take oil, it hardly matters with him which
he takes first
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The House, by vote Of 81 to 10, on the
23d inst, decided to remove the onereus tax
upon knowledge and upset the paper monop-
oily by adopting Mr.. Washburne's motion to
levy an ad valorem duty Of three per cent.
on book and newspaper. The action of Mr.
Wasburae was eminently characteristics
Without waiting for the tedious routine Of
committee reports he springs the question at
once and brings the House fairly and square.
Iy up to the issue. The paper monopoly
lobbyers will make desperate combination
to influence tSe Senate, but thar case is q
hopeless one.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The universal interest fsi. il Alfred Ten.
nyson's charming poem, Enoch Arden, has
induced Messrs. Iicknor & Fields, Boston
Massachusetts,, Mr.. Tcnnyscn's Amer can
publishers, to issue twenty FIVE cent cdi-
ton for popular reading, in addition to the
o,he, and more costly edition which they
publish. This cheap edition is neatly print.
I'd on enc paper, containing three iliustra-
lions on wood, and vignette portrait Of the
author. Every household in tho land may
now have introduction to this mos: beautiful
and touching idyl. For sale at all book
stores, or will be sent on receipt Of price to
anr address by the publishers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

TIE attention of our readers is urgently
called to the prospectus of new Monthly
Magazine--Gaslays Pacific Aonthly-pub-
lished in another column. The great advan-
tages-aside from first class periodical, well
worth the price Of subseription-th propri-
cters presents every subscriber with an arr,
Gle Of Jewelry, which can not be obtair.ed al
any retail establishment, for less ..nan tn.
subscription price of the Magazi ..e Mes.rs
Gazlay & Co. contract with E.nufacturers in
large quantities for the pre- lenta,ion jewelry
and have taken this N .thod to build up q
rapid and extensive demand fer their Maya
zine, in connection with a juAicious and sys
tenatic system of advertising. The firm are
well known and reliable, and We predict a
successful reward for their enterprise. Spec
linen copies of the Pdcifc Nsata!y can b.
seen at the Office cc this paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The Nsw York Reriec says The prevailing
modes for ladies were never so bizarre aud
brilliant as now; and tie sudden irruptop
Of crimson, yellow, blue, green, and scarlet,
gold braid and buttons, can orly be traced
to the effect of tho prevailing military spirit
oil the county. Our gay zouave and chas-
seur uniforms have produced A sort Of con.
tagions fever for bright colors and singular
patterns, which has at once seized upon the
sex with wh'ci. a~ss is al inp ortant consid.
eralion. And this military origin of tho
fashion fdrtser shows itself in the actual in.
sigma Of the soldier, which are compacently
adopted b. the isdies. Chsvrons, army but,
tons, co. fS-bsayes, etc, are now . standard
portion Of the rodsto's wares and if the
rays continues, We may expect to see Cur
wives and daughters actually wearing swords
and carrying cartridge boxes. rs.s
tbs celebrated horse Bashaw was recent
e.. n n 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

THE Fort Dodge North Hest says i. has
not had but one copy of the GAZETTE in four
weeks. Friend Cue, some one must ICON.
hscate' your copy, for it has been mailed
you regularly every week, and this we do
most solemnly affirm. Who the. :forager is
We do not know, but he is evidently person
capable Of making good selection.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

CAPTAIN PALMER, says the Dubuque Times,
has received orders from the War Depart.
mcnt to purchase no more supplies Of pork
Hour, &C., in Dubuque, as the prices asked
'h"re are higher than in Chicago or St Louis.
Therefore sll the proposals which were held
under adsisement by the Captain have been
rejected.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The subscription price Of the Weekly
Richmond Enquirer is $500 year. Up
this way there are people who growl at pay
ing $3.50 for Union Taper much larger
than the rebel Enquirer If such lived South
their feelings would probably be too deep for
Utterance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The Dubuque Times says that the number
OF dressed hogs at stations along the line Of
the ID. d S. c. X. R. is very large. At by.
ersville alone there are between twenty and
thirty car loads. Most OF these hogs have
Been waiting for Illinois Central cars for
more than fortnight.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Confident q my ability to please al reasonable people
ask an examination of my stock before purchasing else
where Give call even IL you do not buy. II Is M
trouble for us TO show you goods.
t Remember the Places. GkrsNAR's
UNION CLoruING STORE. corner Of Main and
First Streets, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
ssrea1Ns S&A .isai
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

TIE great object Of persons who have be-
come dobilil.ted. and ieel foreusrncd Of dis.
ease common to this climate, is renedy.--
Many think that biiliousncss is the cause
and at once commence rigid course of ca
tharics which but feeds the disease and re
duces the patient, as the stomach is not in q
III condition, but needs strengthening, To
all who feel in this way we suggest that they
try bottle Of the Red JACKIE, Stomach Bill.
:ers, which will invigorsts the system, give
tone to the stomach, and enliyen the mind
Thousands have used ii, and there is bu. enc
voice, and that of their wonderful cures
Sold by all Druggists, ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Washington dispatch says that tho en-
tire matter Of exchange of prisoners is now
IN the bands of Lieut.. General Grant, ant
that there is reason 10 believe that a full ex
change will soon be effected.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

~ lNy stock is certainly tho most de1r a
ble to make selections from in this market
hare on my hands By far the largest stsck
ecer bought, and the goods must be sola,- 1T
not at my price at yours By locking ore.
my stock you 'cal find that clothing has nos
adranced as much a, sons dealers sould hssc
you b;liers
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

SEVERAL important States of Mexico, in
GLIDING Lower California, have been ceded
to Louis Nsposson As 3 recompsnss far the
aid he rendered Macmillan in robLng the
Nsxicans Of taeiy liberties.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

CLARK NcA!nsTEa, Of Citation, was re-
Gently arrested, charged with the seduction
Of two young women. He subsequently
escaped from custody. So says the Lyons
Mirror.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

Tbs Cincinnati CommerciaEs Washington
special says Gen. Terry has sufficient force
to reduce Wilmington, while Sherman, With
the additional troops placed at his command,
can walk through South Carolina.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

TINS rebels at Fort Fisher were Terry aed
into submisson.--N. y. E'eeninS Pest.
WHAT hys Terry cal joke. but tribu Ter.
ny to hero nevertheless. - Boston Post.
IT has been our opinion that the hero
succeeded because the attack MAS ma Is on
Terry frma. c hicago Tribune.
The best cf !; is, the hero made tha reb.
els hys-Tsrrycal over their Terry-b'e cause.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
FROM CMaRLEsT ~.

NEW FORK, January p.
The HorlGs Savanr ah correspondent,
says: 1.-THE rebels are expecting an advance
on Charleston, and are making preparations
to evacuate that city, and havd already com.
menced removing Government property"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

CoUGns.-The administration Of medicinal
preparations in the form Of = lozenge, is OF
all modes TIE most eligible and convenient,
more especially as regards Cough Remedy.
" browns Bronchial Iyochss' or Cough lsz
onyes sllsy Irritation, which induces cough
ing, giving instant relief in Bronchitis,
Hosrseness, Influenza, and Consumptive and
ASthmatic complaints.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

TnE rebels have now in their possession
AS, $50 Union prisoners. AS an offset the
Union side Of the trial balance shows rs, 900
rebel prisoners with 2 Major and Brigadier
Generals
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

The result Of GrierSon's late cavalry raid
through Mississippi WAS the capture Of 600
prisoners, l,QoQscon.rsbsnds, and ,OUO hor-
ses, and the destruction of 100 miles OF rail.
road. The raiders marched 100 lailes and
lost only 100 men.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

THE prevailing sentiment in the Canadian
Parliament, which has just assembled at
Quebec, is decidedly against the rebels who
are and have been abusing the right Of asy-
lum by acts Of war against the United States
Vigorous measures have already been Sc, on
foot to smoke out the rebels and their sym
puthizers. Canada will now, we believe, try
to redeem herself as an honorable neighbor,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

TuE explosion OF the magazine at Fort
Fisher was caused by soldiers entering it
with lighted cigars and candles.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27

As an additional ndrccmcnt to Subscribe esry, we
shall distribute among subscribers large list CT val
liable Premiums, relying upon extraordinary large
Subscription List to compensate for Hbcrity.
These Premiums will consist of valuable Souvenirs of the
Golden Wealth ofthe Pacific States and will be fol-
lows -
s47~ To any person sending One Hundred Paving
Subscriptions win send them, iiHlediGieiy TWEEN
~ and Ten Dollar Gold Piece, California Coinage :;
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free.
E- To any person sending Fifty Paying Suhscrib.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-27
TERMS OF 49,.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1865.

from ,ckiclt there cda Be no dseiatioa)
The following are the terms Of the Lsdys Eook for Sos
At pres.n; viii receive subscribers az the following
rates. Due notice will be given II we are obliged TO adj
vance, which will depend upon the price Of paper
One copy, one year, esan
Two copies, one year, 5 30
Three copies, one year, So
-Four copies one year. 10 90
Five copies one year, and an extra COPY to the
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