Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-11-19

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r-Louiiana aud Florida are now beginning to
compete successfully with Cuba and the West In,
dia.l Islands in raising oranges Tor the Northern
markets. 80, ,.uI 81. sgs,f -: :.s.. rtt. 81 -
PARIS has now thirty establishments tor the
sale of horse flesh for the table, which consume
900 horses annually, representing over million
pounds Of cheap and wholesome meat - tx
Smith lives in Cincinnati There are siz
hundred and twenty three of him doing business
i'm that CITY, and those of him who ara named
John have dwindled down totwo hundred and ten.
Mahogany is 80 abundant in Nevada as to
be used for fuel A contract has been entered into
to supply several thousand cords of it at three dol
hrs and kaff cord. ., $t'.9'$ ,.'''''-',<' I'.
E,.g- A number Of capitalists id Auburn, New
York, have purchased eighty thousand acres Of
hand near Palatka Florida, and are about to colon
ne it with people from that State ., 9; !,s:2,
Idol worship is firmly established IN Port,
land, Oregon There is a; temple there belonging
to the Chinese, with craven images and all the
other accompaniments Of real heathen temple.
= zGaA correspondent Of the Columbia Phteni1
SAYS that Governor Scott has given five hundred
dollars towards the endowment of Erskine College,
at Due West s.. @. "., T.. .s,.r. Z: .~,::.':e'.s'
The Hartford Post asks if it ought not To
sgiye God the gloryfor the election. To which
the Norwich Aduertiser responds: No. no
give the devil his due r.. ~
- A public meeting has been held in Laurens
and The present members Of the Legislature were
requested to resign on The ground that they dc
not represent the peopse.' :1.''.''', sn:"E '''..
The number of children registered as attend
ants at the public schools in the city of New York
is 239, 900, the daily average attendance being a:
H. ofk Of
evening schools is 10000. ...,. p. .. .,-..
Grant addressed a Republican procession al
Beividere, Ohio, saying: Gentlemen see many
efvou In uniforms You laid them off three yeart
ago, and you can now lay them off again, and We
viii have peace. Good night "''a7s 80. - f. &c.
: The Governors of North Carolina, Alabama,
Michigan, Maine. Massachusetts,, Vermont, Penn
sylvania, South Carolina, and other States, have
designated Thursday, the 26th instant, as thanks
giving day. This is the day set apart for the same
purpose BY the President Of the United States =
A New York insurance company has ten,
dered Gen. r. E. Lee the position of supervisor
ofagencies for the Southern States, at salary OF
$4,000 year. He is also spoken of for the
presidency Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company.
1t is mentioned as remarkable fact that a
son of American parents, who was born IN Cali
fornia, has attained his majority and voted at the
recent elections He is believed to be the only
case of the kind California has thus but one vo,
ter who is not 'carpet-bagger.'
The Greenville Enterprise says there has
been an examination of the route of the Airline
Railroad from Atlanta to Charlotte, and is inform
ed that the most favorable route strikes this State
at point which places GreenviIe precisely in the
ssair-lne" to Charlotte, North Carolina.
- Mr.. Seward has issued an order that in all
communications hereafter issued from the State
Department the title of "Hon." shall be ignored.
The term has grow into such disrepute by indis-
criiminate use as to have ensured its bestowal on
negro officials the crowning act to stamp it as an
unmitgated nuisance. 'g.0 10. :. -. vi
An Irishmau in New York was required to
produce his certificate Of citizenship. He retired
in anger, and after time re-appeared, bearing up.
on his back house door, on which was pasted, all
too securely, the required paper. This he set
down before the astonished judge, with the re-
mark, San will that PLACE yer?"
-Itis begun to be charged that the Union
Pacific Railroad is being built with marvellous
rapidity, not in accordance with the requirements
of the acts of Congress, but simply to realize, as
speedily as possible, the government subsidy, and
that the road is very incomplete, the bridges slight
and insecure, &c. ri ~, '',' s"'- - @.
An article in the New York Sunday Ne,os
states that grand scheme is on foot in that city.
among band of Americans for the capture and
conquest of the Queen Of the Antilles According
to this report, two thousand five hundred men Of
pluck and spirit are all that are required to ac-
compiish this undertaking.
We regret to learn that on Saturday last, as
the passenger train of the s. & U. Rail Road was
in motion at Hills Platform, Rev. Mr.. Strong at
tempted to get upon the same. but unfortunately
fell, and the cars passed over him, manging his
leg and hand in a shocking manner causing his
death in very short time. he was on his way to
attend Sacramento meeting Of the Presbyterian
Church at this place. UnSonoiNe Times.
-- The St Louis Times says that story is
bruited about the streets of that city that General
Grant had announced to one of his friends his pur-
pose to give Gen. Lee place in the Cabinet. 1t
it were known that Lee would become member of
Grants Cabinet, it would also be known that
Grants words were not idle when he said "Let us
have peace" Lees accession to the Cabinet would
be the perfection of moral, physical and political
reconstruction Acts.
The Richmond Wing revives an anecdote,
which apty illustrates the purposes of the carpet
baggers, who are infesting the South: When the
carriages, which conveyed the German strumpets
ofGeorge /, arrived in London, they were rather
boisterously greeted BY the mob-whom to pacify,
Cue udIueu llduIy VI Inc fouicaoe cOOlutuSD az.
dressed: "Gocs peoples, We are come for all
your goots." Yes, d-n you, and all our chat
tells, too, was the apt and vigorous reply.
"A dispatch from this city says: Congress
man Dickey and Hon. E. Mcpherson are engaged
to-day in winding up the affairs of the late Thad-
deus Stevens. They find only about enough per-
sona property to pay his debts and his real estate
consists of house in Lancaster estimated at $l5,
600, and his iron furnace property, estimated at
from $4,000 to $60,OO0. Il was damaged by the
rebels in their Chambersburg raid to the extent Of
over 100000, or more than one half of all Mr..
Stevens was worth. - Washington InteAtgencer.
The Memphis Aualaache declares that ''the
efforts of detectives have developed, beyond pos
slblty OF doubt that the assassination OF Gener-
al Hindman was planned in Little Rock by leading
Radicals and executed by their orders. The as
sassin was white man, who was paid eight hun
dred dollars for the transaction. He left Little
Rock stealthiy, approached Helena, and was taken
charge of there by Radicals in the plot who fur
nished all needed information about General Hind
man, the most practicable method of Committing
the murder, &c. As soon as the deed was com.
mitted the assassin returned to Little Rock, and
thence went to Mexico, via Texas"
"A Washington telegram in New Nork pa
Der says that as it is known that the Democrats
intend to introduce bill for the restoration OF the
full privileges of the Presidency to General Grant
it is thought that the Republicans will anticipate
them, and that an act viii be passed at the com.
mencement of the December session, to take effect
from the 4th of March next, which will give the
new President the full privileges Of his Office The