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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-20

b.. L9i!!i ~. ig;NEw YoRK, 18th Aug ,68ssf
As to politics-the Democrats are deadsureol
the election iof Seymour The kentucky land
Montana elections seemtto have fixed thstcontic
ton! Soinote itibe fai GEaigd .tcna sS'Toa7t y
.aAs To, theatricals- the opera called Bds5s Hsai
is having aadscidedly successful run at Nibloss
At the othertheatres, Han,pg DtmspeN TIE iFSo
Fly,i Foul Play, 4foddsa Doaoa, and some. other.
ofsa like character occupy the attention Of thost
who seek summer setisation ID the stage line.
Everything, t0,sacceed jGst now must deal lbe:
rally in the nudities-what Olive Logan calls ths
leg-business. One can seeagood dead forssgenty.
FIVE eenta ,-e3a3h-bica eid % 9HE5ys1 shl.cd 2i:i
AS to books is no deeidsa sehsston jusi
now. Things are dull. Moonaone, by Wilkie
Collins, is new thing Of some interest to novel.
readers. ,-,,s r'e s'>siazE; 'llse 4 - 'a;'S
As to humbugs-thsy abound Their name is
Legion and be that; isn't sold once = week may
consider himself lucky--or he has no money. -
Money Is divinity here, People. rely, upon i
as one is taught to rely upon Providence; The dH
ference being that calculations are more exact
here than with as. After money comes the pos.
session Of brains. And brains control money.
Whoever, in New York has neither brains MOI
money would better emigate. BE IS in the wrong
berth. But, with either, il is 9ne Of the bes'
places in the western continent. 1- H., t
New York is upquestienabgy a bad place; "a
naughty place-a place where the Teli Of decency
is perfectly transparent CLOTHES too, fpr that mat
teri and innocence is almost meanihgless word
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For the YorkvIlIe' Epquiref'
PUBLIC MEETING AT ROCK HrtI,.!b

Mr.. Editor A pleasant day WAS yesterday,
and propitious to very large public gathering, to
hear delegation, of speakers from Columbia, in
the persons Of MesHs. TreadweH and ,Fckling,
and two Of our old time colored friends, Pleasant
Goode and William ne McGinnis. I did think TO
have given an extended report Of much, # not al
that was said on SO suspicious an occasion, but be-
fore this can reach you by mail the timely Issue q
your next paper fqrbiids ,.,r. 49, ~ ~ ,i' 'n.
When We n arrived, Capt ]. D. Hesdveell was
progressing with his speech. On 80 unexpectedly
seeing our old cherished friend, our heart warmed
up and rekiDdled With the gloy Of recollectiops,
We felt that we saw the Phoenix ksresurrectipn
of old Columbia "a place somehow, though strange
the anomaly, whose ashes we love In his . I'M
passioned manner, he was speaking when we
came. With vengeance of lofty thought his
bic soul heaved and chafed in its scabbard, while
his seething words Wepe given With tbe impllaopa,
of a giant. Forgetfnl Of nothing in, speech that tha
his ready volubiEty Of Language could not, supply,
he moved on to bis points with legal sstuteness,
until in. the train Of historic events, he left be
hind the misty understanding Of the great ~ un-
SSNN>SS>SS' Lf'w..S sfg r5GfnEG 1riI yfClj.fE ~
At the close of; his speech, Mr. Mckilg, ap--
peared who incidentally went over some Of the
grounds of Captain T., and in his own way loftsn
employing anecdote that brought out the ivory Of
the audience( showed, to the colored, people what
the Radical party, with Esau's hands and Jacob g
voice, was doing for them; and that the pepiteen-
tiary was now full, and in the tendency Of things,
for the good of evil doers, its contemplated en-:
largement would cover Al Of Columbs, and indeed, de
it occurred tous, possibly its gable eadmight reach
Then came Pleasant Goode, formerly, the body
servant of Gen., Gregg What striking ghmpse
of prophecy, when in his infant cradle, this good
old negro received such name, He ,is, the ffss
eolored Democrat in South Garolina apd his speech
produced an impression that will continue IA bl
felt among his colored brethren for 70 long fine e
come. ;.l4.iIlJ .,sstgGJ ssg ,l::,iuGg IssasSaG;
Our friend, Bill, then came !ferusrd, asao iHhI
similar feadinessef speech and an esg AoMeRAsu'
guage, expressed his eoayiOtiohso With spest ais
faction, He assured the eo0red Postiea Of the sp.
dipoe. that their bet pyqteetaE thsir pEhite
friends at home, aud pada ths pgspt that when b.
wanted q dollar b, kspxs Sghs1s hosat toga il
[Good, :Enta sbomsssgumegtiM ME Editor, and
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.rROIIEI6AIL1 L1TEMsj

la!GThe Democratic majority in Kentucky, at ths
recent election, is'pox put down at $4,000: ~
Nsw4n BeSiecra6e Committee have
issued l. all fSr q SITE Nominating Convention
10 meet on the ID Of september The SOBtese fo
the nomination for Governor is between Henry G
Murphy and l. T. Hoffman, Mayer Of New York
THE New. York Herald, Of Tuesday, think
That Seymour will Be elected. But it thinks tha
the parties have got thewrong men. Grant ough
to be in the hands of the Democrats, and Seymour
the nominee Of the Radicals What next? ~ +.
|" "A very unusual result in politics is the fac
that the recent election Of tso United States Sen
ators tfom Geargia appears % Have given satisfac
ton 10 BOTH parties ia that State Republican,
ciafm chem; ~ bel66nging 10 their side; and tht
Democrats insist that they are their property
Whate1er they may BE, the defeat Of e1!toyeruo
Brown seeps to be regmded az glory enough fo
Justus K JiHson, the The. estate supperinten
dent IF Education, in speech defiyefed recena.
TO d black audience IN the African Church; Cam
den; sai ssthat if the Democrats succeeded ii
electing their President there would be tie blood
lest war on recofd. Is fair warning, t.
Say The least oft, and aaevs ve interpret it to Ines
that in the event Of Seymour and Blair being
elected, the Radicals viii use force to prevent thei
inaughrationi Z" '''''s ia.'' '0" ->.. RI '''.'
The New York World asserts that the prop
osition is setioasIy 'enteftained ampbg The Repub
iican National Committee to have their Nationa
Convention re-assemble, receive Grants resigna
tiDon which hs Stands ready To give in, and homi
nate new candidate Fl FIR tie Presidency. tn
reason given Is, tbat GfaIt has already shown hi
entire unavailability, and possesses no points o.
which the party can rally even in arespectabl
minority IN this canvass The Convention, be j
remembered, did not clrn iithout Day but ad
tjonrned subject to the call Of the National Com
mittee7'; III s's9s'' ''f 'f> @ ''4 Ht"".|' ~
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tlE > For the iforkylie Enqulnr. =
THE DEBT Question:

We, the undersigned citizens of the nsighbofhoot
Of Bethesda Church, request that meeting Of th.
citizens Of York District, be held 1t York Cour
House on sales-day IN September next 70 conside
the subject ola offa Compromise between Debtor ans
Creditor" and i possible give come relief as 70 " th
people. '','',- a-r n. - -Ints,aJ @ -.
G. Boggs, VIM, Hanna, D. D. Moore, Leon
das Moore, Wg;L. Sandifer, n. zMs SandifsH I'D
A. Crawford John Clinton, William Clinton; @
P. ,Sandifer, SIM sHauns D. Al Gondep,J dG
G. Gordon. E. NJ. Rippy, 2. oW Lind
sey, A. A. Moore, D. Jones'; Al EaryYin, n n
Mcdowell, w. Walker. '''A' -''o',1.s '''- :, 30
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n - aY100R1K1YIILLEE., i $. G.: s"2e' ~
THURSDAY MORNING, 4 AUG: %, 1868.

| Cash.-It must be distinctly understood that
work, are.cash, in advance. 1 DgHs -g,l sli.H
x.-The paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration Of the time for which payment has been
made. A Subscriber finding d X) cross-mark on
the Wrapper or margin of his paper, will under
stand that the time paid for has expired. i', 7s-
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THE WHIsKEY'!TAx LAW.

Ihe new TAX act passed Dy congress, just DeIOfe
adjournment, places more stringent regulations
upon whiskey distillers than were imposed under
the old law In fact, the present act would appear
as if adopted simply for the purpose Of giving the
distihng business TO the large capitalists, whose
cash might prove acceptable to the more needy
members, and whose large influence over their
employers could be turned to q useful purpose in
the way of making Radical votes Certain it is,
that no man, with the present law in force, who
cannot command cash capital of at least $50 600,
need attempt to distilwhiskey. AT the same time,
the person or the company Of individuals who may
be able to raise such sum, will find distiling a
most profitable business making fair weather
with the Commissioners of Internal Revenue, and
the Chief Assessor, to whose discretion much of
the detail is left - O." g. s. s,. .'.. -. e..
Any person desiring to distil whiskey, and who
can command the requisite cash, must apply to the
Chief Assessor, who will locate heidistilery baHe
must then apply for q license aud pay 40 for It
next give bond Of $4,000, conditioned that he
will not violate the law then, if not the owner, in
fee, of the land where the dstllery is erected, he
must give ANOTHER bond equal to the value of the
whole distillery and premises to be forfeited in
case be makes mistakes. Before the still is erec-
ted, the manufacturer must get permission to make
|it-permission to ship it-permission to put it
up-giving name of persons, place, &c., where
erected. Then the distiller must paint and num-
ber his tubs, pipes, doors, locks, keys books and
everything else about his premises build two OF
three store houses the keys Of which are given to
o government official; keep half dozen or more
books in which arc to be recorded all the transac.
tons of the dstillery, and furnish some half dozen
drawings Of the exterior and interior of his estab
lshment. Nor can he drive nail or alter a:water
cock in it afterwards without permission from the
Chief Assessor. He then pays the expenses Of
two government officers-a gauger and store keep
er--who carry the keys and keep his whiskey safe
until the tax is paid. ..-r- ...... ..-..-..
When he begins to make whiskey, be pays tax
on all the corn bought and used; tax of two dol
larsa day on tbedistiery for every twenty gallons
of whiskey made, and two dollars day on the ex-
cess over twenty gallons, up to forty when the tax
is $4OO per day; if sixty gallons are made, S. 90;
and so on for every twenty gallons or fraction
thereof If the distillery stops work, the two dol
lars tax must still be paid. He then pays for
stamps, paysa tax on his. apparatus, buys govern
ment guages, meters, &c; pays afty cents per gal
lon on the whiskey-pays four dollars per barrel
on the whiskey,.a tax on the sales, and "a half
dozen other taxes on the whiskey, making it a.
mount up altogether to one dellaf per gallon g
And lastly, the official will have to Keep regular:
IL employed two lawyers TO construe the aet and
tell him how to proceed and fee some lfdesen
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book keepers aid recorders to keep Up the history
pf tM concern, he is just getting in afair way for
work; We would advise our friends not TO distl
sdistiIAtip :esfslt viii perhaps, bs less
restricted. The Commissioner Of the Revenue,
can remit such restrictions in favor Of fruit disthng
as 6e aayAeef it, Msta1 Of Fifty cents per gal
lo6 win have to be paid, as also the license tax Of
$s5 s5, Per month from tks Htms Che fcence is ta:
KEN until the frstof May following Persons
phomsy have fruit to- diaa, would do5well to put
itup IN standsdad, taRsids January unite inpay-
ing the license and tdistt jnihty.a We are disposed
to consider distng, either offuit or grain, rather
apoorb business, a6d likely to cost more than The
profits especially poor men engage in it"'d
t dtiw - !! .-- ~; 'ro BOT
/ MERE.MENTION. ,7e,
Mn John Tylsris the soulyHwidow ofs Pres-
dent unswhom Goneess Say not eonferred"the
franking privilege. sVieksborsi with
begging starring negroes. &: Thei'total valua.
ton Of real and. personal estate inNew Orleans is
one hundred and thirw-three millions six hundred
and seventy thousanaaa hundred and eightg'fse
aollars bossd fraipet dog is five dol.
lafS peeweek 1t the Northeru fashionable watering
places r'''.r..at the siie the iRspublicans' came
into .pewsr, thAnat;m6i debt was twenty millions;
and o. 8. bonds WsA worth il64 gold The ma
tionatdebtnoa, seois np$2 t53k s4s! 67si;f "A
geaaemaa7 IL Tsyf III who buried his fifth
wife eleven months ago. married the fExfh's short
time since Thscsst of standing army in
eiSeuthsrn StatSs as secehstructediby the Rads
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Very respectfully, is Yr1tsra ~ ,Inpp xin u

he Ha'e Else'l'lh iol Soah.s ia.
Shortly after the election Tor County Ohesa
were current of protest asanst the ysiidity ofthe
election A number of personsf hayiap arureased
des;re tn tnow tha oronnds mon vl,;cR tba m.
.os. ,ras - L,saI - ~ ~ 80 s,,n;.hsd ~
'est WY Ds'see' w Llsse 1se. s.n ~, :
copy OF the document, ana PRINT II as part 8. tas
however that the protestsu,s did Id not furnish any
uroof to sustain; the ,aleestions; and .thevpro-
test was ,,ea,e,l With ths conts,nnt T. dessrved,
The The naner ss % Is dated the 9th Of June, and l. -
dressed to Mai Gepa N..R;ss Gaaby, command
ing Second Military District aChaslestons 1Css
lSR:-We, the Republican oitiseps efthe Conn
tyof Yo5t sa enter .s solemn g.stss sss .a %
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Scraps amffHsts,

gar in the streets, not a. man unable to read' not
boorslote drunkTd, not a ruman.
The badge to be worn BY the North Garollna
"loga bear these VA
NJ" which thesSmtaad supposes tosmean,. NE.
ero Czspet lac Salawag Militia 13aEH 8
Tbs WssEnoton corresnI,ndan of a Geors;;aa
-,.,.o...-,, tha+ Sayntn, nonI;ttie and Gen Rn3er
laasnx pap1s pay sf @Sa Ssna dinner I tabie Tt must
have been a nlses ne s:aceomootlatiuu for man and
baast =, :, ,,a,,-,,-o
Tro.s .I ils The ea.sr,;se sr of the American B
III Socotr. tba R;ble, bss been translated and 10
po,s S;soSIst r the Era6ic hheuaee, thus fur.
HS %s sS,;1fi;rea 81 7fhe go 0oG 600 Who
Gcul oi d2FSIs 9l!al 9!53 5a:1Tp
Fy ST Sre.f.ssS ox-!:5.i .ss..c1 s,,;.s-Ss;
I've Mons Ssns Dy lSt .s sase 70 30
new seIsation You travel lat txeasy maies aa
hoer aeplsces whsreyo1 csnsook' 'aownrSo taoas7
and feets only 1ooe fof mseony 1ntef yenmg 10
tween snsaegss aaa ssasSst ri s,a' nso yE y!
because,he mhefteo stp It1 y
another man Heo gol matIiea Dsca,s ns s,tad aaS
bought Pleca OF ak caesp pse q sahe VI ~ au0 I
whe 70 give !" x7o,
The distress in Spain Is sald TO be appainng
Travellers from Madrid give tessfai accounts OF tne
wpstGhed eonditinn OF the people, espec.aiS az tne
ststionaf! lin RehledQs Rhere t9eseairs afe snte
rally besiege1 R hordes Of emaeiated bali s naked E
beings, who beg for bread, not money. .ai.o,
The Washington. correspopdent of. the BAL
th1Safe Gasse Y ss ssss ss Es:ssaetas Stanton is
saiat 10 be fspidy reaching State of sctua inabe-
cilityea He nnopes and wanders asouDds IN his own
immsdiates neighh hood--snot9 notaced 'by
these whogere bis former tools He's premature
" Old and &she ,ipro,;as .b,,;.aa ,.r,::, ,isss -
Tnt lexington, ,Kas,a a few, days ago, ? Uni:
IanIeaEi am xss;s,Sa ss;Ss - wh;ch tSa Gdsste
ne!9 81 satten N nm nj, ssE;ne
ssaa0.I - IN ssrunS ststioned there. and that
soms Other eomnang be septtLere more friendly to
them and their interest," s7sfir,,.r :. :, ,aa.t
80 80. be Pioair. .says that, Goyernor Scott has
Az TsEHhfiastbn Nerc,uu, and afterwards Superin.
SnSent ~ Ere PublS Printing o6f' the United
SsstssI asaRis Pnyates Secretsfyed Mr. Heart is .
eentiemKnof ine education and daccumphshments,
and Ia Appointment Willie acceptable, we believe,
to aIlparties., n ,4r = a,. o.,rr ,.,,E,l, ,,.,,
:: .la- s.s - na,.uo -. ~ ,,.s ,,.,
oasliul Souns naa SUI. AZ la ;na,osJ %ar Iar
spsp y t 49, S q hor
n Gln p1.aS. sna etsor shs hsd
Sosa % s"s sail do2sasand prstsodsd to be- dead She
threw heraelf wildly mon the body, caling him her
darling and her beioyed. wherenpon he,eot Nd and
married 6er. - -: = = :.
Tq. Gill;. . ,o;, .ho ,o,,nds ~ the No.
"a sa H. ,,ess anncv;ne and na!nfni E.
q III SSIon ' sass;Se remedy; I 4 worth
Is Tas tSa1s s5 49, - p n;aSs
SESS - = SSss S s;.a a;e S S;;ss r1S,
appsI Or,al fsson bam haa the
sss nnn,S. A. &C.,. nba. ;,nnessSseru 4, The
sa'.is Sssy : snpGe5 E The ranssv Il : ssre safe
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DIVINE SERVICE.

I ~ Qa;G.i i,lf'L.NN . ,t'''!.'5a! y.g.,,c.
Ne have been requested to state that Divine
service will; be held at the Episcopal Church, in
this place, on next Sabbath, upon which occasion
Rev. Robert P johnson win oficiate. ,:, .. -.
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issaa ma Esri.. s.i rsr,. M b.
IWaitsr ~ 3: MstsMin
tice to absent Dafena4dlssi aar,n SD sai,,,oq
s7a m@alslk @ slkollegefi bsyisaar bed gasas aii s,sda
Lsi ut neiie6 .lrsaics .s,fs .Iasf lfaIt a.n; hty
q; SOUTH EAKOLlHl Sl ai Gatsa i
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Tn tha "a fa Hg tBe Si sais,;ass af certa;n ain
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misf}sS AZ ne
nsSS ns1Nqsps 1(xi2k fis8hsiasjss 81
fheseys.4 StMalo icarg eastrrss 4, "a ar
.bAn Abt,to a., ,fhe o6oat iou3r a. certain nuhlic
oficsss and ii impose. ne1sI md an Ict q
80 ss5 ~ 5Cystrn0n tn aact
ioan RI III f,a SiafSa n dTS HmidfaS Ind
fWSsty.6yea tiok ksSEd dolliIs were ssfi6ea fnafe
ssnsts casmSsrs. 80 q Iss-s "A M ssds saT sosss;d
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tEh fsI fet6sneS I've Ss i%{PE iS1s5scfiya 1.-THE
rep0N Has adoUtsd. ana tlssd8fRtei3 passed bys
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MH 4o rasmlSta the mnnnerFc6 d;sbmsinn fapds;-s q
Bill 10 qgss. Ejghts FesIsd pRdsr Military 0rdears;
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Ice a9cx a y. GSeserssase ss vap satsg ne nla%Uus
ofifhis House as. 6ommaseswithi iinsttnetidm
ssasns fsy,ss9ss hpIESRoss .Ea to ppap9e sas
t'sgs " tE@ n sA.e
Nv Nv Ss @ pJ he ena,bnar na,bnar ta5,bas6 co.
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that he would replace the clothiSe, sud refund tke
money as sooB as y arrived 81 ebSte ;He
said that hsshad ersdit at En!ihg d EosnlyS
clothing stete, and Ead q relative in ghaFlotts
fpm whou3shecould SskstheEmaney. A@ con-
sal.atio9, xs decided e accept Nssgls.s RgeRea;
% So e. sa $ 9bsssa ss 'ss. ssssssss sss
be so mortified, that we did not guard HIM mrlosely
He succeeded in making his escape from us, and 1
meyer heard of him again until the fall of 1865
Els history since that time, suppose you are e,
miiimr With
.a Very respectfully, ;,o b,, .,.,.,rd sfT +e o,s
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cilncner 2oh6 tnHt MfoyfcaH "i '">e "'S] >-'
home andyead to thef families.
Them lAHoaard, thS Barber" gave the RAIDS
lshring Isnd Geor& Ford, with honest planta-
ton talE, pleased all Tie cause progresses. ~sA5
Ane''' 10, lsehaIga u ar WELL
Farthe TosviBs EaauIlIesa aIgsa,4
PORT MILLS DEMocRATIc CLUB.
The Democratic Club of Fort Mills wt fon thy
9Th Instant Capt B. Il: Massey, President, In
ths@ luffhHufRcsssuf ffhe-6 -6ntss sogethsA
lr xth abrge ,numbee of the citizens pf the SUP
tonhainS Sous6yjHkap pieAenA IAA&4he tahs,
action Of some preliminary business, the following
preamble ,d and resolution. g we're unanimously adop
ted:
Whereas the N.sispsl Psepqasis. Party Of the
adopted decaiaA6p 6f principles and nominated
aass bSs nss sss ass sZ@sas ss l sS Msss s
Vice President; therefore, So
| Resolped, That, the penecnicF Chh Of Fort
Mills, hereby cordially ntffes the nomination Of
said Convention, endorses the platfarm of princ..
ples and pledge their earnest efforts in support Of
both Geea sed iotis tssl adi 1sfs-btoa- -.i,isd T.
aReselsead Ihet ehareby iasiie every voter qpa
tNl660 ~ HduHHDef>H ~ uuttc MIL uS.au kuc pkS2sS,
e. sHsss e s's As @ country ana redeem sa4 5d eSsd
\ sRaoEsabH bHhf saspptose che seaoasl Of ths
Etafei DsmOuatiC Esmyeutiosi retsntlp assembled
inG GolhMhiss laad shersby rlfdge isoi the Heae1;
for che Stste at large, and 70 the Electors Of this
CeasEssona RaEis guy t.lhls healH support tse and
s isBsssts s fosn sibsssis bss a o citizens it'd g
to tbe ebfka aSastie etSsd Ssd ths President appointed
an Exsad6tiSe Cohsi3itese tese of SolSre5 Hen t6 assist
h Biz blingaiIs @ s es fai}ks a te Demosc 6ose
xoi ksvs bessan iS SrSsg. e g.sI as s'asa slS no
as es asss + % sE sE q s1ss e.
,oihioo edt Observation-Disclosures giodaI
WpRsWtiiiamszc c3ssendss scollest6r Sales %a.i
John a. ERylebd The HqEku Drug Store.
asfsrsh nd cSeBsip lfsst FSfGsoA, 6ss
|TsaWy Easwson3r Deputy fdssssnEeri In 1Bank-
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-20

Z clincher Ypne tha. Shey'tan all take with them
home and read to the families.
ThentHoaard, hSBaber," gave the RAIDS a
sshaing and Geores ESrd, with honest planta,
ton faE, pleased all. Tie cause progresses rsxJ
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-20

$6e0 in gold, and she returned without cent hay.
ing buried her husband in Liberia. - (:
'!7-.- A Agentleman of New York, who has taken
up his summer quarters with his family in one Of
the certifying suburbs recently purchased seven
pounds H sugar from his village grocer, and found
It sadly sduherated with sand. The next day be
inserted the following paragraph in the village pa,
per: 'sNotice.& bobgh Of grocer il this village
seven pounds of sugar, from which have extract;
ed one pound Of. .saBd IF tbe rascal who cheated
me will send to my address seven pounds OF sugar
(the scriptural measure of restitutiop1 I Will be
satisfied: if. not ! win expose him, The n Mneft
day nine seven pound packages Of sugar were. .teft
at the adVeftisers house, there being nine groces
"inahe village, and each supposng himself to have
heei detected. ., = ,.sa.: rot,a3 {,
A Washington correspondent Of the Bali.
mnreyG Gozene says Ia gentleman who has just ar
rived in the former city from Mississippi furnishes
asuggestiVe illustration Of the workings Of Con
gressional reconstruction. Governor Humphreys;
refusing to yacate the Office Of Goyernor was ex-
PEELED from the Office; refusing to divide the State
2Mansion with the military appointee. Humphreys
VAS by military authority expeQea from that to
give place to his successor, who, finding, Mmsef
unable to furnish it, rented its broad parlors for
billiard rooms and It's long halls for ten pin alleys;