Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-08
MERE-MENTION.

been adopted by the Legislatures VI Ne"
Jersey and Iowa .........W. B. CARLISLE,
Esq, formerly one of the editors of the
Charleston Courier, proposes to establish in
that city, weekly paper to be called the
"Heoman," to be "devoted chiefly to the
rights, duties, privileges and interests of
the farmer and rural citizen." n."''..'...:An
exchange says that the Radicals have con-
ceded to the Southern States, the right to
complain. We suggest that this right even,
will have to be carefully used. '.'''''''The
national banks 10 the Northern States which
have more than their share of currency,
will be called upon to return the surplus, in
order to extend the apportionment to the
South. .........Gen. SHERIDAN, acting un.
der orders from Washington, refuses to al
low emigrauts for Mexico to leave New Or
leans, but does not prevent vessels from
clearing. San exchange suggests that
Parson BRowNLow would makes frst.rate
chief staff for the devil 1.-THE ex-
penses of the Freedmsn's Bureau for the
year 1866, is estimated by Gen. HOWARD,
at SAL, ,745, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q.
STEPHENS and HRRsoHEL V. JOHNSON,
have been elected United States Senators
from Georgia .........The Louisville DEM
ocrat says, that as long as the seeded States
are not represented In Congress, they should
at least, be exempt from taxation, No tax
alton without representation, ''''.''''The ''''''
Grand Jury Of Lafayette county, Mississip.
pi, have found true bill against Gen. A.
J. SMITH, q. s. A for burning tbe court
house and other buildings in the town of
Oxford, in the summer Of 1864. ,....
A French physician announces that
shock of electricity given to a patient dy.
ing from thee effects of ohloroform immedi-
ately counteracts its ipapepcs. and restores
the patient to life. .::..'Tbe President
has pardoned Gen. JOHN s. PRESTON, of
South Carolina. .......:.The freedmen, sup.
ported by Government, lounge all day in the
Congressional galleries, at Washington.
.........The arrangement Of the testimony
against Admiral Ssmmes, says Washing
ton special, is nearly completed. The trial
will commence towards the close of the
present week. There are in the U.
States GA towns bearing the name Of Liber:
ty, seven of them being in Pennsylvania.
The largest "Liberty" is in Ohio, with
population of 4,O75, the smallest, in Iowa,
with population Of 5..'.''.'''''An urgent
pressure is being made to induce the Presi-
dent to issue an order restoring the Airing.
ton estate to Mrs. Gen. Lee. ..::,,..:.:.:.'The
key to mothers heart is q baby. Keep
that we'll oiled with praise, and yon can un-
lock every pantry in the house. ."':.;.Gen.
.JuBAL A. EARLY travelled on horseback
in disguise, from Virginia to Galveston,
where be took ship for Havana. Heis now
lin Mexico. -, 8'".'z'. -;as'z"'==''
The Darlington Southerasr says there is
man residing in that District, .who-is the
father of taoenty.nine children. ...''''.'The
sum necessary to pay the interest on the
public debt, to support the Government and
to afford small sinking fund for the grad
uaI reduction of the debt, is Pot doVn by
the Internal Revenue Commission at about
$3.50, 900, 900. .....:...A Royal Decree has
been received at Havana, disapproVihg the
formation of society for the suppression
of the slave trade, and reprimauding the
Captain. General for not discounteusncing
it..........J. B. PERRY, Esq, Solicitor of
the Southern Circuit, died at Bis residence
iu WATERFORD, on the 18th ultimo. ..:...... ..:..
FoRNEY's Press, says that sc members Of
the late Confederate Congress; 132 Ex-U.
S. Army officers; 127 Confederate Generals;
32 prominent Civil officers, and ll6 Ex.ofi-
GERS of the u. 8. Navy, have not been par.
doned by the President ......"Pub. Doc"
last year cost 50, 1s3,01O 73. Poor Uncle
Sam'l Chief Baron Pollock, Of Eng.
land, carries with him on his ourcuit a
movable card table, and relieves the tedium
of railway journey with whist. '''." Bun
hill Fields burial ground, London, where
JOHN BUNYAN was inferred, is to be saved
from further desecration, and will be ss or
namentally laid out as its. central position
renders possible. le..........DEAN SWIFT once
said that Providence showed how little it
thought of riches by the fools It permitted
to possess wealth. '''
A dsrkey's instructions for putting On a
coat we're "Fust de, right arm, den cleft,
and den give one general conwulsion. ".::'.' .,'.
There are twenty-three thousand negroes in
Washington. There are $50 politi-
cal prisoners now at the Dry Tortugas.
The New Orleans Picayune of the
Goth, states that several gentlemen who
have travelled lately through Texas, concur
in the opinion that there will be very
large crop of cotton raised in that broad
State this year; some, in fact, think the
crop viii be larger than in any previous sea-
son:.......-A boys idea Of having tooth
drawn may be summed us as follows s'The
doctor bitched fast on to me, pulled bis best
and Just before it killed me, the tooth
came out" ".........The Savannah Repubk-
can reports that the Central Railroad will
be completed from Savannah to Augusta
from the lst to the 10th of February, when
the trains will run through from Savannah
to Augusta, Atlanta and Macon, aud other
points in Georgia. .........JoHN B. COUCH
has talked Rum and Reform in 2, 400 lee.
tunes ......It is said that the high price of
eggs is owing to the fact that the hens are