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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

HoRATIo SEYMOUR, in his letter to C. NJ. Inger-
soil, formerly Representative in Congress from
Connecticut, declares that his friends q have
plunged him into sea of trouble and adds
with wailing despair =" do not know how the
canvass will go, but now that l am in the fight
will do the best I can" So well for the
General-n- Chief And George H. Pendleton,
the Democratic leader in the Northwest, tele-
graphs to General McClernand of Illinois, giving
up his engagements in that State, owing to the
condition of politics in Ohio, dispatch which
McClernand prints, to propitiate disappointed
Democracy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

QUEEN VICTORIA DESCENDED FROM GovERN-
Ess.-We take the following from the London
correspondent of the San Francisco Chroaiete =
1t is not we believe, generally known. at least
in America land Englishmen may like to ignore
the fact), that the ancestry of the Queen of Eng
land can be traced back to a % fair and frail
governess The poet Chaucer fell in love with
and married !, Miss Swynford When John of
Gaunt became a widower for the second time,
Mrs. Chaucer's beautiful sister Catherine was
engaged as the governess of his chilren. Two
other children sprang up about the domestic
hearth-a son and daughter. After a time
they were legitimstized, and John of Gaunt tard-
lily placed wedding ring upon the finger of
their mother, Catherine Swynford. The eldest
of these children was John of Beauford his son
was Duke of Sommerset the Dukes daughter
Margaret married the Earl of Richmond Henry
VIII; from Margaret of Scotland came James
", Mary Queen of Scots, James VI Queen of
Bohemia, Electress Sophia, George l.. George
H., Frederic Prince of Wales, George H., Duke
of Kent and Queen Victoria. May it not some
times be consoliug thought to some poor,
brow-beaten, down-trodden, sad-hearted Irish
governess to remember that from one of her
wronged sisterhood sprang the Queen of one OF
the most powerful nations of the world?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03
The Old Story.

One beguiling and one beguiled
A bearded man by q mere slim child;
Two beautiful eyes meath scarlet hood,
Two forms under tree in the wood.
Two blue eyes may beguile a king;
Golden hair is dangerous thing,
And an artfnl glance oft seemeth shy,
Sure to attract lovers eye.
Two names cut in beech tree deep,
Two young hearts In a futter keep;
Clasped hands lingering the bark
Was that kiss or whisperi Harki
Who speaks low, with earnest braath
Spcsts af a love that shall last till death<7
Who looks down with a fearful eye:
Half with smile and half with a sigh?
'Tis the DID, old story, ! suppose,
And the pulpit at last the lesson knows;
Ever twas thus. and ever twill be.
When the world hath forgotten both you and me.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

sHREwD Southern editor says &c The pop
ularity of Seymour and Blair is something like
the fever and ague-it cannot be found in any
place where particular inquiry is made for it. In
the settlements where the shakes are supposed
to have Judgement. the people inform the in
quirers that they do have them there, but the
inhabitants of another place which they desig-
nate have them lawfully. So Eastern Demo-
Gratis declare that their ticket, though not strong
here, has great popularity in the West and the
Western Democrats, while confcssing to Demo-
cratic disappontments in that section, say that
their ticket will run well in the East
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03
FORBES, of the Virginia (Nevada) Trespass, has

FORBES, of the Virginia (Nevada) Trespass, has
quaint way OF doing up local items The fol-
lowing, for instance A girl, fresh and simple
as sucking dove, from the Emerald Isle all the
way, is in the service of family up town.
From the cottage on the hill, Bridget has view
of place several streets down, where naughty
girls have their habitation. She learned, from
girl who visited her. the nature of the place, and
occasionally she d look down that way, and she
noticed several otherwise respectable men COM
ing out, and told her mistress of it, who 70 G ge'
rid of Bridget's talk on the subject, sa1d, on' "a
never mind they all go there y ihey 10
eh? Oh, the blessed mother give me QUIZ - u
land vet it's there yes get the virgin Nan
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

THE Examiner is again blubbering over the
g murder of that innocent Christian woman, Mrs
Surratt" and the editorial eyes seem to be over
flowing with sad moisture. The Examiner seems
to have grudge at the gallows, not so much for
what it did, as for what it should have done to
the Democratic party. But why does not the in
dgnant and fearful journalist come down on An
dy johnson, who stoutly refused to pardon that
" innocent and christian woman, " and was pres
emily taken into affectonate embrace by the De-
mocracy, and became one of their candidates for
President ?-OdklGnd Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

TERRIBLE MATCH.-A terrible match is about
to take place between two women at Columbia,
Penn, the one pronouncing the most words IN
forty-eight hours to be declared the winner. -
Experienced photographers will take down the
" yawp" of the dear creatures if they can keep
up with them. The Dramatic Review doubts If
forty-eight hours will hardly allow the darlings
time to get fairly at work
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

A Discussed DEMocRAr.-O Our clever, but not
infallbe, contemporary, the Free Press makes
a slight mistake in its account of all amusing in
cident at the Sixth Ward enrolling room. The
Press tells the story thus :-''At the Sixth Ward
enrolling room man Of severe and lofty air pre-
sented himself at the officers desk, and said,
impressively : | wish to enroll my name, for
wish to the name of one Democrat on your
list 'Oh, sir, said one of the clerks I've have
the names of several Democrats, That gentle
man by your side is Democrat Indeed
said the new conner, give me your hand, sir
am proud to meet you. Ny name is C--s; l
formerly resided in the Tenth Ward. l repre-
sented that ward in the Board of Supervisors.
Now reside in the Sixth Ward but | suppose
there nobody here that knows me- You are
mistaken, sir, said the enrolling clerk, / re-
member you perfectly well. was one of the
jury that tried you on charge of taking brlbeS
when you were a SUPERVISOR We are not in
formed what became of C--s after this agree
able meeting with an old friend" 1t wasn't
''one of the clerks" but Mr.. H-y, one of the
judges of election, who made that rather pointed
remark to Mr.. C--s.-Sdn Francisco Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

IRIsHMEN MovING.-The Hibernia Grant and
Colfax Club has been organized in San Fran
cisco, and is enrolling members at cheering
rate. Prominent in the movement were such
men as Jeffrey Nunan, John A. McGlynn, NJ. E..
Hughes and Eugene l.. Sullivan. great num-
Der of San Francisco Irishmen who voted for
Haght last year are now ardent supporters of
Grant and Colfax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

Another CoNvERr.-Hon. George Ii. Howard
an old Democrat of San Mateo, returned from
Europe last week. Being told by the editor OF
the Gazette that San Mateo was good :or two
hundred majority for Grant and Colfax, he re-
plied, .sYou can now call it two hundred and
ona ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

BRIGHAM You've has been getting married a
good deal more. He is to be sympathized with
in his new afaiction Read :-MARRIED-In Salt
Lake city, in the presence of the Saints, Brigham
tin Miss l.. NJ Pindergast, Mrs. R. NJ. Jenickson
and Miss Susie P. Cleveland, all of the county
of Berks, England. Gracious.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

Dos'r Boil THE SuGAR.-Cane sugar, says the
H;n;na Press. by long boiling, is converted into
rrrone sugar. losing one-third of its sweetness.
In preserving fruits, therefore, avoid boiling the
sngar. Boil the juice by itself, and when it be-
comes nearly cool, add the sugar. 1t dissolves
readily One-third less sugar serves in this way
and fermentation is prevented as we'll as crystal
lilzing. This is a useful suggestion to those who
are now putting up fruit for winter use.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

NOTED FOR SOMETHING ELsE.-Says the Sacra-
mento Record: -" A paragraph is going the
rounds of the press to the effect that Covington,
Kentucky, is noted for raising the finest race
horses in the world. 1t being the birthplace OF
Frank P Blair, we may say 1t is immortal Tor
raising the biggest ass in the world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

IT is very plain that San Francisco Frenchmen
are not good Democrats this year. There are
about two thousand of them in that city, but to
a recent call TO organize a Democratic club only
thirteen responded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

SOMETHING WORTH KNowISG.-One day, while
purchasing lot of dried fruit, dicovered small
pieces of sassafras bark mixed amongst 1t, ara
upon inquiry was informed that it was preven,
tative against the worm. 1t is said that dried
fruit put away with little bark (say large
handful to the bushel) will save for years ul'n1-
lasted bv those troublesome little insects, which
SO often destroy hundreds of bushels in single
season. The remedy is cheap and simple Try
il G0rdeuer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

WELL PUT.-The Sacramento Record says that
"the Democrats have very simple receipt for
making political capital. 1t is to get up riot,
an insurrecton war, and then charge the
expense and trouble of putting it down to Re-
publican extravaganza"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

GOVERNOR CURTIN thinks that Pennsylvania
will give grant heavier majority than was ever
before cast for President, and that Seymour
will not get single Northern State if the tide
keeps on rising. He believes the vote of YER
mont to be the keynote of the final result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

The Democrats say they rocked the old cradle
of liberty at their Faneuil Hail ratihcalion meet
ing, recently They have oeen 'ff,s by 20 fo9s n,
80 ,.a. s;cceeded.- Oakland Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03
#eekls TrinitY gonrnal.

81 L. p. FISHER, 30 and FL New Mer-
charts Exchange only authorized Agent in san
Frahcisco For Eastern advertising Mr. FISHER s repre-
sented by s. NJ PErrNGIL Co. Of New York and Boston
- New York Agency.-HuDsoN MENEr. Al
parH Row. only authorized Agents in New York
city All advertising vors forwarded through their Agen
cy Yill receive prompt attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

THE San Francisco Independent Dispatch asks
Why is it that we here in California are SO
sornia Democracy were organizing" The Marys-
Vile Appeal thinks the 'apathy of conviction u
is what the matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

WHAT is the difference between young lady
and night-cap? One is born to wed and the
other is worn to bed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

WHAT the Confederacy fought for will be through
the election Of (Dem) 9 North Car0ttna
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03
Saturday, Oct. 3, 1868.

essse-z-rsIzIAsxs'-1 = DisausT This Auburn IN.
" News very truly says The universal and
widespread enthusiasm" with which Horatio
Seymour says his nomination has been "hailed, J"
has no existence save in his own disorganized
imagination. The fact is, nominations ever
made by political party in this country have
ever been I" hailed " with such universal and
widespread" disgust that with which the
Democrats received the nominations of Seymour
and Blair. Their were I" not loud, but
deep" All the ''enthusiasm" which the nom
nations called forth, was manifested by the Re-
publicans, who have not ceased to thank God
for the confusion which He sent into the enemy's s
camp, by which they rushed headlong to the de-
struction of their party. Mr.. Seymour should
not be deluded by the feyerish dream that 'an
overwhelming tide" of Democratic " enthusi-
asm" is going to land him in the White House.
Some of the leading papers whistle to keep up
their courage" but the voters are discouraged.
The more honest portion of the Democratic press
frankly admit the fatal blunder of their nomin-
ating convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

ADMIT THEM.-The San Bernardino Guardian
takes bold stand in behalf of women printers.
Read -" Open, then, the door of the composing
room invite her to enter, instead of harshly ex-
Guiding her. Give her work; she can do it bet
ter than half the clumsy boys and men who are
now engaged in the business. Open the door
of the editorial sanctum and accept the grace of
her wit, the loveliness Of her satire, and her
keen intuition of right. Throw down the bars
of old prejudice and admit her into all places
she can with propriety and womanly modesty
fill, and great step will be taken in the ad-
vancement of the world"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03
Soeiety 4otiees.

HA- Trfnffy Lodge, No. 81, r. r n. M-Hod
their regular communications at Masonic Hall Weayeryile
the last Saturday of each month Hour of meeting six
O'Clock. p. m. JOHN McMURRY, W NJ
NJ r tRb&flN, secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-03

IS Trinity Chapter, No. 19, Royal .Areh .Hs-
sOns meet the second and fourth Tuesday
at the Masonic Hall. Weaverville. J.C BURCH H. P
NJ. Y. GRIFFIN, Secretary. Avs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08
IN BANKRUPTCY. ..

In the District Court of the United States for the
District Of South Carolina.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9TH day OF
n October, A. D., 1853, a Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the United
States for the District of South Carolina against
the estate of ROBERT NJ. PALMER, of Goshen
Hill, in the District of Abbeville, and the State OF
South Carolina, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon lis own petition ;that the payment
of any debts, and the delivery OF any property
use and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the cred
itors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts,
and choose one or more Assignees of his es-
tate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at Yorkville, before w. L CLAWSON,
ESQ.,. one of the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said
Court the 22d day of October, A. D., 1868, at II
O'Clock, M: u rpp1Nc IT g M.rsbo,
By T. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
October 8 Al . 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08

|..-.. ASSIGNEES' SALE. g.
In the District Court of the United States for ttt
-. g.. District Of South Carolina. y: :.; ,;
" ywMa In T. ses kissRh11 kfsiis s1 In Bankruptcy. |
= T.:iBankrupt. I7"'",j .'."-'a-'.'N.i' Do
.DY virtue fan order obtained from William l.
ID Clawson, ESQ.,, Register in Bankruptcy, we
will expose to public sale on y.
FRIDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
at the residence Of WIN. J. KIMBRELL, OF: the
County of York and State of South Carolina, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Pc:
ton, all the right title and interest Of the said
Bankrupt, in the following property, to wit:
mule, 2 colts, four-horse wagon, lot chairs
pistol box, walnut chest, pair balances, pail
steeyards, i lot carpenter stools lot blacksmith
tools, lot books loteooking utensils, lot farm
ing implements, &C., &c.
Also, one lot Of Notes and Book Accounts, due
to said Bankrupts estate. l...f..-. -..-.
Sold for the benefit of the creditors Of said Bank.
rupts estate. .I- III. ,'->'5 >.''..
TRRMs-Cash in Currency. ..:.i .,l.
J. 8. R. THOMSON;1. 1.s,on..s
T. 8. JEFFERYS, H'''s"ee''
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taAIGi5si JULIUS IL COIT,!.s al.!
l. Cotton FactOr,sS'
COMMISSION lIl: SHIPPING NlR!aAIf,

80 C3AHLOI-IHsN N'C' = :
Office neat door to Brem Broom e Chs Harda1are
l. ~ .,ii' Store, 'Up-Ssairs. .. ......
TAvING effected my arrangements with re
spensible parties In New York, / am now
prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES on
Cotton, which will be promptly forwarded, free
Of Charge or twill be held sold in this market
II 80 desired. will receive cotton at any Of the
Depots between this point and Columbia, and the
money will be forwarded from Charlotte by Ex-
press, thereby saving time and expense. '.,'
+ Consignments Of all kinds solicited, either for
sale here or for shipment. shall Hgive the busi-
ness my closest personal attention, and shall try
(! nS- Cash Advanced on Railroad Receipts.
I refer, by permission, to Capt. I. D. Wither-
spoon, Col W. n. McCorkle and Capt. l.. M.
Grist, Yorkville, 8. O.. (; Hon.J w. Osborne, Gov.
q. B. Vance, T.W. Dewey Co., Bankers; First
National Bank, Brem, Brown q Co, Hutchinson,
Burroughs d Co., Charlotte, N. C.
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