Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-02
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"a. Kansas paper is very compliment
tary to the, revenue officer of its town. It
thinks him, . man Of the right stamp, though
little two-cents-itive in some things.
--SeVeral attempts to introduce white
labor in the cultivation OF cotton, in Ala.
bama, have been. made and failed. Reli-
able white men cannot be worked by the
month in gangs. i...n..-
sr---aV Vegetable pills !" exclaimed an old
lady. aDon't talk to me of such stuff. The
best vegetable pill ever made is an apple
dumping; for destroying a gnawing in the
stomach there is nothing like it t; it can a.
ways be relied on" ss.,- -sa-s. q.
.,---,-A new naturalization law has been
passed in Mexico, which gives any foreign.
er the right to become citizen twenty-four
hours afser his arrival, by renouncing his
allegiance 10 his native country and having
some visible means of support. The system
of passports has been abolished.
The Sonata of the United States
Congress have settled the bankrupt law for
h.d han bonsd tbat q law vould have mas.
sed the present session establishing pru-
.5s,.T r,sner.l savatem aos hankrnntev. but
.oo,ores, has ssriysn 70 nrove its true char
so.sr in; everything Il has broaehed-its
.;v,otenos "a, gooa and ;,s mower for evil.
-An EnsI;s, nsner states that Major.
.eensral n "a Walksr Of the late Confeder-
~. .-mr,-ho. hssn onro;nted Colonel of an
.E,o,;sh nIentys.tEeneral Walker com.
,sndsd d;vis;on in the armv of Tennessee.
serving With 5ist;nct;on through all Of its
camna;pus.-and esnaeiallv Distinguishing
himself Mt The siege of Nashville, in 1864.
3, At, the sooeolusion of the service in
.ons Of the churches in Washington, few
,,davs s;nsa. a woman created considerable
.commotion bv nrocJaim;np in a loud voice.
..sfF n,orb..v' thot x Febna,v 1850 the
,vo,IS ,r;,I he ass.rovea and Satan will be
honn5u M ono .ssmed 70 know ANYTHING
of tbe woman., Win after she had usaid her
Ga, ,,;o,,n laft,tho ohnrob
.o....,ond.,. of ,ha RsJt;mo,e
c. .r;.;;,r f,arn Wbo.,;n, Wo,, VIRGIN.
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oo. ol .ne 'oV'Voo O'aeAs ~ 'n' o'A'e' ou'y -,
arg ''ei"e ,'''on'' o.o "untoN
ann n'ne'sen SCHOOLS are no" 10 opefatiop'
MIN one nuuoteu anu 'n!'y-I'e osS sea0nT,'' %1
su' .A.!y A''enusn's averaging 0,091' LUG
ues.suAou among '"e e. ""l.eI a.u o'a0so s, -
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a " .oU"...as ~" T y .ho % uaos " of @ s.ou,tnrs
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,n,t;n. = .on- of ohs.,rat;oD tb,onob VI
a;,;o e, ,bs nnrnose of bnn,;ns nm ev;dencs
% .unno,t ,he aon,;nroroe of tho Freed
ws,,s Rureon One of his horr;d ontraoes
:. s..;os - L. ;,fs-m.,.- p.
.Ih,onaht :, iooLn Tho a.rLu usr, f,aaln
tn,d s1u liz ,ho, .bs ..asn,,emen IN hlus3
might desire, but wholly declined to swear
to it,, r..
"A DISPATCH of the 18th, from Whee-
ling, says that in W estern Virginia, the votes
cast for and against the Constitutional
Amendment DISTINGUISHING those who went
into the late war on the Confederate side,
have been counted. and give majority of
nearly seven thousand votes for the adoption