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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
rn, 1.r9.,t Giant I'm tn. World.

Some weeks ago VIC gave few facts in regard
to the weight and dimensions Of Miles Darden,
who died in Tennessee, and was said TO be tho
largest man in the world. The jackson Wing has
the following additional particulars Of the deceas-
ed, furnished by Rev. John Brooks:
"He was twice married. His children are very
large, but probably none ;of them will ever be
more than half the weight Of their father. he
was quite active and lively, and labored until a.
bout four years ago, when he became so Heshy
that he was compelled to stay at home, or be
hauled about in o two horse wagon.
"In 1889 he made contract with tailor to
furnish him suit Of clothes for S50-the cloth
was to cost SIS per yard. Upon measurement It
took twelve yards of cloth. So the tailor lost $40
and the making. The tailor states that three men,
each weighing over two-hundred pounds, pu: the
coat on, buttoned it around them and walked g.
Gross the square at Lexington. In 1850 It took
thirteen and one-hslf yards Of fax cloth, yard
wide, to make him coat. It took sixteen yards
Of cambria for his shroud, twenty four yards OF
black velvet to cover the sides and lid Of his cofn,
and one hundred and twenty-five feet Of plank 10
make his coffin.
His coffin was eight feet long; across the breast
inches across the foot fourteen inches;
its depth thirty five inches. He weighed in 1e46
eight hundred and seventy.one pounds. His
height was seven feet six inches. His weight
when he died, as nearly as could be aseertained,
was fraction over one thousand pounds"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
COL, l.. M, KEITT.

The Marion Star contains a letter from Col.
KEITT declining public dinner, rendered him by
the State Rights Democrats Of Marion. In the
letter he takes occasion to give his views of the
times. They are such as he has before expressed.
He blames WALKER and the Administration for the
loss of Kansas to the South; expresses but little
faith in the Democratic party and thinks the only
hone of the South is in her union and strength.
COL KE1TT is very decided in his opinions, and the
honorable and independent course which he has
taken cannot be too highly commended.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
Columbia Market.


Cotton.-At the opening Of the current week the
market was quiet, from the fact that there was
very little cotton on sale, and also from the fact
that holders were asking very high prices. This
state of the market continued after the arrival Of
the Canada, with advices from Liverpool to the 1st
instant, when buyers Immediately acceded to the
demands Of holders and prices advanced tot on
our last quotations, and some fancy lots brought
144 cents. The sales of the week comprise about
400 bales, and we now quote: Inferior 1l3@l2;
ordinary l24 @12t; middling 124@ @l3; good mid
ding l3a@l4; fair 14i@l44; and choice 14s@
143 cents
Country Cured Bacon.-There is none CT this
article in the market, and we can only say it would
command l6 cents y h. if it was offered.
Corn.-There has been large addition to the
stock since our last report, and prices are shade
lower; we now quote $l.12@Sl.l5 y bushel
Cor Peas-There has been no arrivals Of peas
since our last report, and they would now freely
command $3.50 u bushel.
Flour-The -four market is we'll supplied, ana
prices are shade lower. We quote $6.62@S!
for common to good brands; superdne S7.26; and
extra family -four $3.50 y barrel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

seat in the next Congress '''''"A lot of Tobacco
raised in Caswell county, n. c., sold In Peters,
burg for 1910 per hundred, being the highest
price ever paid in the United States. ..'''''"The
Asheville Nrws contains an obituary notice of Mrs.
ELIZABETH RIcnnouEG, daughter of JOSEPH Ma
RIoy, formerly Of Charleston, AMI relative OF
Gen. FRANCIS MARION. She was born in lU6,
and died on the 26th nlt., at the residence OF
son-in-law, in East Tennessee. .'''"'''The Atlanta
Examiner, of the Ith inst, says: Son Tuesday
last, one hundred and twenty freight cars passed
over the State rond, from Chattanooga to Atlanta,
loaded with wheat. The receipts for this freight,
by the State road, on that day, amounted to S4,-
50O
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

PRor. CHAs. De GnATH's ELECTRIC On.-Take
it to the cottage of the owly, and relieve the pains
Of accident or disease take it to the mansions of
the rich to sooth the suffering that neither station
nor wealth can mitigate; take it everywhere
through the wide world, and say if my "ELEC-
TRIO OIL" is not on its benign mission, healing,
soothing and relieving, as has not been done since
the day the Good Samaritan annointed the weary
pilgrim.
Prof. C. DE GRATH, Pha.
nayThis Oil may be relied on for deafness. To
be he'd Of the agents here. See advertisement In
another column.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
MADAME FEUGAs.

This lady is now in our town, and proposes
teaching dancing school, provided she meets
with sufficient encouragement. She comes highly
recommended by those who have witnessed the re-
suit of her instructions. The Fairfield Register,
where she last taught, speaks enthusiastically in
her praise. Parents may confidently place their
children in her charge, as her past success and
established reputation warrant US in saying, that
they will receive the highest accomplishment
which art can bestow.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
A FINE SADDLE.

Dodging along few days since, we lodged in
to the "horse.tailor" Shop of our young friend,
MILES JOHNSON, where among other things, we
had the pleasure of examining splendid ENG
lish Shaftoe" Saddle, manufactured for Mr.. ]. T.
Lowry of our District, by Mr.. J. G.. PAINE, and
valued at $40. It is of most exquisite workman
shin. and we venture the assertion that it will
fusr tuugcr md wrnr better than couple OF fau-
kee production "MlLEs' has his work put up
right advcrtises literally, and is entitled to the
generous patronage he receives.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

WHITE TEETH, PEnrUMED BREATH AND BEAuTI-
ruL CoMpLsx1oN-can be acquired by using the
"Bdlm ofa Mousand Flowers. What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of disagree
able breath, when by using the "Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers" as dentrifce, would not only rem
der it sweet, but leave the teeth as white as ala
baster! Many persons do not know their breath
is bad and the subject is 20 delicate their friends
will never mention it. Beware Of counterfeits.-
Be sure every bottle is signed FETRIDGE co.
N. Y. For sale by al Druggists.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
g mANoTHER DIVISION"

We are again privileged to use our stereotyped
heading, in announcing the organization on Satur-
day last, of "another Division" in our District;
another gallant company in our Temperance ar-
my, made up of the sold substantial, reliable and
straightforward men, and adorned by the lovely
and constant gentlewomen of BeGrsheba. 1t is
styled "Begrshebn Division, No. -" and begins
the warfare with roll of twenty-three members
and fifteen Lady Visitors. The following officers
were elected and installed ID. J. HILL, ". p ;
Dr.. ]. B. ALLISON, ". A; Fl. c. THoMAssoN, Il.
S.; ;J.R. s. MEEK, 4. r. s; A. R. Mckay, f. S. ;
WIN. BURNS, r.; D. N. PETERS, c.; J. F. BunNs,
4. C.:J. R. McKSroHr. T. s.; w. JAMESON,
o. s.; AMOS BURNS, p. ". p.
Hitherto the upper portion of the District has
Jagged behind in this great work Of progress, and
we have more than once used our pen dispairing-
" in that direction It has now been inaugurated,
however. nobly and well; and under the lead OF
the Besrsheba company, it will not be completed
until the tasks of moral, social and religious re-
form are thoroughly done-until the tri-color'
ed banner waves in triumph over every quar-,
ter section in the District. The material has al.
ways been there, ready md plable; md it needed
but fair beginning Clear the track! And lei
those who follow in the wake of public opinion,
and make position and money thereby, begin to
bestir themselves as for a journey. The course
of things is upward snd onward, now, to moral
certainty. Make room! The motto of Temper.
ance men is written-Delendas est Carthage.
Our friends report to us that Saturday was quite
gala day at Beersheba. The gallautry and beau
ty of the neighborhood were assembled early, and
made the morning pleasant by that concord o.
sweet sounds" which is characteristic Of country
s'singing ;" after which the ladies spread hospit
able board, and all partook of that best of ban
quests-a country picnic. In the afternoon the
Temperance meeting was held, and we are pleas
ed to learn that Rev. Mr.. PATTERSON, of the Me-
tAodist Church. and Rev. Mr.. DAVIS, the Pastor
were present and gave their countenance and ap'
proval to the proceedings. 1t is always worthy o.
remark when ministers os the Gospel thus evinct
their readiness to CO operate in the noble work
and it is only matter of surprise and profound
regret that we cannot make the same chronicle
upon every similar occasion. Give them all praise
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
Commercial Department.
Yorkville Market.
WEDNESDAY, August ]

WEDNESDAY, August 19.
Cotton.-There has been little or nothing doing
in this article since our last report. We continue
our quotations Of to 14c, believing them to bs
about correct
Wheat-The transactions in this article are
light owing to the small amount Offering, all Of
which is freely taken at ST. per bushel ... ....
Flour, 81 Is to So 80; Corn, 90 to 81 90; Meal
do. Oats, per dozen, 90 to 25; Bacon, l6 to Is;
Butter, Is to 20; Eggs, 10 to 123; Chiehen', 10.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

DEATH OF A VALUABLE CITIzEN.-With deep re-
gret we record the death Of highly esteemed and
valuable citizen, James 3. Ewart, Jr. In the Wig
or of manhood, in the prime of life, in the midst
of his usefulness, he has been suddenly called to
his last account. . '
A graduate Of the South Carolina College but .
few years since, he entered actively into mercan-
tile business, and has ever enjoyed the confidence
and esteem of the community. He died with
full consciousness of his approaching end and the
resignation of christian. He leaves wife and
childsen, mother and sister to mourn their early
bereayement-Soutk Carolinidu.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
TEXAS.

RuNSEIs (democratj hos been elected Governor
over Gen. SAM. HoUsToN by n considerable ma
jority. The election of LUBBOCK (democrat) for
Lieut.. Governor is considered beyond doubt
The Legislature is likewise democratic. The
sugar cropis precarious, depending on the weather
from this time forward. Cotton picking has COM
menced with prospect Of harvest but little
short of an average crop and prices decidedly fa-
yorable.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

The RACE FOR THE GoopwooD Cur.-This great
race on English ground came of on the Both ult.,
and resulted in tn defeat Of the American horses.
Out Of fourteen horses in the race Prior and Pri-
Dress, American horses, came out fifth and sixth.
The prize was won by Monsrque, French horse.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
LANDS FOR SALE.

We cite the attention of the reader to the ad.
vertisements of Messrs. ]. & E. B. Stowe, JAMES
DIcKEY, MATTHEW HARPER, WARREN and MAT
THEws, JOHN JAMES, W. P. BRoAcH, CHARLES Is.
KNOWLES, JOHN NJ. Ross Esq, and Rev. S. c. Mil
LEN, who offer valuable lands and lots for sale.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
yoRKyILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

The exercises of this institution began on yes
terday and from all evidences, there will be an
increased number of students this session. The
reputation of the school is now established and
we have no fears but that it will be fully sustained
in the future.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
INDIAN LAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

We are requested to state that at a la:e meeting
of the above Society, it was resolved to change
the time of holding the Anniversary, from the first
Thursday in November, to the last Wednesday in
September, when there will be an exhibition Of
Stock &c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

rounds of the press for many years. Just now it
is again n season, and we copy itfor the benefit OF
those of our readers who either hive not the OPP
uortunity or the inclination to purchase ice: Let
the jar, pitcher or vessel used for water be sur
rounded with one or more folds Of coarse cotton,
to be constantly wet. The evaporation Of the wa
ter will carry of the heat from the inside and re-
duce it to freezing point. In India and other
tropical climes, where ice cannot be procured,
this is common. Let every mechanic and laborer
have at his place Unemployment two pitchers thus
provided and with lids and covers, one to contain
fresh water for drinking the other for evaporation,
and he can always have supply of cold water in
warm weather.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20
TBR X0R&Y&&&& BMQU&RBR.

ly conclusive. Imay err myself, and might cause
others to err, were to EXPRESS with any emphasis,
the opinion Mt present entertain Of the value of
this recently introduced plant"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20

How TO MAKE WATER Cold WITHOUT IcE.-The
following description of q method of rendering
water almost as cold as ice, has been going the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-20


preme Court of Ohio has decided that wife is of
no pecuniary value to her husband that if she
be killed by railroad accident, he cannot recover
damages therefor. ''.'."The Selma (Ala. Reporter
notices cotton stalk six feet in height, with one
hundred and forty bolls ..'.."In various counties
of England, protective societies have been formed
of persons who pledge themselves not to purchase
thimble full of sugar until it has declined four
cents per pound ......."A case of pure and unmis-
takeable Asiatic cholera occurred in Newark N
j., on Saturday, and the cause assigned is the
filthy condition of the outhouses in the neighbor-
hood where the case appeared Two deaths from
cholera also took place last week in New York
city. where, out Of 551 deaths, no less than 260
were from bowel diseases, 1l5 being of cholera
infantum .'''.....The Pee Dee Herald says, it can
never 'under any circumstances join with those
who fix all their hopes of Southern safety upon
the Democratic or any other national party under
the sun. "'..''."Gen. JAcKsoNs gold box is likely
to lead to war among military "heroes." Ma
jors FAIRcHILD and TAYLOR, and other officers of
the New York regiment which served in Mexico,
are out in card, in which they allege that Major
DrcKMAN, the successful claimant, did no more
in Mexico than others of the same regiment; and
that the facts assumed in the report in his favor
do great injustice to every other soldier in the
regiment. 1.-THE Palmetto tree in front of the
Standard Office, Charleston. is now in bloom.
A correspondent of the Carolina Times proposes
the Hon. DANIEL WALLACE, of Union, for the next
Governor of the State. '..''An institution, devo-
ted to the reform of inebrates has been instituted
at Boston, entitled, "Home for the Fallen. ."''''.'''
Hon. ]. r. G1DD1NGs, of Ohio, is in such feeble
health that be will probably not be able to take his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-23
]. G. PARROT Z co.
:ARg NOW OFFERING
THEIR STOCK
I'VE y y c E y p &c ESf
CASH CUSTOMERS!
- The goods viii b sold for xxr oosr ~
Jan. Y-dlm

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eves wan1 TO have AsalD0ED the process beinx surs
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JUST PUBLISHED:
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DIG TIONA AIRY
bsings Defining and Pronoun cing Dictionayv Of
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vosssiaS House and 1snlly Distioaasy, pssasssial
- NV tsatnrss indicated absve. 80 II ~ -
dssi.ahie work of The kiad N ~ market. Wsss
specially iasits sttsatiea . ths vsek.
q. . @. nEn1IAM.
opsiaesld, Moss, Now, lsse.
Seld - oil Desksellss -
OssM n9OAOLAS.-A hit attAs nss1 peo0i
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tbs Largest and most COMplets Stoekssss
brought 70 losea!!!
TINE subscriber i nov in receipt Of his stoek q
j Books, Ststioaery, &c, Ac-, which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and puAlish-
ere.
His largely Increased facilities for buying Gives
hin every advantage In competing With tAs lssesss
sstablishments In the West.
His Sales kooma are large and elegast--eonpAs-
Ing favosahly With any Of the Book stahltshnaate
In the Target eitiss VI The Union.
Merchants and all others are Invited 70 eall aA1
sxaniss the Stuck snd Prices. \. D.0oDu,
No. s. naiA sessst.
ospASA Next 70 The esSnes e useesd
u emAai GAsn Co oolos
a yAaM ssssaisins - sseses - = u epsag -
IA eaae1, ehoiea laAd, eoly II utleo tu0D kee-
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| I ADiH6s AL1UMS.-THs Ansssssssk III eeaA1
IL - AaAfn New York eAA b seen = - G4
| nsukstess. They make a slseass oiN 1ssk--
Gall q (sspssl 0oooND.
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GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Hnp tha uol;Aev.

ill., 0Ur oLD UANDss
VSh1 sAAersioaed have this day entered into =
! partnership 10 The AsrsAaas tailoring bv,iness.
. q: Old stssd Of Tyler LynsA, Thlrd st. nsariv
opposite = 1sidgisnd ! Wats's. II ! 1sv a. ~
ve VIII = De:Rassa te slew sas ssssnds What vs
Jaa. Z, 80 KELLY r.vrcu
Z. =. Ar. 1yle viii - found . his frise1s "A
" cd slAsA, I'm fastAss nseiee.
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Moran ok4oCDEA nasIativs Of ! rsaI6o.Se.
aie Antiquities, Ntsrassss, laassscs. ps;ss;s.
- nsligisa: ~ Hsay 4. telsd. "a .ais i.
ees1 CAvk nATLIf.
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rsncy st the BANKING Ho,sss in ,hi. cir, - wi
bank Of the Capitol. Indiaaapolis.
Bank of3oshen, 4oshen.
Bank Of indiana, AicAissp City.
BAak Of Mount vernon Nd. Vernon
Beak Of Aonticsllo, Monticelio.
Bank Of Psoli, Paoli.
Bank Of 6Aisn, Salem.
Bank u Rockville, Rockville.
Bank ofSyrsssse, Syracuse.
Bank Of Warsav. Warsav
Brookyille BAak, Brook
Cambridgs City bank, Cam bridge City.
Canal Bsat. Evansville.
Central Bank Indian uoiis
Crcsosntcity hank, Esspsyille.
Exchange Bank. 0r.eses.tle
Farmers and Mechanics Hank Ind,.n.no,i.
IsycsteCssnty Bank, CennsrsvilIs.
Farnsrp' BAnk, West6sld
Hoosiss Rank, Loransno,,
Indiana Bask, Asdisou.
indiana Stock Bsnh, Laports
Iudian Reserve naak YnIa.a
Keatssky stock Coir-h..
Lagraass Bank, Linz.
MerchAsts' aud MscAanies. Ra.h NJ. A,l
NY. W.. Stock Besk. Hvsnsvti,.
Prairte City Baak. Terys n..,.
PAsksCo. Bsak.
Souttxn B1at, TsFre Hsute.
Tippssenee beak Wi,n..
Tradees Dank .T.di..sra,;s
-
0>fAs sesss sf The folIevin, n.nt.
's,ved y asy Of the Bsaksrs in This eity.
Warrsa County RI M ts.s.s,..
Nsco~A "a ~ ~. 60 Nsn,s.
Arlinrfo. M v..ssn. z,eh.
Exehsnes naak Of r.nn s.,s..n
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
let's described in the foregoing ist situated the
City Of keokuk, Les county and State Of lava,
whose names are stated above, and all others vhe
interested, that special TAI has been assssssa
and lc Wed ON said lots, for the Improvements %
sidewalirs, and curbing. - designated in the
above list, and unless pay ment be made Of the taxss
levied. aad also all costs, before the I'd day Of
February, A.tD. 1857, the said lots, or % mach
thereof shall be necessary to discharge saia tau
and costs. will - sold the day Aforesaid 1t the
Mayor once. Ia asid city, between the hours Of
o'clock Al and o'clock Jpn.
&C. STEVENS,
ColisssaG OF the City Of Ksoksk.
Jan. 10, l657-dS
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"a limited asnssr Of 8 pssiaI Notice, will b
inserted under this heed II 20 esats linz for -
iassrtisa. er over the EDITORIAL head "a, n
line.
Tas Dss Noises vALLsr ws.a 10 issucd fron
ssSesss every Wednesday, has an extensive and
Increasing circslatioa throughoat Ii. De- ne,..s
Valley, - we'll - In the u The Ssss, and ~.
.sasss ssssss sad = medium Of advsrtisiss Il net
safpssssd. ssbseription.priss u, 50 pr assu. /,
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a. xnHpAIL T.. nows. enc. .. vras.
KENDALL, MOWK Z Co.,
tssce.asoas 70 nows, Locxvsos COIL
0oOeooooo 0O1 0ooall
AUCTiON COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real 3ssoss Asenss,
''''aa ST. a'1s d'0s 70 sAs AsAssssn, ksslul
1AHIICuLAR attention will be paid - hsyiae
1 and selling Real Estate and persousl pruesety'
nseos.ssiAs oaas, and any other business sAas ~
be entrusted to M.
We have eonvssisnt rooms, and win assssd 70
kinds. - ~
Liberal cash advances made on rood, eo,si.nsa
for sale when desired
W. have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
ana silver " asches, Gold Jeweiry, and Notions
which ve oGer 1t Wholesale and retail. ~ Low ~
can Be fosnd in the country.
Merchants and Pedlan will Be- supplied At sx.
tre.ely lou prices for cash.
List q neal Estase FER sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE AGO.
nNE FULL Lot on Main st.; do on johnson n
valuable lots on High street,
t" Concert
Orleans Z"
J Houses and Lots on Concert st.;
Lots - l&th ST.;
Business Lot on First st;
=" Lots, Leveee
Valuable Lots corner High and 10th stst
House and Lotion Morgan St;
! ~ Acres of valuable land within mile Of the old
City limits.
100 Acres Of Land within eigA, miles Of the old
city limits.
Acres land In Oakwood, Ills, valuable for eAr-
dening purposes.
Town Lots In Oak wood, on which are srovins
thirty Ans young fruit trees
novls-d KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co.
'wogood Meat Cutter, anda ane Turning Lathe,
l. for sale by
dec3-d KENDALL uowp 4 m