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yRarins 5nteuigenre.

CREsCzsT oTFIcx No. % OAHP srzExf, (,
Tuesday, February 4, 1868
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, stsru
t'OH YHekaBUWC. GRAND GULF RODNEY
NAtches Fort Adams, Bayou sara and an insrnedIat.
iandng,-Ihe steatner ~ aEenta, Captain r. p Iashe--
sam Ayies clerk, wal commence her
evening, at O'c ock '' -'~'~~V
sINNOTT ADAMS Is Commercial Pl...
Steamer Magenta connects ylcsburg 18th tho ,ts.mcr
Sosness Tor fsEoo kiv0 and with the Nyrue for
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CALIFORNIA.

TOWB0ATS.
NEw ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE URDERStSSEED, WIoHING TO EsTAR.
hsh an equitable and uni rOwaga and to e-
greater facilities 10 the shipping aud leaving this
port, have combined the following Tow boats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
switzerland Levinthan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright aud Sentinel
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos- A. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Mormon, Republic, Tecumseh
NieacO and Reliance.
TIE number power Of the above asseeated linz ~
Iow0cas Is ga sntee that detention will occur either at
the bar OF In this port
PETER NANCY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ZUBEHB ER,
- Harry WRIGHT Line.
- EDWARD A YORKE& Co. F Lima
Assoclateo once, - Carondelei street up stairs.
J. q. NOR ROSS
CHAS. FITzENRITER,
Levss Agents.
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THE JUMP-Steamer Hunter-3OO pairs dIcks
and suBdries to order
LOWER C0AST-Lugger Msgenta-20 bbls OF
potatoes and sundries to order
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Cleared Yesterday.
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CENTR AL AMERICA.
HONDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH TIE BELIZE GOVERN.
MENE
70 sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY OF Every Month
Commencing Saturday Dec Is At O'Clock Pz
EOR BELIZE. BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
j. woRRILL. Commander.
For freight or passage, apply TO
BROOKS MACDONALD h co Agents.
80 Csrondelet street.
The TRADE WIND with the steamer Entsroriss
for Santo Toma Omcs, or Yssbel
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TO sHIPPEKs OF rRNEaHr ON rag
n ALABAMA RlVER-rhe MOBILE TRADE COM
PANh are now rnnning DAILY LINE of Mn
Der One Freight and Passenger Boats tue Alabama
River, leaving Mobile EVFRN EVENING az 4 oooek
The SATURDAY and WEDN csDAY Packets extendnT
Their " pc 20 Weumnke Fresht leaving New Orleans on
THURSDAYS. FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
through 70 Wetnmpka vi bout attention.
sINNofT a ADAMS, Agents, Is Commercial Plaza
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COAST.
LAFOURCHE AND COAST PACKEr-INDEPENDENT
LINE.
Leaves every MONDAY ard THURSDAY at5Pr
L,OE BAYOU LsFOUECHe AND ALI, IN.
termedlate landings on the Ccast-rhe A No pas.en-
John DaeTes, elers will le above Eeturning down
the Coast every sunday and Wednesday, in DAYLIGHT For
freight passage apply on board
fhe Victory viii take freight for Terrebonne eonnetng at
Lockport with hstboats
BAYOU SABA PACKET COMPANY.
EoR BAYOU SARA AND ALL IsrERxEDI
ale laDdinRs-
steamer Nina SHINES. ". R. GREATHOUsE Masusr.
fhlDAfs-.--......-......... n
hOsDAfs........ ......................5P 81
Steamer Gsf"urche......y. B. BARANco, Master.
WEDNEsDAYs.................
For Freight Passage apply board or A se oee Of VI.
Company No lis Common street
A. O. GODDIN. President
FOX sArcU sARA-THR sEMLwEKKLY
Ibervilis,
vm,.xo.E EMILE GROSS. Commander
FRfnx1s '..---.'--..-------..-....-..5
Leaves Bayou sara Tussday and satsrday evening.
Hesht or passage apply on board OF ct " Canal street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOSTON.
hssoHANfp BOSTON AND NEW oRLEANr STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
ha L4ss Comprise the Fine Ocesx sssansb,,.
oOnOohDlA.. 2oS tons Loand Csu1,AnGsr
hkksINGToN..-.l9o .. Hedges.
81. LoUIS........l2e =. Claussea.
CLEOPATRA ....lsOa :. Rich
okIkfTAL....... N0 .. Snow
Forming Regular Weekly LtaA
Ees 1oRToE--rHE STEAMSHIP
st. Lonis,
SEARS Commander,
WIZ lsavs On SATURDAY, February sth, At p T.,
frcD Bulls Head, Fourth District
These steamers Sher superior accommodations for psz.e.
ses Ano freight andtnsurs az the lowest rates. every IA
ely VIII = sxtenaed shippers Fer freight or usss.z,
PpTis cREKYY, EICKERsoN 4 co.
No IS OsrOndslet street
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29

PRlsENuY.-Never say you will do presently
what your reason or your conscience tells you
should be done now. No man ever shaped ,his
own destiny or the destinies Of othsrs. wisely and
well, who dealt much in presenties; Look at ma.
ture. She never postpones. When, the time ar
rives for the buds to open, they open--for the
leaves to fall they fall. Look upward. The shi-
ming worlds never put off their. risings and Their
settings. The comets even, erratic as they are,
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WHY NOT BE PoLITEs

How much does It cost to Say thank You r
Why not practice politeness at home your bus
band, to your children, to your domesticsH n
stranger does you some little act Of courtesy, hos
sweet your acknowledgement If your husband
oh | it is matter of course, no need of thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread on your dress
YOUR very, very best, and by accident tear it, how
profuse you are with your "never mind -don''
think of it, don't care at all" If husband
does it, he gets a frown; If q child, he is chas
tised ''''.'4 -'.-.a' ''''' j" 80 AR ~ ~
"D"Ahl these are little things" you say. They
tell nightly upon the heart let Us assure you, Lit
tie as they are. -''"''' ''''S''' > 'F'a't7'r,
. A gentleman stops at friends house, and find
it in confusion. He don 'tsee anything to apollo
gize for never thinks Of such little matters. Ev
erything is all nght-cod supper, crying children.
perfectly comfortable Goes home where the wifl
has been taking care of sick one, and working hel
life almost out. Don't see why things can't bt
kept in better order; there never were such cros'
children before No apologies accepted at home.
Why not be polite at home? Why not use free
" that golden coin of courtesy? How sweet they
soupd, those little words, II thank you"-or 'yot
are very kind p Doubiy, yes, thrice sweet from
the lips we love, when heart smiles make the eye
sparkle with the clear light Of affection. a*J q
Be polite to your children Do you expect then
to be mindful of your welfare; to bound away I,
do your pleasure before the request is half spoken
Then with all your dignity and authority, minsl
politeness; give it niche in your household tenn
pie. Only then will you have learned the true Sc
cret of fsending out into the world really finished
gentlemen and ladies' What We say, We say =
aH-be polite.-Squaw and Compass. ggi =
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R5XTIfoTAEE az GiFT ENTERPRisEs!5

,RXfYoNAGE Or GIFT ENrERPRfsEs:..
~ a 81, writer in. Hours at Home, fer 0stSs
describes the interior rationale o ope & thea
National Banks Of Deposit which 30, ,disglisses
under the itls, Of the :, g ,,sGsToters and RobbeH
Grand Presentation Enterprises vhich, name
Win Ht almost any of tie s.ipdhng copcey4s which
offer valuable prizes for 4 triaihg eonSaeIatiSon,
and which are still, many Of chem; il a, ,dolrshine
condition, notwithstanding the exposures which
are continually beng published il The
These gift enterprise swindefs conduct thsif Il ba
siness SO as to be within the law and although the
attempt to punish them has frequently been made
it has never succeeded. They have been arrested
by the police authorities, their places Of business
entered their mails, consisting of hundreds OF
money letters, have been SEIZED. yet in every ID;
stance the rascals have escaped punishment, and
in the end succeeded in compelling the authorities
to- restore all the property seized. The reason Is
this-eVery ticket which they sell claims to ben
ticket of admission to "Grand Concert, and
this is held to be valuable consideration for the
money paid, AID hence perfectly legitimate trans.
action q sim pie case ofbuying and selling goods.
4 Ou pay yUuf uoucy fUf Vnoo1 ooy h0y. ~
promises nothing and you got what it promises.
You may be notified that you have drs~n . prise,
valued at $500, and you send M the Eve per cent;
asked for-we send you . watch valued st $500,
bit ,wotth $2O-what are you going 70 .dosaboat
itqo What does your ticket call fora admit
the swindle, but what areyou going TODD sboutis2
You We got no claim on US beyond au;admissio1 to
Irving Hall-com to Irving -Hah and hadn't
sou-when We agree so--we haven't tined thetime
yet. The Office visited by the xriterof the axta
Gle IN question was On extensive estabishmsnk,
goryeously furnished, but he never succeedetiin
finding any Of the principles there Oneiof the
clerks, however, Who represented himself TO be a
manager, frankly stated that they never intended
to give prizes of any value, and justified such
course BY saying that every person who bought
ticket did 80 in the hope Of gaining an aasshtase
over some one else--of getting a prize v9thI6ve,
ten, or fifty times the amount be invested. To
use the expressive language Of the so-called mana
ger, t.theys hope to beat" US, 90 We make sureIof
beating them-they want ten dollars fes; iona,
while,we take ten for fnothipgwswherss the differ.
euee between us2 They try TO oHerrsach ps and
We to overreachr them morally considered Which
is the worst2, =, c,,.. i;.s2 irair.!ui2.es y,ai
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,uiwdsl lNhcht annos contemplate With calm

ness, bGs T,liIgsd Il y ,.GsnD } ~ .klca
Next then to peace, think, you ara bopad 70
cqltinate fiepdlN iNth tie psgroes among
you. Your true interests are identical, and their
identity musa cin4ims, become e sppssent as i is
demonstrated. You must spare no effort and 10
practical pmsasaEss iA Tqpr peNes, To- show this
clearly, both by word and deed. to the freedman,
You have 70 right tofreP this exestiion an hon
est and manful attempt DOW may isage you incaat
qulsblsnisehef byMd by.pH DO NOT aeea nor have
Ibseaabls to- diseeges during my stay among yqq
that you do as yet cherish any III will to the negEe
have found fbut oueu useutipenttof ,kpdDesse e1-
pressed towards him, and why should ii BE- other.
wiser He WAS faithful tp you in .yopr. years Of
struggle. He never, when he might, Eose upon
your deamalem homes WhenI yon were at' the
front he did not free himself If he is igpqrant i
ia BIZ 40 faptlef bis, aadit shgqd be your care as
It certainly is your interest, to instEnet him Y
from isnepg and szperie9ce be II liable iulls TO be
abused and misled, it is your place to protect and
diseqt him.. If he ia pops AND dptrsssed ikis your
duty to help him if yon are able, and al this ycq
knoE spd s az s veil q I d. p and oq tbe other
hand would say to ,the colored men here at the
South, that / entertain tie kipdsst feelings e
them, and feel deep soicitpde 70 thsait perrna:
nent m welfare and happiness, ines n al sincerity I
Would te them fear that their present iimpor
tapcs a q in politics IS likely 70 be used for purposes
which are Re- dangerous to Their ultimate well being
As they are situated, q condition Of permanent
end hos,iltT betweeasthag ad 1the
whites eappny issqe IL disastrous results 10 their
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oept your own theory of action you were alien enc
mics, and your land conquered territory, and 50
subject to the naked hands of war alone. But the
North had always denied every one Of your posi-
tons and had insisted that you were not out OF the
Union that your resolutions Of secession were
simply void; that you could not cease to be citi-
zens of the United States by any such process,
and that, of course, you were liable, when taking
the pains and penalties of perjury. To be sure,
this theory was infringed little in practice as in
respect to exchange of prisoners, and observance
of some laws of warfare tina. obtain between indie
pendent States But this was the accepted faith.
The war was to subdue insurrection, not to con-
quer nation. You were defeated rebels not van
auished alien enemies, and the Union was re-es-
tabished, not extended, over your territory. 1t
was upon this theory that the Government Of the
United States proceeded at first to renew what
were called the practical relations Of the States to
the Union, and you gladly accepted this view Of
the case, and did all in your power to resume your
vacant place. Now it has always seemed to me
that you, by your act at that time, gave all the
proof in your power that you abandoned the prin-
ciples for which you fought, accepted the decision
of your wager of battle, and bowed to the suprem-
acy of the Constitution. You we're offered, and
you ratified, an amendment to that instrument, alb
solutely and forever abolishing slavery. You man.
ifested, so far as have been able to see, dlspo-
sition to take US on our own terms and renounce
all you had fought for; pay in full the stake for
which you had played and lost. To be sure, you
had no choice, and you could not then have CON-
planned had you been treated for what you claimed
to be-alien enemies-but you might have been
suIlen and refused to do anything. You did the
best you could do, as 7 have always thought.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

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ERRORS OLE YOUTH.

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Curvdnn ID ocrai.

sypsIg ApGiANcs; OR, TKYISG THE
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periences. 1t IA now being published 10 The
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EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM
PRovIDENcE, Ala, Msy Is, 1865

PROVIDENCE, ALA, Nay los 1000.
DR.. JoHS BULL: send you $50 for CT.
pRoN BirrERs; please send what itlwill come
TO after paying freight TO Columbus, Mics.
I have been troubled for several years with
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night for ten or fifteen years, and In Feb
ruary, 1864. | wss attacked with paralysis.
was confined 10 my room Tor the balance
o, the year. aud, 10 fact. continued in q very
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AND The HAPPIEEss OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay tor Young Men. OH the Errors
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create lmpedlments Il
MARRIAGE with sure means Of relief. Sen
IN sealed letter envelopes !ree Of CHARGE
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard A.sociation. philadeIphis, Pa.
Fen II, '6S-y
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VIcKsBuRc, Miss, Aug 1863.

VIcKsBURc, Miss, Aug. Q 1868.
Or. JoHs BuLL-Dssr Sir an happy
70 state to you that l have used your vslu'
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my self. in general debility and pros,rs,ion
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ULewis V. Bogy, a prominent
Democrat OF ST. Louis, and late Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, in a let.
ter responding to an invitation to nc
dress the Democracy OF Galloway
County, Missouri, advocates the nom
inations of General Frank L. Blair,
a. for President, and Hon. j.. L.
Hoffman, Of New York, ior Vic,
President.
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HIN s. Y. Wolfe.

WhrGuc'i ~, 20 jcits l"u- - IT'S numerous
ti-tt- ani nfniicra ms gentleman hns
,rncluhaal Ia aliuv h. name 7" 90 bei"r" ne
,..nv.tn,n f,r ils nomination ssa - n"
ctniir candidate lnt Cpra't-s Wine We
IRE ,eafy "a ,rdorssi a- e,mlpc;. aud prT''r
,ia- ability unh whirh We hsv" been r'rr''
-sn,.s ~ umr rt.s-n, worthy C'"sr : mfn,
NJ. Kerr are unI vt. ing ~ n.'n't Ut
n. j. .ha only m,n ~ HE District cerahle
al dginr So. l. lh-re ci1 be ru |, , thing
as, cla:m upon y patty then ce.t"i"'N NJ
Wol,. possesses y. III ma labor-o lurl'
iaitniuliy, z'sluus'y aud With Hbility tor The
success 81 -, mncrary, snl his c"nifens'
iinn tn- h,tn nuthidg. lie po--e-srs 1''Ii
fics,ions, vii, legi-lauvr 'Sn' rithr'. vines
wuuil make him . representative ~ wlion
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