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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-07
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5s5 YHE EAMfAS QEr r,BBAZ1lxs -
The great plain o p6npas, oa tsse sast
of the Cofdilleras, Is sbont nina hundred;
miles in breadth, and the part Hhiph 4 LtSye
yisitad, though under the salne 7stifude; isS
divided into regions Of di9see6t oli1ste
and produce. On leaving Bdsnos
the first Of these regions u coyefed f6fpne
hundred and eighty 1niIss stilh clover aHd
thistlea; The second seeion, phich exfends
four hundred and 6ffy miles, psodu6es long
grass; and t5e. third region, Aiiieh Seaslies
the bassof fbe cosdetiils, e. j grosspf aoN
trees and shrubs, - y
The second and thisd of shess sesieas
have nearly the SANG apps lfsace Hstol
out the gear, for The trees and shE1b &Ia
eyergreens, and the immsnss plain q Jsss
only changes is color from isaE y brown;
but the frst region varies Nitk tha four
seasons Of the Year 10 no6t extraordinary
tmanner: In.the winter sRe 1safezs soE fhe
thistle are lafge and luxuti6nt, and tls
yholssuzfses Of che ceuptfy sthsl ygu6t
appearance; of 8 tnruip 6dId 1hs clcssf
IN this season Ii extssnely rieh md Stfo1g s !;
and the sight Of fhe #ild cAtllIs efssing 81
full liberty onSauch psatuteA fs 96f5 beEae
tiful. Inspsing the GLOVER h4ssy yzn;sbess 4
the leaves 0f The thistles hAye extended
along the gsotnd, aud Ito country StIiE
looks like i rough ofop 81 ttifhiis InIbas
than q month ths chsnge Is an56f "a xti1cf.iis
nary; the whole ssgion be6asnss 8 I1xssi-
ant wood of enormous shisfles, which hzre
suddenly shot up to aheight Of tenso oE sIey..
en- feet and are nfrll bIo0in The fsas ~
path Is hsmmad In ON both ,sidss; tss tie3
is completely obatructed, not a1hnimaI IS
to be seen; and the stems 0f the thislles
are 90 close to each other, and sc strong
independent Of the prickiss With which
they are armed, they form an impeneffabIa
barrier The sudden gfoxth these
plants is quite astonishing; and; Y Ugh g
would beia unusual fnisfostune % military
history, yet It is really possible, that ID ius
vading army unacquaintsd with this noqIz
try might Be imprisoned BY these lhiistias
before It had time to escape from sbei1 -
The summeris NOT over before the sesne
undergoes anothsr rapid chs7gs; the
thisties suddenly lose hsirsapand ssfdufes
their heads droop, the leayas shrink aId
fade,, the ssems become blsek md dead,
and they remain rattIing sith sts bfssxs
one against another, until tho yiolsnes of
Tho pampero orhurricans levels thsgs NTH
the ground, whore they fspidly dseozaposa
and disappear the closer ruahes hps and
the scene i again ssrdart =
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been turned against Us, ssnd has vaiGly
sought our destruction !, hsncsforth flights
only on our side, and swells thepower and
the courage With which we may confront 9
world in arms. II would be suicidal in Us
to crush or destroy tive should be dea.
troying q part:of that which is to give rs
the proudest place everheld by any nation
on the face Of the earth. They confess
and feel themselves overcome -subdned,
snbjugated. From no quarter do We hear
the faintest hint of any wish evenso renew
the contest It is not for rs to poison The
wound we have inflicted on their pride, nor
to stab, with insulting blows, the dead body
Of their ambition"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-07

freshly brsRed, strong drink was recon
mended. -
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29

Mr.. RICE and Mr.. NEWCoMB. All the
records were iucexed except the order books
Mr.. COLLINS reasoned against it, passage.
The bill was rejected In the Housc-yeas II,
nays -.
Mr. SPENCER fby unanimous conseut.)
moved 70 suspend the order Of business 70 cna-
BILE him 20 move 10 rescind the order for night
session for the consideration Of the special or
der.
The motion was agreed 10. and the special
order was postponed til tomorrow Wecines-
day night AZ 4 o'clock y. NJ
ON melton Of Mr. BROWN. amended by Mr..
BOYD, u was
Ordered. That wAsa The House AdIoarns. - shall be
al 70 morrow. O'cloek. Pa.
Mr.. GROVES moved that leave of absence
be granted % the Committee ON the state
Prison south. from Thursday till saturday
Mr.. BROWN resisted the motion. because
the House would be without n quorum. and
because we have called for all the information
we want In that direction. lie moved 10 lay
the motion ON the table. but Immediately with
drew IL.
Mr.. GROVES. The Committee on the
Northern Prison made their visit at the last
session. The application was made nj the re-
quest Of the committee.
Mr.. COLLINS was satisfied that no satisfac-
tory report could be made without a visit.
especially now when there are repairs 10 be
made In the prison.
Mr.. HOW ARD admitted that he might have
voted wrong the other day when be voted
against the visit Of the Northern Prison. We
could not investigate either the prisoners or
the officers without actual visitation. lie
would prefer that these committees were COM
posed OF not more than three or four members
Mr.. BROWN proposed TO send the Chair
man and two members of the Committee 90
Jacksonville. This was all the Committee
ought 10 ask and all the House should give
now. lie expected no good TO result from any
Investigation.
Mr.. LOCkIIART said part 81 this Com
miftee went down last session, and perhaps all
OF them got paid for going.
Mr.. GROVES as Chairman, did not visit the
Southern Prison last session. He went, as
specially appointed, with few others. 10 visit
the Northern Prison, but had received no pay
for IL.
After further debate by Mr.. SPENCER, Mr..
COLLINS, Mr.. sTRISGER, and Mr.. PRA-
THEIR
Mr., Browns amendment was rejected.
And then. on motion by Mr.. BROWN, the
original motion was laid on the table.
Mr.. Mercdith's bin II. n. So concerning the
creation Of corporations for maintaining high
schools, coming up
Mr.. MEREDITH explained. that the bill,
though not his own, was introduced by him,
and was, with slight notifications, the general
law Of 1856 on this subject
The bill was passed the final reading in the
House Of Reprcsentatives-yea 81, nays 10.
And then, nj AS p. NJ, the House adjourned
till tomorrow, = O'clock =. NJ,
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Certificates Of the various article, first put into
envelopes sealed up and mixed and when ordered.
taken out without regard TO choice, and sent by mall
thus giving all fair chance. On receipt OF the cert
cate you will what You to have and then IL Is at
your option send the Dollar aud take the article
not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Da-
nord Ring Q: any set Of Jewelry on our list for ONE
DOLLAR
send go Cents for Certificate
In all transactions by mail We shall charge for for
wardng the Certificates, paying the postage and doing
the business 25 cents each, which must be enclosed
when the certificate Is sent Five Certificates will be
sent for 81; IL for q; 30 for IS; 100 for SIS.
AGESTs.-we want agents In every Regiment. and In
every and county in the Country and those acting
such will be allowed 10 cents every certificate
dere by them provided their remittance amounts 10
One Dollar Agents will collect Is cents for every
tfeate and remit Is cents to either In Cash Post
age Stamps. BRYAN BROS. & CO.,
nov2l d3m IS Liberty ST., Nes York City.
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From Washington.
The Presidents Message ON Mexican
Affairs..The Craven Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Tribuae's
special says: No part of the Presidents mes
sage has received 80 much care as that pertain
ng 10 our relations with Mexico. His posi-
ton is understood TO be, that while we are not
indifferent TO Transporting events in Mexico, yet
immediate interference on our part is unnec-
essary.
Com. Crayen's defense will be submitted TO-
day. The result Of the visit of the Court to the
Stonewall, is interpreted 10 justify the Commo-
dore in declining an engagement.
The World'S special says: The statement
that the Government has detailed a vessel TO
assist in laying the cable at Behring Straits is
untrue.
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Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements Inserted a 'onger time than hree
months gill be charged proportional 10 the three mouths
scale
Local notices. lines and under, ti Sc; more than
fix lines, and less than ten, ~ co, zen lines, 20
cents per lns sarh insertion.
All transient and occasional Advertisements and Local
Ssfioes must b. paid for In advance.
Marriage notices, 81. Funeral p0ticfs. ~.
No advertlsements with cuts will be taken.
The rates q advertising In the weekly Sentinel viii be
half charged Ia the Daily Herald for week
o. longer time.
Advert. smeuis discontinued before aspiration Of con-
tract ALL charged Tor The time inherited according TO
lie above rates.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY. NoremIer -. IN.

TUESDAY, NOrember y. 1850.
The House met at o'clock \. NJ
The SPEAKER having determined a QUO
rum by the roll-call. and directed the Clerk 10
read the journal Of yesterday
On motion by Mr.. HOOVER. the reading Of
the journal was dispensed with.
ON motion 10y Mr.. HAMRICk, Mr. James
had leave u absence on account Of illness.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. CHURCH presented a petition signed by
10 persons PRAYING for the substance Of Mr.
>huey'~ Temperance bill.
Temperance memorials were also presented
hy Mes>r>. TRl '>>LER.STU CkEl. ABBETT.
LANE. ATKINSON and ii ARRlSON, which
Were ~-Vcrally referred 20 the Committee on
Temperance without reading.
Mr.. HARRISON presented the petition 81 u
number II citizens Of Miami county. asking
that il may De- declared "A mi>demeanor for
Railroad Conductors 20 obsiruct with ear the
crossing q highways. Ii vas referred o. the
Committee On Railroads.
Mr.. MAJOR presented . petition q >undry
citizens Il Morgan county, which. without
rcading. was referred 20 the Committee on
Education.
RFrOET> FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. NEWCOMB. from a majority Of the
Committee on the Judiciary. returned Mr.
Mcrcdi.h's joint Resolution II. Il. Ne. 1 FOR
amendment Of the Constitution 10y striking out
the Atllth Article thereof. recommending it,
pa>>ags without amendment
Mr.. BROWN subsequently submitted min-
GRITTY report recommending indefinite postpon-
rucut.
lie also returned the bin :. To- amendatory
q the Divorce act ~ MAY r.. iSi9. with an
amendment after The word d" Courts inserting
this. . and courts 90 Common Pleas" And
striking cat lrNbollcr."
lie also returned Mr.. Creepy n Warrcn's
hill N. X. 2ofl lc-alizing real estate sales by
commissioners. guardians. etc. under order 81
Court. ctc.. with . recommendation that n De-
laid "a the table
Mr.. GREGORY. % W arrcn. said the blll
Wa introduced hy him % remove doubts.
Mr. NEMCOMB cited "a decision II IA. >u-
pTene Court, m the ease u Wilkins against
Fall, which justified the recommendation Of
the committee.
The report II the committee was concurrcd
in Affirmative -. negative" =.
Mr.. NENtOMB, ir.m the Judiciary Com
mittec. returned the bill, : Is, 10 amend the
18th section u the Act for the organization 81
County Boards. reporting that legislation AZ the
lat session on the subject matter II the bill
rendered further legislation ineXpcdleut; they
therefore recommended indefinite postpone
mcuf.
The report was concurrcd in.
lie also returned Mr.. Gregory u Warrsn's
Zee aud salary bin, No. "a, Recommending its
passage
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE,
>pcciai session.

17TssTTD 5aa rvs HsaAlP az =. .sD v. n DnAri.,
Omissions and cnrtaiImentS Of these Re
ports. for vcai.t ~ space ia these columns, tciH
be printed Ia the Brerier Legislative Reports
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL

Q. publi.hsa svsry Monday. at o. 90 per annum, in
advance.
Ir FSo paper cent -ithoat the money confined
= longer time than paid for.
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The Seizure of the French Tobacco.
PrOnnOt ion.

The Seizure of the French Tobacco.
Promotion.
WASHINGTON. November 2S.-The question
OF the seizure of the French tobacco in Rich
mond having been presented to the considera-
ton Of the Government by the French Minis
ter, Is now undergoing investigation.
Colonel Jordine, late OF the 9th New York,
(Hawkin's ZOuaves }, has been promoted TO a
Brevet Brigadier Generalship. He, while en-
deavoring to put down the riots in New York,
in 1868, was wounded and permanently dis
abled from field service.
Southern Representatives.
NEW YORK. November 2s.-The Posts
Washington correspondence contains the fol-
lowing: But two Of the three Of the represen-
tatives from the States recently i'm rebellion
have arrived here, and il l. understood that
none of them will attempt to interfere i'm the
organization Of the House one week from to-
day. They will await the action Of the clerk
and the dominant party in the House.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
LIVERY STABLE.
Livery and Boarding Stabl,

ETTfZENs' LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE,
u No. 10 East Peal street, In Of Harrisob's
Bank. between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets.
Carriages aud Buggies for hire removable terms.
Persons wishing be conveyed 90 the adjoining
can be accommodated at this Stable.
novl DIFF sULLlyAN DREW, Proprietors
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TERMS OF THE DAILY.

On and snsr November ist. ths price % the Daily
Herald .ill bs e. f5igve
To csfrsrs agents ard tessfs PER copy ...s.3e
10 'sgui.f sahseriesrs; -hsr a'iiFefsa ~ car a..
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JEWElRY.

HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO Be DISPOSED
OF At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without regard value Not TO be paid for until yoa
know what you 10 recsive.
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N0lANApoIIS.

INFER To THE TRADE fine selectfou % goods
" a. the lowest prices Of Chicago, Cincinnati Nsv
York. Our Line Of Stationery consists in part q
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
oouSrY ORDERS.

Mr.. OSBORN submitted The following:
wHKaEks rhe-e Is Lac making eoanty orders,
tssutc 10 indivita ss, . lies Tor taxes, and,
NHra1AS, large am iuai " Money 10 lost % The
State aud counties ~ - persons ~kom the
issaod transferring or seliRg The same, and
No, applying sad county orders 70 the payment Of
tsNss cue and 0sing BY them. thersfore,
Aesoirei. That csnmttes Of ave BE ADpelated 10
squire iato the sxpet ency sf reporting bal n.ks
$40 county orders lien fer taxes, due and ewisg By
the individuals holding ths same.
IL was adopted.
The SPEAKER subsequently, appointed the
committee thereon. to-wtt: Ncssrs. Osborn.
Woods. BOYD. Lasselle and White,
Mr.. SHOAFF. Of Jay. introduced bin II.
x. 80 for An Act amendaiSry Of sections one
aud two Of the act fixing the times for holding
Circuit Court la the 18th Judicial Circuit
which act took elect ~ operation Of law,
March j., Iscl.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

REJOICING N CcHBEELAHD.-On Monday
our citizens were electrified by the announce
mant, officially made, that our army had en-
tered Richmond. The joy was unbounded.
1t would be useless to attempt to describe the
exstacy that was evinced by every patriot. The
pent-up hopes and wishes of years that thu
Rebellion was conquered, all realized in mo-
ment, produced those evidences of joy that
oil patriots can readily realize. At night
different bands enlivencd the crowds that
thronged the streets with music.
On Tuesday morning, our patriotic Union
Mayor, DR.. G. Ii. Chr, issued his spirit-stir-
ring proclamation recommending the citizens
to celebrate this great event by &c neral il
Elimination, torch-light procession, boafres,
and to the music of bands and bells exchange
their merry greetings on this event, and to
celebrate it with every evidence of joy that
should spring from patriotic hearts. The
streets were crowded, and by the light of fire
works, general illumination and bon-frcs, and
and to the sound of bands and bells. our
citizens celebrated the triumph Of Right over
Wrong. 1t was an occasion long to remem-
bered
Should the news Of the surrender of Lee
aud 40, 900 men, receive confirmation, the
excitement will indeed know no bounds.
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G. O Y y 2 II N S
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Two BAD CASES OF PILES CuRxD- BY DR.
Stricklands PHO Remedy. Mr.. Glass Of
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for benefit the
of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
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charged from the army as incurable, Che be-
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LIEN LAW NOTICE.

William Baker and J In the Circuit Court for Ale
Peter Baker, I gany county. Sci ia under
rs. Lien Law, No. 2, Originals
William Harvey. ) to April Court 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given to all claimants and
IN persons Interested, that William Baker and
Peter Baker on the 10Th day of September, in the
year 1861 filed lien and claim in the Circuit Court
for Allcgany county, for the of one hundred
and cighty-four dollars and fy-six cents, against
certain two story house, erected upon Lot No Is,
in the town of Oakland, owned or supposed to be
owned by William Harvey. The said lien is fled
for work done on said building, at the request Of
said William Harvey. And further notice is hereby
given to all persons and claimants interested that
they be and appear before the Judge of the Circuit
Court for Allcgany county, at the Court House in
the city of Cumberland, on the second Monday Of
April next, to show cause why the said sum of
money should not be levied upon the said building
and lot of ground aforesaid for the use of the said
William Baker and Peter Baker accordidg to the
form and effect of the Code of Public General Laws
. I'd the Acts Of Assembly in such case made and
provided, if to them it shall seem expedient'
BASIL 7. GARLITZ Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, March 49, lSG5-2w.
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