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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

THE W1Fs.-Only let woman be sure
that she is precious to her husband-not
useful, not valuable, not convenient, sim
ply, but lovely and beloved; let herbs the
recipient of his polite, hearty attentions;
let her feel that her care and love are no.
ticed, appreciated and returned; let her
opinion be asked, her approval sought, and
her judgment respected in matters of which
she is eognizaut; iu short, let her only be
loved, honored and cherished, in ful6llment
of the marriage GOV, and she will beto her
husband, her children and society o we'll.
spring of pleasure. She will bear pain,
and toll, and anxiety, for herehusbanGs
love is, to her, tower and fortress. Shiei-
ded and sheltered therein, adversity will
have lost its sting. She may suffer, but
sympathy will dull the edge of sorrow.
A house with love in it---and by love I
mean love expressed in words, and looks,
and deeds, for have not one spark of faith
in love that never crops outs tola house
without love az person 10 q macnlnej one
is life, the other is mechanism The sun.
loved woman may have bread just as light,
house just as tidy as the other; bat; the
latter has spring of beauty about her, a
joyousness, and aggressive and penetrating
and pervading brightness, to which the
former is a stranger. The deep happiness
in her heart shines out in her face. She is
ray of sunlight in the house. She CLEANS
over it. 1t is airy, and gay, and graceful,
and warm, and welcoming with her pres
ence she is full of devices and plots, and
sweet surprises for husband and family she
has never done with the romance of life;
she, herself, is lyric poem, setting herself
to all pure and gracious melodies. Humble
household ways and duties have for her
golden significance. The prize makes the
calling high, and the end sanotifes the
means "Love is heaven, and heaven is
love-" '"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16
A Funny Dog Story. >

When the war in Italy commenced, the
zouaves embarked for Genoa but as they
were going on board the ship, they ssws
formal order forbidding the entrance of all
dogs upon the vessel. As they wore much
attached. TO- their dogs, they were stricken
with grief 1T was not essy TO deceive the
sharp lookout keptby the intendant, for es-
cry soldier advanced along the narrow gang
way, one by one IS their names were called.
Necessity is the mother Of invention. The
drummers unscrewed their drums, and. the
best dogs of the regiment were concealed
in the drums, which were screwed up again.
When regiments embark, no music isplsyed
but on this occasion the Colonel determined
there should be music. He ordered the
trumpets and drums to take the head Of the
column, and to play lively tune. Tho
faces of the drummers, every one Of whom
had dog In his drum, may be conceived.
The trumpsts sounded; the drums were all
silent. The Colonel got angry, and bawled
to know why the drums did not beat. There
was but one thing to do, and that was 70
beat. The moment the drums began TO
beat, innumerable dogs began to howl and
TO bay, to the sstonishment of everybody
but the Zouaves. Everybody looked right,
left, forward, backward-uo sign Of dog
anywhere /; and yet the more the drummers
beat, the more the dogs howled. AT last q
spaniel fell out of drum, rolled over and
over Oh the ground, got up aud took TO bis
heels, bowling louder than ever. Roafs Of
laughter greeted the explanation Of the
mysterious howls The intendants ordered
the drummers to advance on board one BY
one, and roll the drum as he came. If Q
barking was heard, the drum Was unscreW.
ed, and the dog put ashore. Only one dog
got on board; this was Toutou, who kept
quiet through all the rolling. 1t need not
be said the Sd Zouaves adore Toutou. BE
made bis entry into Paris, at their head, q
few days since.-Paris Letter. -, ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF THE CABLE. -
We learn that, Notwithstanding the an
nouncement that the Atlantic cable was
open for business was only made on Tues.
day afternoon, there were twenty messages
filed for Europe on that day, and the cash
receipts therefrom at The New York Office
were $3,046 l. gold Nineteen messages
were filed in trc New York office on Wed
nesday for transmission through the cable
to Europe, on which tolls were paid to the
amount of $2,l57 in gold.-M. 2. Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

THE MONITOR in THE THAMEs.-The
London correspondent Of the New York
Times writes; "Here lies the Yankee mon.
itor in the Thames with the l5-inch guns,
visited by hundreds Of Britains, who draw
long breaths, wipe their sweaty brows and
devoutly thank heaven that the Americans
are so friendly; because it is perfectly eVi.
cent to every one that sees the MiaDtouo.
moh that the whole British navy could not
hinder her from sleaming up to London
bridge and tossing her big shells into the
done of st. Paul's, into the Bank of Eng
land, into the House of Parliament, into
Buckingham and St. James Palaces, and
wherever she cared to plant those pretty
seeds of desolation."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

grieved at this display Of popular sentiment
in what they had expected to find demo
cratic locality. Being told, and truly, that
far worse treatment would meet them at
Niagara, the White Mountains, and other
resorts of fashion and conservatism, they
are contemplating, I believe, an immediate
return to their own country from land
which offers them nothing but insult"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

b@- A sixty years old Methodist shepherd
has been arrested in Philadelphia for an in
decent assault on young ward, girl Of
fourteen years. The mother chsrgesthst be
had some years since perpetrated the same
offence against the girls sister.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-16

grace as Iscariot, and have hanged himself
in asonement for three.score years of con.
tinuous lying and treachery. He must be
aware that his career can fitly have but this
termination. His own are the only hands
vile enough to end his existence, and the
nav of the carrion crow is his natural place
of sepulture. iet ifs@s'z!'s@ g. --~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
fPunIIc EEso1uTIoN-No. 50

A Resolution explsn atoTy Of, and in addition to the
Act of May fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty.four, en-
titled "AR Act granting Lands to aid in the Oonstruc-
ton of certain Railroads l. wisconsin"
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repres
~entatiUes of the United States of AH1rica iRCOE-
gress Assembled,
That the words Gin a northwestern direction, - in the
third section Ofthe act entitled An act granting lands
tn sid In the construction OF certain railroads in the
State OF Wisconsin, :" APP roved May fifth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty four shall, without Tor to said
State, OF its assigns, OF any rights or benefits under
said nct, or exemption from any OF the conditions or
obligations imposed thereby, be construed to author
iEe the location Of the line Of sold road, in said THIRD
section prOvid for, along aud upon the fOllowin route,
that is TO say; from the city o. PJTtsse, BY the way OF
the city Of RipOn, in the county Of For dusLac, and the
city or Berlin, in the county Of Green Lake, to fteV.
ems Point, aud thence to Bayfield,, and hence to Su-
perior On Lake Supe. ivr. And the Legislature OF the
said State Of Wisconsin,, having, in and BY an act emit
tied "An act TO Incorporate the Pc tIse and superior
Railroad Company, and to execute the trust created by
section three OF the act OF Congress entitled An act
granting lands to aid in the construction Of certain
railroads in the State Of WISCONSIN, approved May b,
eighteen hundred aud ~sixty-six, authOrizs 81 and requs-
RED the said Portage and Superior Railroad Company to
construct the line OF rOId in the said third sect ion Of
the said act u Congress provided ~fOrEupon and along
the rorte hereinbefOre set forth, and described, the
Congress Of the United States hereby given its assent
to the route Of the said railroad, as the same Is here
inbefore described, and set forth, and consents to she
! selection and application efsthe lan0s granted 70 TINS
State Of WiseORsis By the third section Of the SAID act
of;COngress hereinbefore mentioned, Tor and 10 the I'm
oflthe said railroad, as the same is hereinbetOre de-
hned, and described, in the same manner and with the
same efec: as if the said railroad was treated AMI con
stTucteu in strict conformity with and upon the Tonte
prescribed in the said third sectieu or the said oct OF
Congress-. Il being the intention o. this TesOiutiNl to
rive TIE assentOf the United Stated TO the disposition
made by the Legislature OF the State Of wisconsin Of
the Iard grant herein referred "a, and thu change OF
route for the railroad in aid Of which the same IS gran
. ted, and not TO make any other disposition, change OF
! alteration OF the grant aforesaid.
Approved, Jnne2 81, 1855,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

road kram- tha town Of C~oryal.is = tae AeaRinnA Bzys
three aiferpate ser4ions- per mHefr0m public lands
DESIGNATED By odd NUMBERS and nOt more than six
miles from said road Provided, Tuat the lands hereby
granted shall be exclusively applied in the eonstTuc-
ton OF said road; and she'll be exclusively applied In
the construction OF said ROAD and shall be spplsed 10
other uurposes whatever And provided further 81.
That dry aaS'aN lands heretofore reserved 70 the MT
ed States by act Cong sssTcT other competent anthoE-.
y, be- and the same are, reserved from tReSFetft04
q this act. except 50 far ut may be necessary to To-
cato the route Of said road through the same. IN which
case the right o. way isgraAted.
Sec. 2. Andbe It enacted. Thstthe said lands aereby
granted TO said State shall be disposed o. oy tae lesls
lature thersof for the purpose aforesaid, and lot no ON
ter; aud the said road shall be and remain . pnohe
highway for the use Of the government o. the United
States, freefromtOlis or other. charles g10ntshe trans
%poItation Of any property, troopts, OF mails Ofstne Uni@
ted States. 40 "a
It. enacted, FAat sain FOad-sAaIIbe-
constructed With such graduation and bridges as 70 It's
regular use as T waEoO road and in such other special
manner as the State Of Oregon may prescribe
Sec. 4. And belt further enacted, That the lands
hereby grrnted-tss said STATE shalt De dlspesedof only
in the following manner, that is to say: when the gov
ernor Of said State shall certify to the Secretary Of the
Interior that AMI ten Continuous miles o. said road are
completed, then a Quantity Of land hereby granted co.
terminouS t5rsaid completes portion Of said road. not
10 exceed thirty sections may % s)ad, and SO from
time to time until said road is completed; and II said
read Is not completed within five years. no further
sales shall be made and the land remasn4ng unsotd
shall revert TO tho United States.
Approved July A. 1850. sr- vu--r- IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

In passing through 81. DerOin, recent
ly, we had the pleasure of stepping into
Mr.. A. J. Ritrer's store, and were TRULY
surprised to see his Mammoth Stock of
Goods. Mr. Ritter is an old experienced
hand at The business; we found that his
Goods have been selected with great
judgement, adapted to the wants of the
community, and marked down so marvel.
ously low as TO defy competition from any
quarter. Call and see him or his gen.
lIemaniy Clerk, Peter Fraker. you will
always iud them on hand with a rOusing
stock of Goods and accommodating.
ms
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Brownville, Agents.

The Western Stage Company now
makes daily connection by Stage between
this place and ROckpOrt. This arrange
ment has been effect by the U. S. Ex-
press Company for the benefit of its pa.
Irors, thus giving them extra facilities
for sending and receiving Express matter
from The East. The Sage Office is at
Carson's Bank.
We believe that there is an establish
ed post route between this place and
Rockporl, will not our friends at Wash.
ington Try and have service ordered on il
at once ? Il is much needed, and we
hope will receive prompt attention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

i ~ -. d hsIs1E sklsalsa q 80 -

pleiOR lf aid rnad, ts hereby sxtenlsd fy seYsp xsara.
from tho Passsse
Sec. >. Andboit further e~Ractea9 nat Az the land
heretofore grSnteflothe Territory sn1 Sias AZ Min
nesota 20 aid in thu construction Of railroads. shall be
certified TO said Stately the Secretary % the IHieri0-
from time 70 time, Whenever any Of s~stdrOzds shall ba
definitely Ioclsed aud snail ~ dlsDo Cd q b. ssid state
in the manner and upoREthe eondiu0n< provided IN TIA
particular act granting the came as modified 81 The
-proviaious o. thiSact aProvidel Thaf when the orig
iual Q~uantlty granted to aid the constructou o. any
road has been increased the qEaattY. asiPorizst toPo
sole ffOri time to time shaIl bd Ucreaa6 effospon1
liugly: And provided further, That on cOmplotiOt 81
any ten miles Ct rOad, the state may sell one half ne
ouantitO Of lands vEaiEh RldStata - authQriEsd ~ fis-
pose Of onfhs conbIetfon OF twenty miles
ted bT anv0se = 6onS7esa 70 the statas o. Binnesota.
to alp il. he eOnstructiOa d ~reiIroads IN sad -ststs,
Of road. sbafRn5tbe disposed afuhdIthe Rad shaiiba
eomposted through and ~entermfnous W-thtnh0 SANG
provided, however. That this provision shall moi sZ~
tend toanY lands suthSrizsd T. - taken 10 zsss ap
deficiencies. ~ 0IfF 81 =
Sec. 5. Ana belt turtheF enacted. nat - nusa -
any act as conflicts with the provisions Of this act u
hereby repealed. Approved, yaly u 1850
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
EPublic-.No .I75I

An Act to provide for the payment Of the sixth, eighth
and elev enth Regiments Of Ohio Volunteer Militia of
Cincinnati, Bard's Company Of Cavalry, and PauIsOn's
Battery, during thel time they were in the Service OF
the United States, in 1859.
Be it enacted bythe Senate and House of Represeg-
tGtiUe offhe United StGt's Of hwerieG IN Congress
Assembled,
That tho officers and men Of the SIKH, eighth, and esel
yenth regiments OF Ohio volunteer militia, and Of Cap.
$. W. Bard's company OF cavalry, and Of Captain angus
Paulsen IS battery, OF Cincinnati, orderef into the SER
vice Of the United States, at Cincinnati Ohio, ON the
second day Of September, eIghLeen hundred and sixty
TIVE, notwithstanding any ifregul srity Ia their muster
into the service Of the United State , be paid for the
tim e the officers and men were actually In the service
respectively. not hOwevsr to exceed the period Of 81
days. Approved, July s, 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Pnblic-No. ISL

AT Act &c extend the Benefits OF Section four Of an Act
making ApprOpriatiens fer the support Of the Army for
the year ending JuEe ~thirtieth, eighteen hundIel ana
~sixLy-six, approved March third, eish .eed hund- cd and
sixty.1Ve.
Be e. ehdcfEd By the Seaaie and HoHse.oC RepTesen-
tdtiUss Of the UHstcd States Of America IN Congress
Assembled
that section four Of an act entitled can act making al
hropriationS br the support Of the army FER the year
endEnG June ~thirtietb, eighteen hundIe Cd and sixty six
BE- 50 cOnstrUed as 20 entit!e t04he three m5hthsS pay
proper, provided for therein, all officers Of volunteers
below the rank 81 Origadief-genera WIN we're in sarE-
ice on the third day Of March eighteen hundred and
SIXTY i've, and whose resIgn4ti0ns we're presented and
accepted er who were mustered out at their ewn re-
quest OF otherwis e ~honors0iy discharged from tbs ser
vice after the nineth aay of April, eighteen hundred
aud s~ixty-nve. Approved, JnIy -. 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
They sell IOw dorm for cash l.!

We cannot speak in two high terms of
Co.'s DYsPAPsIA Guar. II is a WELL
tried remedy. and invariably cures. Why
will you suffer from Dyspepsia, Indiges'
tiou, and disorders of the stomach and
bowels when so good a remndy can be
Obtained so easily.
For Sale at Nc Creery's and HOHaddy's
Drug Stores, and Marsh & Cos NeUs
DeDOk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
LPublic ResOIutiOn No. a4l

Joint Resolution protesting against PardOns by
Foreign Governments of Persons convicted of in
famous Offences, on condition of Emigration th the
United States.
Whereas it appears from Official correspondents
that tn t'authorities Of Bssleland, q canton in Swift
1erland. have recently!undertaken to pardon a per-
son convicted of murder on the condition that he
would emigrste to America, meaning thereby the
United States aud there isKeasOn to believe thai
similar pardons Of persons convicted of infamous
offences have been granted in other countries: Now
therefore, iH @
Be It FesoIued By the Senate and House of Req
TeseatGtives Of tie United StGtes of Ameriea in
Congress AssembIed,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Greenbacks and RO6acFs are indisPsns
sable 20 the public welfare for one sus
tains The pecOnrary health Of the nation,
while the other preserves the physical
health of the individuals composing the
nation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

A Resolution for the temporary Relief Of desti-
tule People in the District Of Columbia.
Be- IL resolved By the Senate and House Of Repre-
s~entGtiUes Of the Uhited S.ateS of AmerieG SBEo1-
gress assembled,
That the sum Of twenty-five Thousand dollars be,
and the same Is hereby, appropriated out OF any
money in the treasury not Otherwise appropriate6,
Tor the temporary relief Of the destitute population
IN the District Of Colnmbia,t to be expended under
the direction Of the Commissioner of F~reedme1's
Bureau. Approved, April IL 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
<(Public No. 1888
n Act resatiag to LANDS EIantea to the State Of N;bt
sn-a 10 aid in tha eanstrnctine R.lI-n.A.

np-dA 70 All III VIC S3lalI Cblu haAlEOad1
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of RsDrss-.
eHtjves Of The United States OF America in CrEarsss
Assembled,
That whenever il shalt appear that the initial States
have sold or disposed OF any 4anfs GRANTED 90 The T or.
ritoTy o. Estate OF MinDeso:a FOR the Lnrposs OF aiding
IN the construction OF railroads after the definite To-
cation oLths Inc u road, sRd before The wathdraYalof
sd lands Tom sale at the proper lOe4i land Odhse,
SAID Staten y BY its agent select, In lieu OF the lands
80 sud or dtspOsodsof from any Of the lands Of lhe
United States subject to sale being odd numbered sec
Tions, within twenty miles Of the line Of the prOpeT
read, a quantity Of land equal TO that so sold Or dispOs-
ed Of. and the lands so selected shall Re submitted for
those so so;do or disposed OF BY the United States, and
nay Be disposed OF BY said State ms aiIrespeets As IL sad
Eub-tituted lands had been parcel VI The original grant
% the State. Provided. h5wsver That nothing herein
contained shall be, 50 construed as 70 diminish the buaR
titr Of land granted b. actcf Aay hfth, hlud-
red and sixty-foRr, to the State Of MINES Il to aid 10
the construction Of q railroad from st. Paul 70 Lake
Superior.
sec 2 And be 1t further enacted, Tat the tins
named in the aet granting lands 10 the Territory OF
Minnesota 70 aid in the esnstFuetisa- OF -aeersain rail-
road "fBOm st Paul and from 2sint AnthcnT. Or. the
way Of Minneapolis, - a convenient point 81 junction
west Of the Mississippi river, 70 the southern bOunda-
~ Of the TeEritory.' approved March third, eighteen
hundred aud nfty-Aeysl, for The cOastFaetiou and COM
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
I78

An Act to amend can act making a gram Of Landi to
the State OF Minnesota 10 aid in the CONSTRUCTION Of
the RailaCad from SLPaul 10 Lake SuperiOr.p3 4pprov-
ed May hfth, eighteen hundTedahd Sixty-iOuF.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repres-
e~ntatives of the United States Of 4merics in Con-
grcss Assembled,
That section one Of the act entitled can act making =
grant OF lands to the State of MInnesota TO aid IN the
construction Of the railroad from Saint Paul to Lake
Superior" approved May ffth, eighteen hundred and
sixiy-four, DO amended by adding thereto the following
provided further, That in case it shall appear, when
the line Of the Lake Superior and AiSsippi railroad is
definitely located, that the quantity Of land intended
10 be granted by the said act IA aid Of the con- tructi on
OF the said roadshall by reason Of the line theIeof near
the bOuncry line OF the said State Of Minnesota, the
said company seall be entitled to take from other pub
lie lands of the United States within thirty miles Of
the west line Of said road such an amounl Of lands as
shall make up such deficiency: Provided, That the sam
shall be taken in alternate odd sections as provided
for in said act. Approved, July 10, 1876.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Pnblic RsaoLnaioa. No ga
Joint Resolution appointing Managers for tho Ma.
tiOnal Asylum for DAIbled Volunteer soldiers.

ResoiUed by the Ssaate and House of Representa-
t'ves Of tbs UHited States of America in Congressas-
seReLsd, - f9IIQ
That the following persons be, aud they are
hereby, appointed man46ers Of the National Asy-
lum for disabled volunteer soldiers, under the pro-
visions and conditions of the third section Of the
act approved March twenty-three, eighteen hund-
red and sixey-six: Richard J Oglesby, Of Illinois,
Benjamin + Butler, Of Massachusetts and .Fredsr-
ick Smith of New Hampsh ire, of the first class, to
serve six years; LeWisB Gunkls, Of Ohio, Jay Cook
of Pennsylvania, and p Joseph 0sterhaus, Of Mis-
souri,, of the second class, to ssrve four years; John
Il Martindale, OF New York, HOratio q Stsbbins,of
California, and George II Walker, Of the third
class to serve two years.
Approved, April Fl, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

THAI the Congress sf the. United States protests
against such act5aS unfrien0fY anu nconststent
with thecOmity Of nations, and hereby requests The
Presidens Of the United ~statesto cause q copy q
this protest to be communica ted to the represents
lives Of the United ~statesin foreign countries, with
instructions to ~Ieseutit to the governments rpWherS
they are accredited respectively and to insist that
no such actsshall, under any circumstances be re-
peated. Approved, April l7SIS66.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
.,,s zrPubIic-No. t69 !
An Act to provide for the Disposal Of certain Lands
DITTO therein named.

2FFEs0 therein named.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Rcprescn-
tafiUes Of che United STATES Of Americs IN Congress
Assembled.
That the COmmissiOner ofthe General Land Once De,
ant he IS hereby authorized to cause to be offered at
PUBLIC auction all The unsold lots ef that portion Of the
public domain known as the FOrt Inward Military Be-
serve with Is situated in the county OF Brown. and
State OF Wisconsin giving not less than two month s.
notice OF the rime and place OF such sale, by adverti-
sing the same in such newspapers and for such period
OF time as he may deem best. Every such lot shall be
sold separately to the highest bidder for cash, and
when not paid for within tgenty-four hours from the
time Of purchase, 1t shaIr b, liable obe resold urder
OF the commissioner OF the General Land Once afOre-
said, az such reasonable minimum as may be liked by
the Secretary OF the Inte=iar, and no sale shall be bind
ing until approved by thas Onicer.
Sec. e. And be IL further enacted, Fiat Il shalt be
the doty Of the President to cause patents to be issued
in due form Of law for each and every such lot. as soon
as maybe after tee purchase OF and payment Tor the
same. APPROVED, July 4, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

The cold weather has suspended work
on our County building. Work on the
High School is still progressing, and, we
are notified, that as soon as il is enclosed.
and comfortable, the Board intend giving
a Festival fol- the purpose of gettIng a
RaIL-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Goodies for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

UUVWtOo tUJ OHAA HtM"DsI U
& Co have a full stock of the good
things for the Holidays, consisting of
Turkeys, Chickens Fresh Oysters,
Canned Fruits, Lobslers, Dried Prunes,
Currents, BtacLbsrrys. CitrOn, Raisens,
Nuts, Confectionery, Spices, Extracts:
Jellys. Corn Starch, Green Apples, Sweet
Cider, &c, &c.
Thea sell LOw dOun for cash!