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am also prepared to sell You a MASON &
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July 8 n
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-04-06

aa 1t should be an indispensable rule in
life to contract our desires to present condl-
ton, and whatever may be our expectations,
to live within the compass Of what we actual
ly possess.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-04-06


were placed in one end of the house. The
other end was occupied by the guard, except
those who were placed outside to watch the
prisoners. The prisoners, now all together
could decide upon plan Of escape. Captain
Bacot made the arrangements.
All were to lie down and pretend to be
sleeping, and he would watch the movements
of the guard in way so as not to be suspec
ted. 1t was Saturday night and Saturday
,,iqht was chosen as the watch word. So soon
as Bacot was heard to pronounce the word;
Saturday might, the prisoners were to rise and
rush to the guns
About midnight, Captain Bacot looked
through the door, and seeing that the guard
were enjoying good sleep, he asked the man
on duty near the door for drink of brandy
telling him that the state of his health made 6
drink of brandy, at that moment, necessary
The brandy being asked for politely, and the
man on duty suspecting nothing, brought it te
Bacot. So soon as Bacot received the brandy
he said "Here is success to Saturday night,
emphasizing the two last words; and at tht
same time dashed the brandy into the senti
nel's eyes and on the lock of his gun.
In moment the guns were in the hands O.
the prisoners and Captain Faust and his to
ries were captured. Some of the prisoners
who had not, for prudent reasons, been inform
ed ofthe contemplated escape, when they heare
the noise and saw the confusion among th'
guard, leaped out of the window of the room
and fled. All escaped, and the whole of th'
guard surrendered and were paroled. Thi
done, Captain Bacot and his friends wen
home.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-04-06

Poor C1DER.-One afternoon, in "Down-
East" grocery store, an old man came in for
drink of cider. The grocer had some which,
having been frozen and thawed several times,
was about as poor drink as could be found
between here and the Black Hills. A glass
having been poured out for him he drank it
with the remark that it was "cussed poor
cider"
"Don't you know" said veteran loafer,
"the way they make that cider? They just
set up cask and throw rotten apples at it."
"Well," said the man, as he slowly extrac-
ted three coppers from his wallet and paid for
his drink, "they didn't hit it more'n once"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-04-06

A HARD CAsE.-"How much is my bill p
inquired sad eyed youth in Chicago con
fectionery store the other day. The proprie-
tor locked over his books minute, and then
replied, Sixteen dollars and fifteen cents. u
AS the young man drew forth his wallet to
meet the account, he sighed deeply, and said
81 tell you this is tough" Glow ?" so asked
the confectioner. 20, she's gone back on me,
"Who% 20, she-the girl that ate all this
candy" continued the unhappy youth; land
l tell you it's hard to pay for so much sweet
ness after it's gone and soured on fellow
The candy man acknowledged that it die
seem kind ofrough.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-04-06

TEMPERANCE TALK.-The present age is
so full of destinations and allurements, and its
temptations so increased by social surround
ings, that it has become matter of unspeak'
able Importance that the young men who are
growing up should be kept pure and virtuous,
and strong in their whole being for the service
of God and the we'll being of others. The in
Auence of evil ompanionship, for instance, is
one of the most dangerous and powerful in
the world and when we recall to mind the
enticements in operation in connection with
strong drink, and how the gilded bait is con-
stantly thrown out on the stream of life, into
whatever channel it is flowing, we cannot but
feel how deep the necessity for watchfulness
and prayer, and the casting about them OF
every safeguard to keep them from falling.
The devil is no fool in his plans of working.
He wants the best, and, therefore, he aims to
gather within his tolls the young men of lofty
minds and generous impulses, toward whom
both the world and the Church are 80 expec-
tantly looking for whatever there may be of
good in their future. He aims high, but,
alas he drags down deep.
1t is the young man of vigorous health, OF
warm heart, of generous soul and honest grasp,
susceptible of all genial influences, and who
can scarcely mingle among his fellow-men
without showing how much there is in him OF
the bright beautiful and loving-it is such,
who are most in danger of being drawn under
the dominion of that power which, having
twined its bondage around him, drags him
from one depth to another, until he finally
sinks into irretrievable ruin-a fall all the
more terrible because of the bright hopes
which had once been cherished Of his future.
Christian at Work.
The SULTAN AND SATAN.-There is an
eastern story of Sultan who oversight him
self so as not to awaken at the hour of pray
er. So the devil came and walked him, and
told him to get up and pray "Who are
your said the Sultan. "Oh, no matter" re.
piled the other; "my act is good, is 1t not
No matter who does the good action 50 long
as it is good" eyes," replied the Sultan,
"but think you are Satan. l know your
face; you have some bad motive" "But,"
says the other, 81 am not so bad as | am
painted. You see have left off my horns
and tail. I am pretty good fellow after all:
I was an angel once, and I I still keep some Of
my original goodness" "That's all very
we'll" replied the sagacious and prudent Ca
liph, "but you are the tempter that's your
business; and 1 wish to know why you want
me to get up and pray" "Well," said the
devil, with Airt of impatience, "if you must
know, will tell you. If you had slept and
forgotten your prayers, you would have been
sorry for it afterward, and penitent; but il
you 60 on as now, and do not neglect single
prayer for ten years, you will be so satisfied
with yourself that it will be worse for you
than if you had missed one sometimes and
repented of it. God loves your fault mixed
with penitence, more than your virtue sea-
soned with pride"
, 1876-12-11
4 Scandal In IirlLish 1ftEi, Life.

LhHt0H hf<p1tcA 70 Nam fmE HertIfd
The latest bnnnn lDcnG fur 4eantla1 -n!ougerB and
tl0se who oratlze uppn the anomalies Of ars htIh
civilization In. been furnished by the Rc!un VI
houso wisvau cnobloment datus buck to Tic tlnlc of
ihr Stnasts. tcion that beasts pf knIghtty atccs
tor WIN distinguished himself In tlle Frr,Ich wnrs
OF Henry VIE. uf nnc created Knight Of lp Car.
prt by Queen Mary for iie1p!ny 10 suppress Sir
Thomas Wyatt's rc,c!lion, mn! une later who was
principal Secretary Of 9:atc nnt.r william lii. aud
hish u, the cn1'!enee q, Queen Annu aud George
/. This perannayG IL tlsgnNut Maidstone, eldest
son aud hts Of PIC tenil Earl uf Wlncliclsa, WIN
IN Gts0 Enri Of NutfnEhnH, with nther titles TINT
havu grown Hn the faiy as 1t pushed it1 branches
higher uni hgAcr into tho atmosphere ot urtstoe.
racS.
Vlsconnt Maidstone Ia In h'a 9Th year, hut for
you1lyn pcraun l1s managed to ret t1lronsa. ris
rrnivrtylst Il rcMatSnl,e rate. The 1tr4t scara!
arises ffnM ID. l.yttsllp's having gone Into bank:
rntitcy, probably berauHe he anw t,tl!er wly VI
bringing hts noble parcnt ant lexnrahlc rrc,liors
to tcr!nH ftle nuxt th,ck to tucuty cot,us III thu
shauc uf a double enlistment, ns rryate Of art!
1esy nnl h!a rejection by the commanding onlrrr.
This trarcc'y aL tine 10 excite tho tni! ',lucs, br
fore It hecallu knwn that Tho yunn; Elsc0unt llaA
enlisted tn 4 caynlry regiment. Tho young scal,c-
grace has hull hiH rcyengo 1n Ills tnHty, but Tho
swlnn.reicctrd h9lsIA " the FrotlE.al were rut
much hotter l1re than tho Drtish raynlryHlni,s 10
linn who has burn reared ns the successor to TIL
Earlhon,.
, 1876-12-11

the grain trait: t,nns md inttty rNsharr ncycr
~ Ln !tyrr'W re-. :": Nnr.s nrg rar'Iy ,iratrn'.
ns% a,risat*"t n'lt"snts wliat ;n =" r,v IL i
Csop n,i *nr ncs~aY.. WI r' vary iarss. ..-EAtntu
4r.m whrat md hnnr ~aht mi tAIhcr ,!1sl'a ta.rr
iH;nr::,ctn Itn' l!y A." svft It .,ss. ii IT,
y: AsSn uhA u. as rtor sn>trtia; =. il'at s:ss
alrcaay ttarh, 4nfH tm!"Nrnrni nf ilt'rai ti'!t''
;i''9n: Sl wni! nSin e MA a "Mn iH 1ac; !,si
sIa tro A,E. III III aIl ls lrineral psr!9 nt hc
now. as liz imports u wIs., a' itr !sy., *'nua ~
b.en .f ,il1t 81 III year II sa,lr time. Further th!s
.tnp year Franz 1srlsinnl lllsn.. aa eycn Fcantll:
nas!i ralnfs nl H. r,en;! r.n barley Wh!GA u llxt
tcnhlns t.rnais IN Srwcattit ant frrlay tni?trtAx
u ris liz ,sns, 81. uvr II W. a ii, war.
nll pr.r.t. tue rrips IT.: gUl; var tnur tr''7:
lcct4, aid ti i*f.t. IT bt, aaxEA Acr mull nld
fip iisarr% farllif Httt s'ttliniGt.
TIM itaiues arr not kGcn!nI hui tsIa FoyerSG-lNcy
ntu KulH S4ry Fn.t, sI1ntl1F xtnr Is reported from
ireland and LnHIanl, hui lio 81 sI1l Il! Hc1la1Id.
, 1876-12-11
by. TEL EGlkAPu.
NEW -,YnItk.

NEw ioHx, Dec. D.-nol4 opened at 10TH anil
c1oAed at117.{. With sales III tbs ntcriu, At LOT.
Carrying rates q, - AN i. and w per cent.
t,oycrn.Aents closed dull.
Railroad honda quilt this attcEuoon. Chicago i
Northwestern consolidated gold caupons were hrtn
xna brought p.ai. l4unlbll Il st. Joseyh con.
ycrsiblcs sold, Ut 80.sGHo.s, aud Union pseIac
, sinking funds at u.
sta,e bonds quiet unl steady Ut nominal pr!ces.
Ihe stock market Was stronger aud higher early
In the duyi and prices a4yapesd tI2 uet eras. but
during tho sfturppou there MAS a rtactldu Ut !4&b
II per ccnt, followed by partial recovery u tlr
c!osr, Tile widest fluctuations Of tic day weFa IN
Sew York ccntsal and Northwestern canuson.
while LaEs Snors, Delaware, l.acka~anMa \
We.t!sra, Michigan teatrul, pavlae Natl; and w:st
eIn Lnion Wtts psop'uIut l4 Tho ,lcRllAs*. Nc"
York Esul.sl u4s aacrl sEosn lQ!!i tn lDi:t. and
cloaua Ut 1O3. E0EthWr4t C0HliUUA fEll OIL Itntli
Ssh 10 as, mud pn,lerte4 ftons 5'I4 " 8ts. with
to*,ax .al*. + lSso'sty u Sr f,r Su,t foF Il.
sh.'s, 'o*e ise.n a1!; !" 51as ~ eI :" ni,,
{Ium Al ~ Ar, fell vi IL l:Ita aa!!
closed ut ia:t.. l'e!.was. I..c.aAan,a =
Western t0.r ffpa, u in ~, tLl .1.:c!tr.
N7l's; W,-:ssn lni"n :o.e ss.n! - l.. -. {.
, 1876-12-11
MICHIGAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

SVttlHi Eht1'fstnHH<he6 II TIE Tftahne.
LAwsiSa, A|ell.. Dcc. 0.-'rhc Michigan State
TcnclIcrs' Association will hol. It's annual meet
Ing III this city Dee 90, 37 and as,-W. s. Perry.
Ann 4Arbur, President. Addresses Will be de-
ltycrcl oil "'rlte Ideal sslool System for mn
American State" hy tho Hon. John N.
Gregory, of JIlluois; "Our Douou.i,.aslunAl
Colleges a,l Tic University" by Prof. Angel,
q thu State University; .out Go'.,,,,n
Edslsatiu,l ~ ihc Crntenutat Exhibition" by
t1,rl.cy. y. C. Jacs'ses, t'unti,c: "IIistory III
the Associasss,n;" Fr"t, y. Putnam. YpsIlh1l!!;
"a Syatem of !'rmnuttun," by Austin George,
t,"ny prof. +. p. Horton. Marshall: "lluw
to Make tl1c PHYSICAL 9cluNrcs vnilahlc In
Our Schools, BY ptoi. l.. NJ McSontll, Tpsssanti:
.'Thc Proper Number uf Contemporary btltl-
libraries Utility, 1sesunrcgs. anl MINI:
a5uii,cnt." by ]. L. Stt,ic, battle Crtnk: "Uml
Era!i'g.h n discussion ny,J. N. y. Slll, Detroft,
Mrs. ka.e D. f0rtt, knlamazot.-Airs Laura
Ing in ~ rubl!r syhopis," b lri. John (lool:
Higher t;rn,lcs," by Prof. Calvin Thninas,
lit.nd !sapls; Ills Music EntitlcI to u PInse III
t,lr pablic Sel,nss" lW Mrs. D.. D. Butler.
losuplly.'' by lror. j. ". Langley, Ann Arbor;
stnte School SySicI,,"- discussion BY e. K.
!!nrkus,. Detr,it Ill. A. Ford, Kalan'azoo, and
". II. Payne, tAtlrian.
rhr City slnertntcntlcnts of sclloofs will bc
IN scssiou ut tic sarig time, III the Lansint,
llular; alsnt tlac Statc Music Association; MIL
tho music during the sesslon will bc ulder the
,lrcction of I'rOf, F. Il. rcasc, III The 9tatu
Noratal sI.,! seoo The pstroit, Lansing y Lake
Southern Railroads vii! sell rnantl-tr'p tickets
Ut one farc; tic Chicago ( Like Huron viii w.
turn members free; anil tllr Michigan Cuutral
/ will return members at o,lc-tllirl fare.
, 1876-12-11

1IEnr AMI TltgnE.-Tho schr Ida afny, laden with
supplies from Chnslevolx for FOX, Rose & Co., Of
Prtosky licll. went ashoro ut tho tattuF port dur
ns tho gale on Wednesday night, antl ia tutal
wreck. LUIS, 81, GOO. Tho cargo wus Bavcd...,
The improvement Of tho Wolland Canal has been
pushed Will, considerable escrgy by tho Canadian
authorities during the past tenspn. 1t IL expected
That next snm.asr VIII eoInrlcte ts masonry bc-
twccA scc!iulla md L., inair.yo IA dispatch
ffanl PORT EobpFl1 vls scceiyul ut the Onlcu uf c
Nurttern T1anst C0lnpany Friday stating t1,at Thu
p.opa lnwrcce and VI. Allsn+ Ind mt returned tD
shat port, but Weso nuprosca tu Ut nnt!er Lon.
Point waiting for Tic wind 10 changc. Tho props
New York md Milwaukee, Of the AaH,c ltlla bound
fr1nl Dsdo-bns. 10 Cleyn1und arr aiso reputtcd III
wAsitaH there. Owing tu tho tSluy which the 1t.
Aball. a Lawrence have Experienced, It Is doubt
fui u tavy will ~ further than Cleveland
GIAiS FNEluMTA IN SGYENAER. Tho month OF
November ntlangll thu last ot tle navigation sea-
Won. anl tito which ah,alA ylsld tn ypHtel uwil-
tho bust RETURNS, shows very !tie improvement
over psucud!ng mouths. 'rhe riskt sto greater ~
The huasnn nuvaMCcA, and insurance rutcs, with
nearly a tue e1i,ulse* Of operating vessel. arc
higher. Hence It ts runuThly expected that round
prcus vii by paid III the lutte fal uut tho truth is
ts average lrsiEht for . tcs,cs Of ycnrs IN wheat
and corn by lAko from GtlfclYu " l}n1ya!o for Nh
vulnber, and thu ayotagn by cannl frons Eualu to
New lutE un thu AAIno ctreald, hus ruled vnnol.ly
ll,y n thu tett month thl4 ycar. TG nycrlsI raus
for Suranibcr fpr nlic NNl cHat l1yu been us FOL.
luWa fur the years named:
, 1876-12-11
LastWeek's cleatings Show De-
creaseein Business.
Moderately High Discount Lincs--
Liberal Currency Ship
IncntE.
The Prsdatt Maskeis LIZ, 1ttise, and SttadEer..'
rfsristons Easfer..Corn Slrdng-.Barley
Weak.
Packing Statistics---Wheat IN
Europe and California;.
FINANCIAL.

Tie week paet has been one Of moderate activity
nj the banks Tho transactions Of tho loan 1RaFkct
nnyc hcen nbout cqun 10 those Of tho correspond
Ing season Of last ycnr. The ccartngs Show a de-
rscnso In all transactions nf nb0nt pr cent COM
,nred with the ,ame week last year. but this TO.
cline Ia fairly offset by tic fail In prices, and may
hc tnkcn 10 Indicate that the volume Of trans
actions Is about the sar.c. Tits cannot Of course
bc considc.cda a satisfactory statc Of 'otatrf. II
dieappa!nta tho promise Of tho enr,y fall, nnd tc
hopes tint werc entertained, with apparently good
rensnn. Of tho business Tint would be done in The
fourth year aftor the pRntc. ..
The depression Of business Ia statHd By. our cor"
respondent tu be virtually complete in iic Eastern
cittcr. 1t would naturally 10 felt there tnorr
deeply than i.erc. Chicago, 20 fur rs sho deals In
the ncccssarics Of existence. like Wheat. corli,
packed md canned meats, hnd tho like. ts more
independent Of disturbing Influences thnn financial
centres lkc New York or flnst0n.
The tlcn,uud for loans has been sustained mainly
by tho packers and hoard Of Trade operators WHO
arc carrying btutr.
Hates OF discount 86Si0 per cent at Tho banks
to regular custonlcrs Special rates arn made III
special r1sEs. On the street, rates are per cent
nnd upward, with business very qitict. 49,.
New York exchange WAS sold at d00G5e per
$1,000 discount between banks.
lilo clearinys Of the week ase reported as follows
1,":,tarngcr D. It. Hale, Of the Chicago Clearing
, 1876-12-11

liquors !s onr nr tln arvcrll signs that her pcs,-
ii, urr s*in:; tttrtr blh habits IT unurirty. >thn
,lrinkinr ut ansfnth III ltr Er'a. rtlr, thra:rns
4, bccan,e as great IL rnrhcn' the drn:fnE nf
ri Assembly lnst attributed st.iny of herxretF.
~ tnB1nittch by The tuh,,lnnlsts u The fast
thai. ,lttlnu thr'r lufe.r NJ Paris. .rrut lrash'!
Of pcopr were lnlhtually intnstpa'fa'. Must u;
:1ic irA'artry wnui,l still lieu lattGrBuf 4t,rlcty
u our own lrnplc, hut IN tnrts eyrn uf ngslrul-
t,lrnt frauco thrru fs less Temperance than therD
used to he. S0nir districts VI Prosperous Sur-
mandy wun1l have ttttlo to gain f,1Nul II rot,1-
partisan with our own I'll t1to mai trrnf subrlety.
Mhcy II inUrt cAstly eNrcd III thu. rtr1l prtlv-
trs-tmn III ,llany ntllcr districts, al,ti The peas
auts layu ,ture time nn tlle!r talids thnn those
Ut the yt1Ie.2 rowing rG!lpns.
, 1876-12-11

4 gentleman ~ we'll known III this city ns VIVA II
ccrtatn faithful retainer 10 King Lear, writes froM
San Fruqc!sco that hs incline, to tho belief the
farniers tlcse VIII h1ltl their wheat mora generally
now. t0 SEQ what VIII i,1 llie outcome In Europe,
ana at hnNse. Tho San Fsanrisco 3farks: Report
chronicles very heavy stcllne III freight rated. 10
is much ,nars tannago Uttered th,a II sufficient ta
carry q9 all thp rnRlnlrx surplus OF wheat In Call
forna. About Vi prF cent VI thu wholc has alteady
gone forward. au'l II tho dry weather continues
there much lonXer 1t %tIl be necessary to rcaow u
good deal vi tle sun,ns tal.owe,l whcst acreagr,
a,,, sa., H. ~ ."u "
%1t faahee use t4poftaole surplus OF hsoAds1ans 10
leta thu 1QO. ooO t1ua.
Thu 1ea,lf,Il protnco markets woro rather uuiet
-, sanrf1,x uJt nn1 r,,,r, ct,nr. In o,ic,: H. th,
egstegate; c9'" "F'ls sftol':et anu oafley "caS'
,wA!lo prayfsloAs Rnd wheat wuEo Mteady. Tho
xiorn, tnterfuse with tbp working Of the tes1fap.
w;,rn n ami, nm rrtrnt tAt int fcy nrAc,. n, ,nr.
"..sa ~ ,,a, M .'s" e.s' .s ,r',. ."t
sasss " "", "'"a "css 'oee'fe" he'e, tno 'at'sA
reduce quotation. here, though Tho rcccipt, were
.mn,,f mi thr .srnter m r,,,d n. II .r,nu.1x ~,
.%r., '..,',,s ,,,"Ss,", -, ,,.-.,'"r,s " W.
'Rta .v"&uu"s 'ss""'.'a " 'i"oFp''!'
THNeass saoas ttA'1e "As "h"oa' snlaat'o" e1'
tert III Two pr thrto uepaftmsrts, autoag the'
gullcY goods p4lupeA to Thu holiday trade. Theru
was lls,u 1.arket fut most lines slroccess ,suro
ofaa!a"""a so'ao 'tceao" ~ sno s"""tty ta"c'
but the tpcal tc,l'ahA wus 0f Father snla dtmei'-
s!ons, lrceA Wcre fr.,l, especially for coGecs,
tens agi airup.. In tho dried fruit ulurket ll,u
uituatInn w.x unrhurt,I 1lII.tn,. rnrr.u,.. 1,s-
nd cIrnn u.er, nrtty, ,vhJ,, n,,rJ,. r.asb".
, 1876-12-11
FOREIGN CITIES.

GPertds Nsp1tch to The Tribune,
LlvEKrnoh, prc. u-lI;31 u. N.-Ftoun-No. !. a5s;
No, !. :1s.
-Whcat-WIntcr. No. l. ioa u; No. ., Ios;
s?rlns, No. ,0' Ji; M. :. Vi Ud whltc No, !, lis
aAi No. =: iDi tllt club. M. 1, lis Uls NJ. y lis
II. torn. No. I. :7s til; M. :, 47s.
PanvlsIoxs-I'ork. 7'H. Lard, 5iA01. ..
LlyNsrsooi., Dec. D-9 p. m.-Cor ruS~Strong; dMa
1a-lI: salaa s.OlJ taI0ls speculation and export
+.tktIl ;tucrl0ln, 1nOol
rt'pys. California wtta whcnt average. 10,
HID ~ ri; Ei;la, lis 3' ult rod WEssera .nsins
rauai, I*ss:.lA, ;o.n-vcstvrn u,Ixei. ::7aaafs ~
hinGrisan oatA stta1 III. American barley. ~ III
Cs:lailaH pv1t. :a.A I'll.
tI.niEH.SxEi,- 59trsis. ...
ra"yts0xs-strss pork. 7Ha Prime mess beef, 8es (il.
American arl, atsl1. LoYg ctear baco I'd; ahutt,
~ ILL.,
raLluw-Flne American, +!a0L.
tkr.otEth-t tpirtts, lis: Eelnad. 2oV1+
I,IN,EYb uiL-.7s.
ttk.t:+-Cp.tTldIt "a Ol; nAlQ, t4R
Si'fHfrs TuIFaN f1xk-.p3.
i,t::, t>IL-ia4.
EnEEAE--A1tRtrl11n 7ns
1oHItuSs De, L-l:AtIHED, ,pHrHoLEuM-
ASrWEAF. Ice. .e.-PErKoLEuu-6l.
, 1876-12-11
H1fitAl14.i,ffitfISx

rLour-wa, a.et an nncuaasal. Sellers nahcsna
while suyes. van!s, sousc.a'oas sl'p2srs were not
Hai, s,a. ses 70 @
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