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:. .PREMIUMs FOB CLUBS. 1869.

The Proprietor of the ENQUIRER announces the
following as the premiums offered tor the largest
Clubs Of subscribers to the ENQUIRER for the year
I'll he first premium viii be four sevenineh hole
CooKINa STovE, known as the standard. " The
kettle griddle, spider, ham-boiler, watHe-irons,
three joints of stoye,pipe and an !elbow together
with set of tnware embracing eleven pieces, the
whole valued at $35. - '''. - - 's
The second, Win be a FAMILY OR PULPIT BIBLE,
of large size, handsomely. and richly bound, and
valued at S25.lq 49, r.. ..,..s;g., r-.tl..,g =
~ The third, will bs.a No. 8, Two-H HORSE BRIN;
LEY. PLow, with steel mold, two detached steel
points, cotton.scraper and sweep, valued at $40.
= The fourth, will be No. I, ONE- HORSE BRIN;
LEY Prov, with steel mold, two detached steel
points cotton scraper and iron scooter, valued at
- The premiums are all useful and valuable arti-
cles, and Of frst-rate quality, The Stove Is as
good as the best; and the Plows are the most pop
9lar, for general purposes, Of any manufactures In
the Southern e6untry-those who are using them
being much pleased with their performance, = In
addition to this, they have taken prizes at num-
Eber of Agricultural: Fairs where they have been
IKE premiums win Be awarded to the successful
competitors On the SECOND !MoNDAYseF MARCH,
1863 sThe person getting up the largest cup at
$2 5o in currency, for each subscriber, will be ent-
tied to the first choice of the above premiums; the
person getting the second largest club to the second
choice; and the persen getting the third largest
clubs to the third choice and the person getting
ND the fourth largest club, to the fourth choice
Competitors may begin 70 get subscribers at once,
the time .of subscription to commence now or on
the frs; Of January, 1882 The money will be re-
ouired when the names are entered on our books
Further particulars will be given hereafter:
nS-To persons who make up Clubs OF ten or
more names, but who may fail to obtain prize,
We Will send the ENogIRER one year, free ofcharge
and to those who send d Club Of twenty or more
Names but who may fail to obtain prize We will
Forward Of the EsevsE . one year, Arr fTeS Ts o.
charge. and copy OF either; ,,5 1Ihe Land nv we
azine," or any weekly newspaper published in the
limited States
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bat1ne opportunity to vreak hisvengeance upon
Pollard, and that was when he saw him entering

botoue opportunity to yreak hisvengeance upon
Pollard, and that vas when he saw him entering
his of6ce. k- 80
nesday fast D. f. Foskett, living at "the old Lam
drum place, y midway between this and Aiken,
was arrested, brought to this place, and lodged IN
Jail At the same time and place were arrested
six negroes, who are also in our jail The charges
against Foskett 50 far as we can learn, are that he
keeps around him gang of negroes whom M ne has
armed, and whom he constantly drills That ne
hasiaate these naspoes to certain Of bus neigh
bors That the houses Of certain Of bis neighbors
have been violently assaulted at night, and that
these neighbors are in daily fear Of their lives
That be 6as offered awhite man Of good character I
certa;n well Known citizen Of this place And that
be Is mischievous man, and foments strife and
discord generally in the section in which he lives
The SIX negroes are Of the said gang. toskett has
not given bail These arrests were made by Dep,
uty Constable Kennedy, assisted by bis special
deputies, D. W. Christian and Noah Corley.
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Under the amendment to, the Bankrupt Act,
adopted last June, all persons who seek the pene.
ct of the Act after the first Of January next, must
nav tifty per centum Of the debts proved agalns'
them upon which they are liable as principal debt.
or, otherwise they win not be discharged from
their indebtedness. We viii remark here that per:
SONS who contemplate ayailing themselves oftthe
Act, must have their petitions fled in the Clerk
office Of the U. s. Court preuiots g the frs d q
January. ........ ,.,. .. All; ,,.,;.,e.. a,..,-
Many persons who have contemplated seeking
the benefits of the act, are doubtless waiting TO as
certain whether or not the homestead exemption
will be available as protection against past l9,
debtedness. While we cannot undertake to Say
what may be the decisions Of the Courts Of TIM
State-as now constituted upon the matter, we are
disposed to consider reliance upon such pro:
lection as altogether unsafe and likely, IN cthe
course of time, to entail more serious cCmphca
tions than arise from bankruptcy. 49,,
It would be far wiser and safer for both debtor
and creditor, if compromises could be arranged
between them upon liberal basis but where such
attempts fall It is neither dishonorable nor imnor.
al for the honest debtor to seek through the prop,
er tribunals, dissolution Of contracts that mis-.
fortune ha.ss, rendered him incapable Of fulfilling
The Constitution of the United States grants to
Congress the power to pass o general bankrupt
law. At the same time it: asserts that mo State
shall pass any eepost tacto law,
nor any law impairiug the obligation Of {e1istlng)
contracts" The reconstruction acts, even if'con'
stitutional themselves, only say that the conven.
tions of the several Southern States 'shah adopt
constitution and civil government not repugnant
to the Constitution and laws Of the United States
Any provisions in those constitutions, taking away
the remedy, or absolving property liable for past
contracts, the Supreme Court has decided to be
in conflict with the United States Constitution.
There is no doubt but that this argument will be
forcibly urged against the homestead exemption
clause in the present State constitution. 'I ''''''
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

While two gentlemen Of our town-Messs.
George Steele and S. C. Sadler--were out hunt
ing on Monday last, painful accident occurred to
Mr.. Steele in the following manner: Mr. Sad
lers gun being insecurely attached to the breech,
dropped ont, and the nipples striking upona stone
as it fell, one barrel was discharged, and the con-
tents lodged in Mr.. ;Steeles thigh, inaictng Sc
rious and painful wound. Prompt medical assis-
tapce was rendered, and the wounded man is doing
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A WOMAN's INDUSTRY.

A lady of this county presented herself at one
of our dry goods establishments few days since,
with over eighty dollars worth Of domestic produce
of her own producing, for SALE Ffty-eight dol
lars of this amount was obtained for wooen cloth,
spun and woven by herself. The balance was
made up of sundry articles of household produce.
The value was readily paid her by Messrs Brat
ton, Mason and Withers, the enterprising firm buy
ing the articles. ~
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

a Tributes of Respect and Obituary notices are
only inserted the ENQUIRER when paid for at the
same rate as advertisements. We frequently re-
ceive communications of this character which we
do not publish, for the reason that no provision is
made for the payment Of the BILL For the simple
announcement Of a death OF marriage, no charge
Is made - .' '"t''. .'.s. -
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:, tgorthe Yorkyiae Enqalrp; -. = -: =:

,cA meeting of oitisens Of iFmkIillesswas held at
the Court House, on. ThwsdsS n26th Iuhnop f1r
the purpose astakine stspa, 10 influence the loea-
ten of the proposed Airline Railroad. r s!
Moore, Esq.,, President of the Kings MoMgpttain W e
Railroad, was called to the Chair sndW. B Nett, M
ESQ.,, requested to act as Secpstazy:g 8 %
II On motion, Of H. Z. Adckesii Esq, q, Ceumit.
tea of three, consisting Of ", 2, Nett, EI. Gem
E. NJ. Law, end Col W, 3 Wilson, yss eppoiat-
edto correspond with Col Bsferd the President .l1e
of the !Ais,Lne Railroad. and to make stzsngs-
ments fer meeting of the citzeus Of the County,
y. On motion. the proceedings we've ordered to be
published in the KoRKyn4E EsogIRER. 4ae ID
~ ~ ..:,.a R s. MOORE, Gha'paa- :
W. B. MFRS, SegHera. = q. "a api.t ~ 9
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OLE Aprkville Gnqniret'.
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Z aya,sYORKVILLE. s. c.: sa.,rae.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 3, 1868.

,JCash.-rIt must be distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and Jop'
work, are cash, inadvanoe. 2ta5-' "a" - -fA,
,X.--llThe paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration of thetime for which payment has been
made. "A Subscriber finding q tX) cross mark on
stand that the time paid for has expired. .
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Pacific railroads. wagon.roads, &c, s6,00oDOt
of acres Of land. Louisiana il going exten
sivey into the culture of rice and expects to rais1
|E1reater crop thsn the esrofuss: 'eofe'
without milk is saa to be used BY the Turks as al
antidote to'the Injurious effects Of tobacco. ""Th'
crop ofEgpianc cotton thisy year willamountto 1877,
100000 pounds ...,2rTEh The Richmond Circuit Cour
has given Judgment against the city for $l5, ,0O(
worth whiskey, which WAS destroyed by order o
the City Council, on the night of the evacuation
1865 About :, 900 barrels we're destroyed that nigh
al of which The city viii have to pay. The
Secretary of the Treasury estimates the total reve
nua TO- belaisd, fr, the fsca year ending Hnne
tls7O, attwo hundred and fifty millions Of dollars E
rHE SOUTH CARoLnsA LEGIsLATURE'
In accordance with the provisions Of the new
Constitution, the Legislature met in Columbia OF
Tuesday Of last wesE,, oath iultimo. The 'Hous'
+ was organized at once; but; IN the absence Of
quorum, the Senate adjourned until ~ o'clock, M
on Wednesday! ;H''s fi''. o,.. 80 W.. =.
Both Houses assembled at ~, NJ, on Wednes
day, and quorum being announced IN each, mes
sages We're intercEapged IL regard to their organi
ration and readiness 70 proceed to business, and
Joint committee was appointed to wait on the Gov
ernor and notify him that the General; Assembl!
was ready % seeslst my communication he nigh
have to make )" NJ !,'H '''' i. 3.''1' -f'
Resolutions were adopted III each House TO con
tinue theS organization Of the respective Houses
the same as at the spec,al session. sooleo. . sus.
cls"ses WI. WIN iet1 pIauss, ~ ~ ~ A.,
ordered by the fresoent M OF tne oenale " t' en'
Speaker OF tne house M.
turner Demeooe.4ts oielso l . eeoiu'loI ~ Ao'
no pay to the members during absence, e1eep, : o. J
aaeount of severe illness. The resolution was los
bv vote of "a nays to 9 ayes After aboGshinl
- - s,onocraaber and d;snos;;np Of ft,I, somi
~ 49, S.sn -. Latt Honoes h Il. conl
.tTa ~ ..;;onraaJ sSSSs,
sequence OF ~ se h w S's
to Friday. :; r. t.;s--l;,,a ,i.s,e,, ..ae,e.
In the Senate, on EndaY, q bill vas introduced
to facilitate the drawing Of jurors In the State. i
nrov;Ses that tbe Circuit Judges in the event tha
- ~ ;nr;es a,e NJ. drawn at tbe irreela,
stassuntt ps'.' Il ~ IA sLor;F
terms q. conrl7 n1l4Y Sfaef tue olefA aur
with any meglstEste, AZ any time nos iess tnaI M
seven days preceding the next sitting OF the court
~ !. sSa sSsr;H RsoS .he frst t;Ine n,
sasa.s ,jov.nadi ,nt;l .Wonaayo "'9'5Hi .@'''5i''
oenals t.Aou'a'' ::Ys, q.
In the House, resoiuuons were in9lo9sceI WIZ
reference to the deathsOt Martin and hanoqlpn
which were referred to committee Of fYe. A bill
~ ~o,ooI tto nsurv laws WAS Laid, on the table
- s.on, ,Io Gnvorror .,nnounncinc
message Has le<'t ttoA. .t.e III & :.
fhat the Woui9 Sho S "
Monday last. n i,r,.-I h.. ,-s..,' ~, .}1s
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TfSEs15iIts7S.-gT = -s-'S.s..ss; = - ,syTTTT :
The lawmakers ssst thSfmstHsr fmsr AMY. stoay Aitsrs93
sr.l J.v, thew lave now baie d2taaaf d2ttaaf into work.
.a.a snd - nnsa number are abseut on
leave. p 4E,.. / ,:4,A2I ;: E. ~
s5d "a have 5ss 8 wst, and watch and sso7F, fSF
ibe bett. Sra. - s.,.AG s,tT
rs,r.. y zaslv I5ei~ WO
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; ai T! ~! .tpps.t's ~ y ~ -. asT
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document IN mlHQ VINE Qlctanuk ~ ~ -
the details of which afe uhderst I'd IN Hg4t
measure simiE to tfp messsS Sas9ht to2Ooagre
one year ago. -
,Gormap sIrr.,ta e..
m p-. - n..s-;.L a.. hmm.
= 1aa -oteaen tek = nv ~
dred Herman emgralts 90 Doar& arrived IN Cn.1'
;kston on SstafdV hal e The Naos furnishes the
following particulars concerning the voyage:
sTba GANGS leff Rremen October 4th for Char
Je.ton v;s R.lt;mnre having tvo hundred passen.
oars for the latter and ahont one hundred for the
I4n,s.s ssixs sisnsusUn.
nected IN settle in Wisconsin. Iowa, and other
States of tbe far West The Cans left Bremen
October 4. and dronped down to ths mouth II the
Wiser where Aha fssnSinSd until NoyemEesB. -
Sha then aes MI The vssthet beinr tinsI md ths
wind faif, bat she had scarcely otossed theE Eugsb
ohannel when sae epqoan,spea seye.s aesp. :,nss d
The weather Continued stormy and tefnpastdoaafsli
v;tb Iii b bnt sbSst S rts,.ss n Hfr ~ TaseT Sd T2
the '94th linstt1 the Cs0tsin ard several &C sthS
crew hing SC and ths yespels lseutiIslz est dGhs
course the first mate deternined to p1t into Chsr-
leston.h -. ..J Ia, I.o,;.,,a So, "a -.u
IN oouoontns rs, mn mon tba 1esenca sf thesa Gar,
-. 4 Ssnth G.nol;n. tbs NJ. n az, -.
i''sn ~, q Ts1f
MOST OF these Messe el t1ear way N slehyGsss
tern states plg baaweoTte Put tney alo Tl.!a8 "
i've ~ fnis 5ate tney Gan me
They have been told at, nome ~ EnessnE ~ No,!n.
en iectures thasthere 4 e no n14S q Socsa S.seaos
nor tne sors'gne1 soo tns1n tIoMan !a..i. h..
Moaso aafalY p 1870 ~ - s,s.e.s
= nb;ch % thsy @ a4nect E h w isSa mi IS III Wst
Wa nsad 81 spsat NV q ths vsfus6 81 txo NM
died and Rfty hafdy md IND inthltants
stiBuIStinE th9cotOredS peoBl1itU unG 19G18t400fy
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Forth YorkvIlIe Enquirer.
OLIVER CHURCH.

. q .i 30 49,, ~. 9,s,,.ll. = .IIl
A. Editor @i!hinklag y might interest ,s9g some
line i ssv tS yon "a e tha% % neo6ls of 4od th,t
S iiIsST I r,:Fst q, 80. sas. .;;,o;, =, Z
ae eas i,chy pissea tis Spyss =
the Southern portion OF York county, Wlth pre-
cious Outpouring of the Holy Spirit ico%me9csd mi eng
our communion season on Friday, 3Oth Of October,
which was continued for twelve DAYS and nights
vhcb time n.eacbed twenty for ,,,ls sarmons
uui"s WY -. sa,,;ces ssgs =
to large ana attenuYs M q II sai
were protraeted each Day ana nss nom sG txo anS
half to three hours, yet the AUDIENCE never seemed
weatrried but deep, SOLEMN, fxed attention,
marked the WORK from beeiinpiipe to end: III the
n.aa,hl M nou could scs,csv detect IN ;aa tbonrht.
arseupv i:ts.t -. 20
Less eye Duriag ens pEec,Sus sfass e .sy 80 ssss
added to the church % professor q lai.ll sevsp
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storms. .'s@ ''~ a's'
-Ex-President Roberts, of Liberia, is now in
this country He is, of course, a negro. He seems
to be candid one; for while soliciting from the
Northern people aid for the Liberian College, and
claiming that his Government has made conquests
Of 50 much of the interior of Africa as to have now
population Of 600, 600, only some $4,000 Of whom
emigrated from this country, he also admits, that
his Government has permitted the continuance
Of slavery ON n very extensive, scale AMONG the
conquered tribes. Liberia was SO named because
it was to be the home offeemeu. There are nane
but negroes there. Yet these negroes enslaye one
another. Roberts does not seem to consider that
an objection to his plan of governing the conquer
ed tribes, or he would probably keep it in reserve
while soliciting money. . =. r......
- The Fairfield (Iowa) Ledger contains the
following romance: Years ago, Pennsylvania
farmer married charming young girl from his
eRnvilhge. Farmer occasionally got tight. Wife
objected; farmer became angry-stabbed his wife
with butcher-knife. Farmer leaves precipitately
for the West Wife recovers After five years
marries again. Second husband dies in a year
She leaves for the West. Arrives al FairView.--
Stops ut boarding. house; meets former husband
years have passed; she does not recognize him
and he knows her not He loves her proposes
She accepts; they marry. Not twenty-four hours
after the ceremony wife disrobes an ugly scar; il
utterly amazed. Truth dawns upon them-it il
the long7lost husband, now a sober, wealthy mer
chant Of Faryiew." ,... .-.. 80. -.
1t Is reported in Richmond that the day be-
fore the recent shooting Grant, went to Pollard ant
asked him ifhesuas the author OF the obnoxiou.
article about his e. 81 sister, Pollard said he wa
and refused to retraet Grant then challenged
Pollard and offered to fight him then and there
Pollard refused on the grounds that he was unde
bonds and not at liberty to accept challenge
Grant thereupcn told Pollard to beware that g
he had refused either to retract or give honorabl
satisfaction, he (Grant) would shoot him on sight
This threat, it seemed caused the police to care
fully watch Grant, and the result was that he foun
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NEW yORk.

John n HUGH AUCHINCLOss.
SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YORK
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The Little House on the Hin.
BY ALICE CARY.


0, Memory, be sweet to me-
Take, take all else. at will,
so thou but leave me, safe and sound,
Without token my heart to wound,
The little house on the hill
Take all of best from east to west,
So thou but leave me still,
The chamber where in the starry light,
used TO lay awake at night,
And list to the whip-poor- will.
Take violet he'd, and rose-tree red,
And the purple flags by the mill.
The meadow gay and the garden ground,
But leave, o leave me safe and sound,
That little house on the hill!
The daisy lane, and the doves low plane,
And the cuckoo's tender bill,
Take one and all, but leave the dreams
That turned the rsfters TO golden beams,
In the little house on the hill
The gables brown, they have tumbled down,
And dry is the. brook by the mill;
The sheets | used with care to keep
Have wrapped my dead for the last long sleep,
In the valley, low and still.
But Memory, be sweet to me,
And build the walls. at will,
OF the chamber where used to mark,
SO softly ripping over the dark
The song Of the whip-poor-will!
All, Memory, be sweet TO me-
All other fountains chill,
But leave that song so weird and wild
Dear as its life to the heart of the child,
In the little house on the hill.
New York Leaeer.
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The other day while Mr.. Matthew w. Revision,
who resides near Berry's Ferry, Fauquier county,
Va, was doing with his head reclining upon the
side of an open window, large hawk ahghted
upon it, and thinking he had "a soft thing. .
plunged his talons into his head and attempted to
fly away with it, The weight of the body attached
TO the head frustrated the endeavor, and the dis.
comfted hawk went elsewhere for his supper.
The owner of the head was with difficulty dis
abused of the idea that he had been attacked by
the In. KlnXes.
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party of soldiers belonging to the twenty-ffth
infantry went 10 the house Of Ed. 0Neii, in Mem.
phis. on the 9TH, who had shot comrade the day
before, and battered down the doors. ONel fed
70 the county Jail Tor safety and was pursued and
tie firing, soon collected, and but for the arrival
of the officer Of the day with guard, a bloody
riot would have resulted.
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

fine vi faintin2s Framed Engravngs Silver Ware Pho
tosraph Albums. and large Gold Jew
elry, in all valued II 81 90 OO0.
Chance to Draw Of the above Prizes by
Sealed Ticket for Is cents Tickets describing Prize
sealed IN Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On Of OF
. cents Sealed Ticket will be drawn without ald
delivered at our Office sent iii any address The
payment OF One Dollar Prizes wiz be Immediately sent 20
any address, requested, by express return mail
You will know what your Prize is before you nay for Il
Any Prize may be exchanged for another value
No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
hEFERENcEs-We select the following names from this
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes kindly psr-
mitted us to publish them:
- + Wilkins Buffalo, N. T., SlOO0 Miss Annie Monroe
Chicago, i'll, Piano valued $3.50; Robert ackson Oh.
buque. Iowa, Gold Watch $3.50; Phi lip Nc arthy Louis
vi le KY. Diamond Clu,ter Ring $50 R. A. Patterson,
New Bedford Mass. Silver Tea Set S75, Miss Emna Wal.
worth Milwaukee VS. Piano. $500; Rev. I. W. Pitt,
Cleveland Ohio. Melodeon. sl25.
We publ sh no names without permission.
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They doing the Target business; the firm is reliable
and deserve their weekly Tribune Feb 1864
We have examined their sy.tem. and know them TO be
fair dealing hrm IN Y Herald Feb. 2S 1868
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Send for circular giving mote references and
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soasSxss VIII be in future IS Is has been N .us
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are referred TO earnest Of ne i-''H'a'A
18th which this design Is sxscused- ,...u.no.,.
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