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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

to the various toasts. The Rev. DR.. Bellows
said grace. The festivities were prolonged until
about 2 O'Clock next morning. Such union Of
tasteful culture and intellectual briliancy with
the more sensual and exhilerating pleasures Of
the table, is rare.
- The Richmond Dispatch, speaking of the
possibility Of war between the North and South
in the future, says: .. - =
The most sagacious and rejecting persons
argue that thereisa strong minority at the North
which, though minority, contains its full share
of character, influence and wealth, who are
disposed to maintain and respect the rights and
the property of the South, and who, in the event
Of civil war, will confront the enemies of the
South at their own thresholds. While every
portion Of Northern State will be weakened by
the presence of strong minority in opposition,
the whole population of the South will be united
in opinion and purpose. As an Offset to this,
the aboitionists count confidently, in the contin-
gency of war between the two sections, that they
will find ready recruits and allies in nearly the
whole servile population Of the Southern States.
They are probably reckoning without their host;
but, in any event, what page of history contains
such horrors as those in which fanaticism is
seeking to involve this once happiest Of countries
THE White House at Washington is to be
adorned with full-leugth portrait of all the
Presidents. A Philadelphia paper says:
"Messrs. Earle & Son, Chestnut street, have
Just made for the Presidents House, at Washing
ton, very large and truly superb gilt frame,
enclosing more space than the largest sized mir
ror, intended to contain the full length portrait
of President Buchanan. This is pursuant to the
order Of Congress, which directed portraits and
frames for all the Presidents to be procured.
Surmounting the centre Of the top is spread
eagle and American shield, with the national
arms. In the centre Of the bottom piece is the
coat of arms Of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Buchanan's
own State it being designed to make this ap-
propriate for each Of the Presidents Virginia
for Jefferson, Louisiana for Taylor, New York
for Fillmore, and so on. The four corner pieces
represent the emblems Of fcommerce. agriculture,
manufactures, and the fine arts. The whole
work is very striking, and reflects credit on Phil
adelphia skill and TASTE" up
- The Richmond Dispatch says: "It is to
be hoped that the attention of this government
will be vigorously directed to the subject of the
Coolie trade, as carried on in American vessels.
The fresh outrsges which. have been lately
brought to light in this horrible traffic are
enough to make the blood run cold. English,
French and Northern Americans are the prin-
cipal parties in carrying on the most iniquitous
kind Of man stealing known in modern times
It is white race that by tens Of thousands are
every year consigned to slavery by these merce-
nary wretches, and that under circumstances of
the most unparalleled cruelty. Our government
should at once take steps to choke off New Eng
land commercial philanthropists from thispro6t-
able traffic"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

COLUMBIA, 8. C.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03


worship and admiration from man. a>
In our large cities especially, raieighism is
carriedto such an:estent, that our fashionable
promsnades are becoming altogether deserted by
gentlemen Of good breeding 'ssS ~ ~
a gentleman comes home with his boots and
pants spattered with mud, his coat rubbed and
whitened against the trsesbcxes, and his entire
toilet disarrsnged, simply because the streets
were thronged with ladiestf none ofwbom had
the common politeneas 70 yield o small spaceiof
the sidewalk to him. 20 % SO ~ q"
There is no sort Of use now-sedays for . gen.
tleman5to engage seat at the opera or concert;
for as soon ashe Is nicely seated, in comes Miss
Criuoline; and if he does not give up bis seat,
ten chauses to one that he will be bissed out of
the house. He may have his wife and daughters
with him; OF, If not married, sisweetheartmay
be beside him, but out he must 60 and after
being crinolined out, of every seat, he finally is
forced to stand up BY the door and wait for his
sweetheart or wife there. Now, if Miss erinoline
would only give q man a grateful Ioolsc:or. a
sweet. sthank you, SIR itwodld not behalf 80
bad, but she does neither the one Or the other.
This is raleighism and --out with ift--sn un-
mistakable evidence of bad manners.e ~
What is the cause Of Ralsighismf Iforigin-
stes in the defects Of home eduestion Parents
do notteach their daughters the true smission Of
woman, do not point ont to her the dlstinctiye
sphere and field Of action which has been aseigu-
ed her by Providence; neither do thsy sndeasor
to inculcate the truth, that woman and man are
mutually dependent one upon the other. In
stead ss impressing upon their dsaghter'sminds
the necessity of becoming qualified for the noble
office Of fman's helper and companion; instead of
educating them in such manner as win best ht
them fof.ths discharge Of the quiet but important
dutissof wives and mothers. PARENTS seem de-
termined to bend sil their epergiesin ono direc-
ton, and fhat the educstion Of the girls van
ity, selfimportaace and. legotism. she must
make an attractive and pretty appearances On the
Thar tkssideal ..
: What arsthe effects Of Raieighisms The ab-
soiute Reorganization Of good society the death
or all that is lovely, beautiful and pure In no
mans untutored nature. The bringing in ofsll
manner Of corrupt and banefnl isms, the necesss-
rybeginningof the end Of all true politsnsss and
good breeding among men. sas i92 91ifSis
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue sfa special execution issued Out
~ OF the once OF the Clerk OF the district
Court Of Howard County Iowa. and to me di.
rected and delivered whereby am commanded
to make che sum of 81 ,265 aud 80 .ssnts be.
eides costs Of suit and aecruiaE costa out Of
the premises described Is follows ts Wit.
The west half Of the northeast quarter Of
section 81 tho north east quarter disco. 81
tho West half of the south
east quarter OF section thirteen, tho east halt
of tho southwest quarter OF section thirteen,
the north east quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter Of soctiOu twelve the east half OF the north
west quarter of section twelve, il township
one hundred, North of range twelve west, also
the southwest quarter Of section two in town.
ship ninety mine North Of range eleven west,
also the southeast quarter of section twenty,
the part Of the west half Of tho northeast
quarter Of section eight including sixty
acres thereof the south east quarter Of sect on
thirty-three the east half Of the southwest
quarter dissection twenty; the east half OF the
north. west quarter Of section twenty nine the
southwest quarter Of section thirty .four, and
the north west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter Of section twenty nine, township one hun
dred north Off range eleven, west to satisfy a
judgment that Wm. p Emmert, obtained
against S. L. Carey, and J. w. Carey. Now
therefore in pursuance Of t com uand IN
SAID writ contained shall proceed to SO ell
the right title and interest which s. L. Carey
and J. w. Carey, had on tho 2lst, day Of
August 1853, or any time thereafter in or
to tho above described property at the Now
Court House in Vernon Springs Iowa on the
end, day ofApril A. D 1860, ut the hour Of
ton O'Clock OF that day.
Vernon Springs February Goth. 1860 INCL
PAlNEAS1. SEARLES, Shenf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
SHERtFFS SALE.

RY virtue Of an execution issued BY the
- Clerk Of the City Court Of DUBUQUE CITY
against the goods and chattes lands and teno-
.ments Of John " Tay or, Benjamin Rich
ards and George Burden. I have seized al |
the right title and interest which the said
John W. Taylor had on the third dav of
January 1860, in and to the following d scri-
bed premises to wit. tho southwest quarter of
section thirty town one hundred rang eleven
west aud the southwest quarter Of section
nine town one hundred range eleven west
also section three town ninety seven range
fourte' n, and the west half Of the northeast
quarter Of section twenty three, tho south
east quarter of section twenty three. the north
east quarter Of section thirty FIVE town one
hundred range twelve west, which shall ex-
pose for sale az the law directs at the New
Court House, in Vernon Springs Howard
County, on the third day Of April 1860, at
the hour of two O'clock Of that day. to satisfy
judgement that Hugh Hammond obtained
against the said defendants. on the 3rd day
Of January 1850.
Vernon SPRING. February 23d, 1869, (n29l
P. T. SEARLES, Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
SHERlFFS SALE.

QY virtue Of an execution issued out Of tho
y Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
of Fayette County Iowa. and to me directed
and delivered, whereby ! am commanded
that of tho goods and attels and for wan.
thereof the lands and tenements OF James r
Dorland and c. F. Nefzger make the sum
of three hundred and eighteen ard 100
dollars together with interest ther..on 1t tho
rate Of ten per centum until paid also cos,
ofsnit and accruIng costs, to satisfy a iudp.
ment that Simeon Nefzger obtained on he
seventh day Of Juae 1850, in said court. Nov
therefore in pursuance of the command in
said execution COZ: .ained have levied upon
and shall expose Tor sale as the law directs
all the right tide and interest of the said
James Z. Dorland and C F. Nefzger, in
ana TO the. following described property 10
Wit, the northeast quarter Of the north west
quarter and the north half Of the northeast
qua.eter Of section twelve, town ninety seven
rAnge fourteen, also tho south fractional
half Of tho southwest quarter Of section SIX
town ninety seven range thirteen west, at the
New Court House, in Vernon Springs in said
county On the 4th, day of April 1860, at the
hour of ten O'Clock Of that day.
Vernon SPRING, March LIST, 1859 [n2e-4wl
.a.. u P. T. SEARLES. Sheriff.
EDost forget the election on Monday.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
SHERIEF'S SALE

virtue OF an execution Issued out Of the
u Office Of the Clerk Of tho City Court of
Dubuque City, Iowa. and to me directed and
delivered whereby ! am commanded that Of
the goods and chnttels and for want thereof
tho lands and tenements Of VIM. J Barney
& Co. and Francis Doyle, make the sum Of
eleven hundred and ninety dollars aud ninety
two cents damages. together with interest and
costs Of suit, to satisfy q judgment that A. T.
Stewart & Co. obtained against VIM J. Bar
ney, & 20 and Francis Doyle, in the City
Court Of Dubuque City, Iowa on tho Goth
day OF June. 1859.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the command
in said writ contained shall proceed to sell
as the law directs the property described as
follows to wit, the southeast quarter Of
th' north west quarter OF sec
ton one, tho west half Of the southeast quar-
ter and the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter Of section two, the southwest
quartz, Of section nine and tie mort, halt of
the northwest quarter and the northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section
eleven town ninety seven range fourteen west
also the northwest quarter Of tie northeast
quarter OF section thirteen the northwest
quarter Of section thirteen, che northeast
quarter tho northeast quarter of section
fourteen, township ninety seven sangc twelve
also the southwest quarter Of section seven.
tne.north-east and the northwest quarters Of
section eighteen, the southeast quarter and
the west half Of the southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the south wcst quar-.
ter'of section eighteen town ninety seven,
north ofrsnge thirteen west, 10 northeast
quarter and west half Of tho south -cast QUAR-
ter and the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter dissection thirteen, Town ninety
eight range thirteen west, the northwest
quarter Of the north-w and the northwest
Of the southeast quarter Of section fifteen
Town ninety seven, Range fourteen
west, the northeast quarter Of section four
town ninety eight range fourteen west, also
the west half of the southwest: quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section twelve town
ninety seven range fourteen west, to satisfy
sad judgment interest costs and accruiny
costs, at the New Court House, in Vernon
Springs Township, Iowa. on the 4th day OF
April A. ID. 1850, at the hour OF two O'Clock
of that day. III
Vernon Springs, Feb nary soth, 1860 [n2sl
P. T. 'SEARLES, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02

Let there be GO secret IN medicine,
or rather no pretended secrets. The
Medical faculty publish as soon as made
al their discoveries, and almost all that
IS known ofr.al value Cor the cure of
disease, has been discovered by them
DR.. Aver takes the honorable honest
course, and right because it is honest
He goes to work and invents the best
remedy which medical skill can devise
fr the cure Of certain complaints
tien publishes what it is and maintains
his monopoly oft solely by making it
cheaper, better, more perfect, than any
b,dy else car, If the people would ex-
ait this of ali who offer medicines, they
w,uld have much less tracle and trash
tdswallow. --New Orleans Organ.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
FREE SUFFRAGE.

The Republicans of Iowa are
now endeavoring to pass regis.
try law, in spite Of the provisions
Of the State Constitution, which
fully defines the qualifications OF
a voter. The Constitution de-
slares that, "every white male cit
izen Of the United States of the
age of twenty-one, who shall have
been resident Of this State six
months next proceeding the cleo
ton, and of the county in which
he claims his vote sixty days,
shall be entitled to vote at all cleo
tons which are now or hereafter
may be authorized bylaw"
The registry bill proposed would
require other and expensive quail
ifications and in this would null
lily the provisions Of the consti-
tuition.
When the vote is taken we
shall look with more than ordina-
ry interest for the vote Of our
Member, inasmuch as his election
would have been defeated had he
not denied to the fullest extent
any sympathy for such an act, or
anything tending that way.
It is not strange however that
the Republicans favor this scheme
for they, all the States over COM
prise the unconstitutional party.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02

e. We sppoin: The following list Of local
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
for the PLAlNDEALER, in their respective
localities, and viii! recognize their receipts.
0soge, Town, Sc. Chase,
Howard, iowa. James Hall,
lime Springs, tcws, A. M Van Leuvsn.
lames:swa, Iowa, 3. Kerr.
Howard Center Iowa, 4. H. Petit,
foeh, New York, Thompson G Mead.
,McstownNV. APP Wilcox.
40 Post Ma,tsrs every Were,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
ONALAsKA, La Crosse Co. Wis.
October Sd 1850.


Thereby certify that I have used the
Gaefenberg Company's Marshalls Ute.
rive Cathohcon in my family ond con.
sifr it the best remedy for diseases
PECULIAR to females that I have ever
sen.
Ny wife was afflicted with Prolapsus
Ueri falling of the womb, and by the
U.s. of the Catholicon is completely cured
would earnestly reccomeud it to
an! lady who may be subject to those
complaints.
Yours truly,
Rev. A. G. COOLEY
Of the NJ. E. Church.
] most chserfally endorse the abov
Recommendation of the Graefenberp
Coapeny,s Marshall's Uterine CathoI
icon having used it in my family with
enti E success.
I consider it tho best remedy for Fe-
maid Complaints in use.
Onalaska, Sept, 3. 1859. H.J.PECK
Thu Graefenberg family medicines
are sid by J. s. LAWYER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02

We have received the second
No. of the Clear Lake Independ-
ent, spicy six colum sheet, pub
lished by Brainard and Noyes, at
Clear Lake, Iowa
From the dcletul tale they tell
of their mail facilities we should
tn NIX them clear out Of humanitys
reach and quite as dependent upon
the activity of Uncle Sam for
news as any ofits contemporaries
Please show your self iadependest
by showing up the action Of the
Republicans in Congress, by
which the mail facilities of the
country were crippled, in the I'M
iustifiable attempt to paralyze
the executive arm, and embaras
the administration.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
SOCIAL HOP.

COOAdL xxOxs
1t was our good fortune to be
at the hop given by Rice & Skif
of the Eastern Hotel in Vernon
Springs on Wednesday evening.
Though the company was not
large, still it was all that could
have been expected from the state
of the roads and the unpropitious
weather. 1t was all in all a well
got up affair, and, if it was not
all the proprietors' could desire
pecuniarily, it will have the eff
ect to introduce them favorably to
the lovers of fun, and like seed
sown upon good ground" will
bring forth a rich harvest.
The music by O. G. Talmadge
& Son Of the Howard Cen q Band
was highly creditable.
The Chicago Daily Herald, we
learn is soon to pass into new
hands, and is to be under an
entirely new control. The Her.
aid is one Of our disadvantages in
every respect, and whatever other
changes may take place in its
management, we hope to see none
in its political complexion.
We enjoyed luxurious s'smoke"
at the Eagle exchange last even.
ing. S. NJ. is a fine fellow and
his "tobacco box always ready
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
MARRIED.

In Vernon Springs Howard Go. Iowa,
February 2Srd, by J. G. Scnoonmaker
ESQ. Mr.. G. w. Foster and Miss Mary
G. B dgett, all of Vernon Springs.
A companying the above no.
tice vas a generous remembrance
of TIE printer, in the way of q
magnificent loafofW edding Cake.
A long life and an overlooking
cup Of bliss is the unanimous
verdict rendered by the boys in
the Plaindealer Office.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
4 P.ALPABLE HIT.

1he Iowa state journal, gets
of mos: palpable hit upon "Mr.
Powers -. H. Powers 'Sena-
tor Powers from this district, as
the man who run upon the
tsRepubiican.B lind-Asylum tick.
ct,"la fall.
Every person who attended the
public meetings held last fall for
discussing the political topics that
were then before the country, and
hearing Mr.. Powers, will recol-
lect that he had an "official state
nen:" Of the cost of the Lunatic
and Blind Asylum thus far, and
Of the estimated expense to COM
rle:e them.
This expense the Democrats in
sisted would under the extrava-
sance Of Republican Legislation
cost the state 100000 in addi-
ton to the sum already expend-
ed, $3.50, 600, J upon these struc.
tures.
To this they replied by produ-
cling this official statement"
made BY an urscrupulous officer
Tor partizan purposes, that the ad-
ditional expense would be only
sons $4,000.
Now, as predicted over and
over again by the Democrats of
the country despite the transcend
ent brilliancy and financial accu-
racy ofthat bogus report, they do
ask for the 100000, not to COM
plete, bat to forward the work.
the first appropriation made
tor this purpose only set apart
$4,000, to the entire work, Re-
publican extravaganza has accom-
plished the rest; but as yet hardly
furnished the state with the walls
Of the structure.
If they spoke truthfully from
the record when they said
S22,O00 would be all that would
be required to complete thework,
may not the people enquire of
them whether the $4,000 ask
ed for in addition to that sum is
for the benefit Of some political
gambler, that will lend himself,
soul and body to bolster up the
fortunes Of the party, and if not,
why they falsified the record to
secure to themselves the positions
they could in no wise acquire if
the truth was spread before the
people,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
SECTEONALISM.

The Republican press of the
country is constantly paradlng be-
before the people a list of the
committees ofthe y. S. Senate, to
show the sectionalism Of the
Democrrtic party.
Here is the list they publish
for that purpose.
Foreign Affairs-Mason, of Va. South,
Commercially, Of Ala. South.
Post Office Yulee, ofFla. South.
Territories Green, Of Mo. South.
Naval Affairs Mallory of Fla. South
Judiciary Bayecd, Of Del. South.
District ofColumb;s Brown of Miss do
Now for a glance at the section.
alism of the Republican party in
the House, look at and compare
the number of important commit.
tees, the chairman of which is
from the North in that body with
the list they present in the Sen
ate.
Here is the list.
Commerce-W ashburne, Of IN. North.
Post Ofice-Colfa1, Of Ind. North
District of Columbia-Carter. of A. Y. North
Judiciary Hickman, Of Pa. North.
Naval Afalrs-Morse, Of Me. North
Foreign Affairs-Corwin, of Ohio. North.
Territories Grow, of Pa. North.
Ways and Means-Sherman, folio. North.
Claims-Tappan, Of N. H. North.
Public Lands-Thayer. Of Mass. North.
Revolutionary Claims-Briggs, ofN. Y. North
Public Expenditures-Haskin, Of N. Y. North
Private Land Claims-W ashburn, Wis. North
Neutrality-suspicious., Of Mass. North
Agriculture-Butt of N Y; North
Military ADMINISTRATION, Of Ohio. North
Militia Tomnkins, of'Ohio North
Revolutionary pensions-Potter, Of Wis; North
Invalid Pensions F"nton, Of Y. North
Patents-Milwardo Of Pa. North
Public Buildlngs-Train, of Mass. North
Unfinished Business Logan, of Ill. North
Acknowledgements, Of NY. North
EograviEg-- Adrian, of N. J. North
Expenditures in State Dep. North
Treasury Dep LOOMS Of Conn
War Dep Stewart of Pa do
p.O. Dep-Palmer Of NY. do:
Public Buildings-Brayton Of
r. I. North
Joint Committee on Library-Petit of Ind do.
Joint Committee on Printing-Gurley, 0
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
u Ter President 81 1860, THE
CHARLESTON NOAfUGEE.

q Advertisements handed IA for neb-
n.ation xill be continued until sll arrears
are paid and charged according to advertised
rates Get forth in aauthor column.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02
IN PROBATE COURT.
ORDER FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES-

ORDER FOR THE SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE. Ea
THO Harriet johnson. Wife of ia hes Johnson,
= John H. Smit,., Levina Barber, wife Of
Benjamin Barber, William I Smith, Charles
E. smith, Anthony e. Smith, and Thos J.
Smith. next OF kin and he rs at law of Me-
Notable Smith, ate OF Howard County, Iowa.
deceased
You, and each Of you, are required to take
notice that application has been made to the
Prob to Court Of Howard County, Iowa, for
the sale OF the northeast quarter, of the
south.caAt quarter, Of sect . twelve, in town.
ship .,inety mime, north, ran.e, eleven west,
of che estate Of Mehitable Smith, late Of said
County, deceased; and representing to the
said Court, that the personal effects of the
deceased are IN adequate to pay and discharge
the indebtedness Of, and against the said o.
tate. ....
You and each Of you, will therefore take
notice chat the said estate or 80 much thereof
indebtedness of the said deceased, will be
sold at private sale, by James Juhnson, Ex-
ecutor OF the SAID estate, ut the Office OF the
County Judge in said Comfy, on the 18th,
day Of March \. b 1860, or at any time
thereafter, whore the sameean be dispcsed
Of at and for the price that the same shall
be appraised At or at such price as shall be ap-
proved Of ~ the probate Judge Of said County
subject however to the right Of dover OF
Thos. J. Smith, husband of the SAID Mehit-
able Smith, deceased therein.
Dated at the Office of the County Judge.
February Dist. 1850. [n2s-4w
~ DARIUS SEELY, County Judge.
W. r, Mead, Atty tor w. T. Smith.
15..s LATHROP HOUSE.
Frsnkville, ,Wiuhesheik County, Iowa: [n2o.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02

R.RlcvE1S COMPANY buokseis-s and Sta.
Acne-s Hsin street., acGregor. are our author
ned agents sor procuring subscription and
advertising ard receipting the sans.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-02

Il Saratoga Howard Co., Iowa, Feb.
ruar 2Sd. 1860, by Hon. Darius
Seel, Mr.. Iris G. Chamberlin and
Mis- M. Emma Seely, all Of Saratoga.