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The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

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To ruE " Mas Anorr TowH~
sia:-Your last edition. copied 10
tie Democrat. Is great evidence q your
"deeline and fall.s You are not what
you were wont to be in your palmiest
days; otherwise, you woulI not hsve
allowed TO 20 unruni.bsd az The bar q
public opinion, that doggsfel rhyme.
- Down The layoa-Under the I'LL. -
in IIoraceville; in the Democrat. of the
18th inst, and many other absurdities
constantly appearing in fHs print
The " Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of this town, have reached a pin
naele towards heaven. higher Than was
ever attained BY the sscrilegeous pro
jeclors and builders of the Tower Of
Babel. They have determined on e--
cluding from heaven all over forty FIVE
and have not fully resolved that any
person over forty will be allowed TO
travel on the pilgriinage.-The next
step We may expect TO bear Of their
taking, will be to send an ambassador
TO the Governor Of Purgatory, insisting
on an examination Of the ages of can
didaies, according 10 the strong p
HeymeHca..es. Oh what a progressive
age We livein
The cipsie., though oidered to ,rav-
el b tie embodiment Of law and JUS
tee in lIandsbofo', are still in " full
glory, reflected al over the town. -
The darlSes are allowed TO visit their
eueampments As usual, and be fooled
on; Of their hand, extra hours's earn
ings, the Captains Of the Patrol, and
the friends Of the Statute 10 The
contrary notwithstanding. Yet, If the
poor ignorant creataics venture 10
Church on Sunday, 10 obtain some Of
the pure water Of i.fe, they ate-what
next Oh Justice. where is Judge
JEFFHEs
The "second larges. vessel ever
built on this Bayou, is nothing more
nor less than tile old jed. Davis, with
few new timbeFs added fore aud at,
and the credit Of its successful compile
ton IS due the owner.
The " Clipper Ship" Meteor and her
cargo Of Guano, from Lavacca, Texas,
have besn mythically ,ypiied since
the days Of Yasco lie Gama, aud
has been periodically witnessed by
uearIy every sailor Who ever weather
ed the stormy Cape Of Good Hope.
The road from Bnrr's Store to Ihe
Post Office IS in ioleTaJly bad order,
aud when il becomes intolerably so,
the oyerscer may find himself fully re-
presented before the Grand Inquest in
May next. A word 70 the wise IS suf
icient. MULTUM ~ PAgvO.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

Er JOHN L HENLEY. Esq Of
Biloxi, Mss, is e3E authorized Agent.
Our subscribers ard patrons there will
please pay their dues TO him.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29
.JOB PRINTING.

" are now prepared % eSecuie Jon
PRINTING ulih aaaiue's and dispatch.
~ Al Cammanscafoas. Advertisements.
warfiaers. Obituaries. &C.. ma-t l,e banded In
~ SATURDAY MORNING 20 easare is insef-
tina.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

MEzlco ASn CeSrEAL AMEEIcA.-
The Washington Union avs flai there
is 10 reason 10 believe tl.Ai the French
aud English governments mediate in
reference with tie 9olilical concerns
Of Mexico.
Capt. Turner. ibe American com
maadar, agreed with the French and
British commanders that al would
land together, Il necessary, TO protect
lbeir respective citizens.
Spain declares she has no. the reno
test idea u resul.jasaiiug Mexico.
The United Staies have no objection
to one or twenty canals being made
ia Central America, but intends that
contracts existing with our ciiizeus
shall noi Ire ieiaie,l, and that sa Ia ca
uals shaN IT, ol~n 20 ali commercial
nations aul shsii not bc controlled by
oae powcr especially a Eurnpesu on-.
Oar Goyeinmeni Is officially assured
hat Great Britain IS rot pursuing 1
loduous or dishonest course 80 Nicara
qua. She mediia,es two tFealies--on
81 which IS for The abandonment 81 th
Mosquito proteeroraie. oar Govern
ineuI approves the general principle
g. both.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

xz- Ia this issue We publish at
length, the Speech of the Hon. \. G.
Baowx. delivered in the [. 5. Senate,
on the 23rd, IN the DgnATE ox SouAT-
TER sovErrioxTr. and ask our readers
% give il careful perussl. It i one
Of bis mos, able and straightforward
eiTor.s. aad amid the disgusting dodg-
ing and shutting Of Modern politicians
Il is a positive luxury % read such an
honest. manly and conscientious de-
nuneiaiion Of doctrine so injurious
10 the advancement o. slavery in the
Territories.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

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The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

A.B. sTRAwBRIDGE & co. arc our
Authorized Agent for New Orleans, In.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29
J. g. Burwell,

ofEs.erprise. is an authorized iTnr-
eliag Agent for the llASnsHoRo' DEN-
oeHkr.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

KILiEp.-Our duty rs a public joHr-
nalisl requires u 70 record the fatal re-
suit of an aifray, 10 our city. Yesterday.
The difficulty was between Thomas
Ford and ". d. Bibb. in which Col.
Bibb shot Mr.. Ford with a double bar
rel shot gun. killing him in shout ten
miuntesi Mr.. Fofd's pistol fired Of
without effect Is the matter viii be
investigated judicaliy, we forbear mem
,ioning the circumstances. Col. Bib
Immediately gave himself mp 70 bis
Ionor. Mayor Purioin, who took his
resognizacen, in the sum Of $40 600
70 make his appearance nj the City
Hall, 10 DAY, Al 10 o'clock, when the
ina;ier viii be insesiigated.-Jeeksop
Eagie.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

The negro spw0achel them. when
ona q them says 70 tbs other. looking
h'm square 10 the lace have We got
hefl upoa which uio other fepiiel:-
" Yoa are aware that tbese are too
many quibbies aud guirks ~ Courts 70
Fegdfd to those things. 20 We had bet
ter fasfs i, then there will be 20 mis-
take aUNht it. " 50 saving. out he
hauled The cork. and took n good suig
q il, which instantly set him 10 heav.
ing up, crying out 1t each breath,
" Poison Poison : ! am poisoned She
has poisoned mel" Al Of which seen
cry lbe good laiy was gazing upon.
and hearing the word poison she
replied "No, sir, you are not poison
ed, you hare only drank Irish H-Iiskey
distilled IN Anleriea ?" Tie cents
made their exit. These hc,s were
given 10 me yesterday. and ! give them
10 you As detailed 10 me.
Dear Fuller, hope in my next, I
shall be able to give you some city
news, as ! shall leave for ihe city TO-
night. Yours, as ever.
OYSTERS.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

4 new neasure Of distance. a re-
cent traveller by the Sound route SAYS
Boston is exactly q cigars and 6 bran-
dv cocktails ffoEn NCw York.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

nornucx ox Lorls NAqol Eox.-
IN a recent .peecL 10 lis constituents
Mr. Roeb1ck used the following Ian
garge regarding England's French al-
liauce:
England viii End that size cannot
toach pitch without being dedled. Oar
alliance ought ID he with freedom eve
rywbere. lCheefs.l \ despot, how
ever he may have gained his power,
ought 10 be 10 Us = despot still. | Hear,
hear.l With France as 4 people lei Us
be an alliance. She is gallant and
area; ns;ion anl has been a light 10
mankind, as we have been; bat she has
not set an example Of good government.
We have seen constitutional govern
aienis in France, iroddeu out by the
hard heel of an unb.uslling depot
Constitutional governments has leen
PIT down. England has been insulted
aud every possible attempt has been
nsa3e bv that despot TO ally himself
with the powers q Europe iyrannical
Is they are. Depend upon It. the pre-
tence now made Of aiding and assisting
Iialv, Is a mere preience to march down
pfa.tofeau hordes on that great coun-
irr. He wili erect in the place Of the
eagle Of Austria, tie eagle Of France.
I have DO faith 10 man Who has per
Jury on his lips. Cheers. / Ieeol-
leet when a, CheIbonrg. seeing the
Emperor Of the French visit the Queen
Of England. Il Was great sight
Evegything was there 10 excite and
arouse the buoyaat spirit Of men.
saw that man mount the steps which
led to our noble Queens vessel; ans
when say lis pe1ared lips upon be
hallowed check. NY blood rushed &
my heart, 10 think of that holy an,
/ good creature beiug delilel by the lip
q a peJurei despoi. Loud cheer
anl huzEas.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

Suicide OF A rErssIAS NoBLEMAN.
The New York Times, Of lhe u, las
be following:
=. Bene. said 10 lie prussiaA noble
man. formerly an officer IN the Piussian
army, and aho has Tor several years been
attached to the rrussian legation. con-
ini;iesl suicide Yesterday morning Al the
Shakespeare Hotel, rs shooting himself
through the heart With pistol. lie
lefs a statement alleging shat appFeheu
sions That he was troubled with deseas-
* the heart. anl a failure 70 receive rem
sssuce fsom To- where BE owns large
estate, implied lin 10 lhs aci q seii
/ destruction.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

SrRIxG AxD SuMxEE GooDs.-Mr.
II. C CowAS Is now opening one Of the
largest Stock Of Goods ever brought TO
this market, consisting Of Dry-Gooes,
Resdy-rnade Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Hardware, Cutlery,
Queensware. Croekery, Wooden ware,
Saddles, Brides, dc, also Groceries Of
al kinds, which he Is selling very cheap
for cash. The ladies arc especially d.
rec.ed 10 call and examine bis cxteu-
siye assortment Of Dress goods, IL they
are IN want Of anything rare, rich and
fancy, before purchasing elsewhere.
BgxrvoLEsr MrgDEREE-Two phre-
nologisis have recently examined the
head Of Jumperts. now under condem-
nation at Chieago for the murder OF
Sophia Werner, and both pronounce
benevolence to be his predomiuasing
characteristic. One Of them says the
prisoner looks 50 much like Prince
/ Albert TIA: be would be taken for him
IN the s;reets Of London. II the Phre-
+ nologisis or their science are not as
fauli, the Jury that convicted Jumperte1
must be, ioF Il is hardly possible that .
man with a. uell-deyelloped organ O.
/ beaevoleuce weuld commit diaboliea
murder, and then cooily barrel up tbs
corpse and senshit on travelling tour
II Mr. Duncan has been electee
Judge of the Circuit Court, for AdsTi
Wilkinson. and the two ADJOINING
counties, Miss, in place Of Judge 70
sev, deceased.
4 new nsasuFe Of distance. a re-
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

PAS Christian. March %. 50.

IoLLowAY's PfILs- Condition Of
IL Hoof.-As the blood, aud the blood
alone, susiains and renovates every part
Of the living system, it is rsanifesi that
no medicine Which does not reach tie
circulation can exterminate the disease.
Professor Holloway claims that bis
Pil,s operate directly, powerfully, aud
beneiicially upon the whole mass Of
the blood. venons and ar,erial, nor can
We question the fact when we see dys-
persia. cured; liver complaint arrested.
the oppressed lungs brought into heal
thy play, and every physical function
renewed and strengthened BY THAR
aseney. That their regulating and
purifying effect tends TO promote long
life, as well rs to expel discs, ihere
cannot 10 a reasonable doubt. The
family that has them not lacks a @ma-
ierial GUARANTEES" Of health and lie.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue ola SPECIAL execution issuecd out
~ of the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court OF Howard county Iowa, and to me di.
rected, whereby | am commanded to make
out of the north. Invest quarter OF section nine-
teen, township one hundred, north. range th;r-
teen, west, the amount TO satisfy :judg ment
and decree Of foreclosure, that Abijah How.
ard obtained in said court at the last June
term. against w. Y Wells and wife.
Nov. erefore, in pursuance of the COM
mand in said writ contained. hall offer said
premises for sale at the front door of the Ea-
gle Exchange Hotel in the village of New Or.
gon, Iowa, on the 3rd day of Dec, 1859 at 2
o'clock p m, to satisfy said judg ment and
decree.
Done at Sheriff Office, New Oregon, Iowa,
November, 18th 1859.
[nl3-4w JAS. CARPENTER,
Sheriff of Howard cornty, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS, Sylvester L. Cary and CIar

WHEREAS, Sylvester L. Cary and Clara
J. Cary, his wife, of the county of Ste
phenson, and State of Illinois, did execute an d
convey. to me, by their certain trust deed da-
ted at the county of Stephenson, and State of
Illinois, on the oath day of Oct. A. b. 1856.
which said trust deed is duly recorded in the
records of Howard county, in the State oi
Iowa, in book "A'' of mortgages. pages ~ rs
and ~, the west half OF section seventeen Il Y
Township nlnety-ninc 1907 north of range
eleven IN west of 9Th P. NJ. containing three
hundred and twenty 1920 acres of land &C.
cording to government survey, be the same
more or less, situate in the county of Howard
and State of Iowa. to secure the payment Of
three rromioory notes of Sylvester L Cary
and J. A. Daniels. for the sum Of three t'Ous-
aud dollars, which said notes are mentioned
and described in said trust deed and whereas
default has been made in the payment of sa d
notes. and application has been made to me
by the legal holder of said notes to sell the
said premises conveyed by said trust deed.
Now therefore public notice is hereby CIV
en- that by virtue of the powers and provis-
ions Of the said trust deed, | the undersig ned.
the trustee mentioned in said deed. shall sell
at public Auction at the front door of the
court house in the township of Yer ION Springs
in the county of Howard and State OF Iowa,
ut O'Clock P. M of the 3Oth day Of Novem.
Der, A. d. 1859. to the highest and best bid
der for cash, the premises mentioned and de-
scribed in said trust deed, and all the right
and equity OF redemption Of the said Sylvester
l.. Cary, and Clara J. airy, their heirs and
assigns, of in, and to the said premises.
Dated at New Oregon, Howard county,
Iowa, June22d 1859"
JOHN G.. PRICE,
Atty. in fact for M. S. Henry, Trustee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE

CONTAINS, in each number 81 large pa
~ ges, making for the year, more than
$500 printed pages. When the amount of
reading matter is considered, it will be seen
that it is much cheaper than any monthly
magazine now published.
The price of L;ttell's Living Age-(free of
postage to any part Of theUnited States) is
six dollars per year. Two copies, however,
will be sent for ten dollars, and six copies
for thenty- five dollars. Twelve copies will be
sent for fifty dollars. Postage cannot be paid
by us, where Q discount is already made to
clubs, SC.
A more appropriate present to Lady Of
intelligence and discrimination, could scarce.
" be made, than years subscription to the
Living Age. Coming, as it would, free Q,
postage, it would be weekly testimonial Of
the regards and politeness Of the donor.
All orders should be addressed to.
LITTELL, SON AND CO.,
Publishers ofthe Living Age, Boston, Mass.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
Saving Money is Making
Money!

HUNDREDS of dollars may be saved an
II nually to the citizens of Howard and sur
rounding counties by trading with Munson
Il Pierce, New Oregon, corner Of Main and
Miles street No. 1898, opposite Munson's old
stand. They have received and will contn-
ue to receive every thing suited to the wants
of the people that is nice, new, and cheaper
than the cheapest Their stock comprises
foreign and domestic dry goods, fancy goods
and Yankee notions too numerous to men,
ton; ready made clothing and clothing made
to order, hats, caps, boots and shoes, grocer
les, provisions, hardware, crockcry choice
liquors for medical purposes They have
maps of Italy, showing the seat of war, with
the pure juice OF the grape sparkling around
maps Of New England adjusted to the 18th
principal meridian. and pure Coniac fol
dressing the bruises of the old bourbons -
Don't buy shop-worn goods, moth-caten goods
stale goods and mean goods generally wher
you can get at NJ. & P.'s fresh goods dcsira
BILE goods and awful cheap goods. Don't be
fooled, but come to No. 9s9s and "pitch in
A word to the wise is sufficient
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

| WHEREAS, Andrew Doyle of the coun.
ty OF Howard in the State Of Iowa, did
execute and convey to me, by his certain trust
deed, dated at the county Of Howard in the
State Of Iowa, on the 18th day of October
A. D. 1885, which tru deed is duly recorded
in the records of Howard county, in the State
of Iowa. in book "A" of mortgages on pages
427 and 42S, the south half of the southeast
| quarter of section thirteen, also t e north half
! OF the northeast quarter of section twenty
| four, in township number one hundred north
Orange eleven west OF the fifth principa me
ridian, in Howard county, Iowa, containing
one hundred and sixty acres more or less, to
secure the payment of one promissory note
given by Andrew Doyle to Reuben Taylor,
for the sum of TWO hundred and fifty dollars
with interest thereon ut ten per cent, due in
| one year from the date of the same, and which
! said note is mentioned and described in said
trust deed; and whereas default has been
made in the payment of said note and ap-
pllcation has been made TO me by Reuben
Taylor. the legal holder of said note to sell
the said premises conveyed by the said trust
deed. Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given THAT by virtue of the powers and pro-
visions Of the said trust deed, the under
signed, R. l.. Taylor, the trustee mentioned
in said trust deed, shall proceed to sell at
public auction at the front door of the Court
House in the township Of Vernon Springs in
the county of Howard and State of Iowa. be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and one
O'Clock p. NJ of Monday the 2lst day of No
yember A. D. 1859, to the highest and best
bidder Tor cash the premises mentioned and
described in said trust deed and which are
herein before described and set out, together
with all the right and equity of redemption
that the said Andrew Doyle, his heirs and
assigns had on the 10th day Of October, A. D.
1858 of, in, and to the said premises
Dated at New Oregon, Howard county,
Iowa, October goth 1859
[1l-4wl r. l.. TAYLOR, Trustee
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
TO THE CITIZENS OF
II 0 W A R D G 0 u UNITY!

III X. AVERILL, Jr.. has enlarged reft-
40 ted and re furnished the Old Sky-Light
Daguerrean Gallery over H. H. Dickerman's
book and drug store. in Decorah and he is
now prepared to take ambrotypes, sterreo-
types me ainotypes, photographs, miello.
graphs papyrograpns and many other sty es
of pictures IN the most perfect and durable
manner. He operates with the latest and
most improved processes which are not in the
possession of any other artist in northern
Iowa, and which give lif like tone and du.
rability to his pictures not obtainable by any
other His ambrotypcs and photographs can.
not be oxceIled in the west.
He keeps on hand and is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most fashionable styles of
frames cases, traces, passep .rtouts lockets
and pins which he will FL with pictures at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
He gets up new style of lockct picture
which has ali the briliancy and durability OF
glass pictures with the lghtness and pliabil
ty Of paper, ut the same time it is free from
all the objections of other styles of locket pic
lures A variety of other pictures viii be got
up to order, including OIL paintings. mono
chromatic crayon and India ink drawings
and all sorts # maps.
~ This is a permanent institution and
business will be conducted upon an honorable
basis.-1'ke patronage of all who want gooC
pictures is respectfully solcited.-Enquire fol
AvERILL's PICTURE GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

4 T John Ammon e. Co.'S. old stand. in
"a DEBORAH, Iowa, you will find the follow
ing articles for sale or manufactured to Or
der, viz: Wagons, plows, tanning mills,
drags cultivators, &c.-All kinds of machine-
ry repaired at short notice. Wood and iron,
turned in all shapes desirable. An assort-
men: of tab c legs, stand legs, bed posts, chair
stuff, wagon and buggy hubs always on hand.
The above articles for sale on reasonable
terms Parties visiting DEBORAH are invited
to give me cal before purchasing
JOHN AMMoN.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1859.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
FRANCE COMPLETELY VICTORIOUS !!

FRANCE COMPLETELY VICTORIOUS! !!
Austria Tanquished ard the Combined Forces
of Europe discounted! Italy as Free as
Will SUIT the Purposes Of Napoleon
A ND John |. Sturgis is fully prepared to
"A meet his friends and the public general
ly at his hardware store on the east side of
Main street, New Oregon, Iowa. where may
be found box, cooking, and parlor stoves Of
the latest and best styles, and best manu-
facture, cheap Us the cheapest and good as
the best. Hardware no low ware aud tin.
ware in any quantity desired. Prices to suit
the times Door trimmings. butts and screws.
agricultural implements, cutlery, Yankee-no-
tons and other things too numerous to men,
ton, but just the articles you want. now
ready for inspection free, and FOX sale very
cheap for cash only.
JNO. l. STURGIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
SHERIFF SALE.

Rf virtue Of "a special execution issued out
= Of the Office of the Jerk Of the District
court, of Howard County, Iowa, to me direct
cd and delivered, whereby am commanded
to make out Of lots no. one and four, in ock
no. four and lot no. one in block no. seven
in Munson's and others, addition to New Ore
gon. the sum Of one hundred and fifty -four
dollars and fifty-five cents, together with the
cost Of the suit and accruing cost, to satisfy
a judgment and decree of foreclosure that
James Siddall obtained in the district court
of Howard County on the 25th day of Octo-
Der, 1859, against Isaac B Rowland and Nan.
cy Rowland and C. NJ NJ ,nson. Therefore in
pursuance of tie command in said execution
contained, shall proceed to sell the above
described premises to the best and highest
bidder for cash at the front door of the Eagle
Exchange Hotel in the village of New Ore.
gon,, Iowa. on Saturday the oath day of De.
cember, 1859, between the hours of nine
O'Clock A. M: and four O'clock P M of said
day, t. satisfy said judgment and decree
Dated at Sher ifs Office, November "a b. 1859.
JAMES CARPENTER, Sheriff.