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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01

-oSIOUCl Is AOOAs
FELLOW CITIZENS: YOU have long
S SAMUEL A C. Y0UNGBL00D
as a, man and neighbor. You have
found him honest, sensible and practi.
cal. You have tried him in Office. You
found him a faithful and mercifuE Sher-
if. You have proved him a citizen
and patriot. The sacrifice of his first
born sonrin the cause Of his country,
attests his deyotion to 9 the lapa1aal
birth. Recently aA o.se for Sher-
iff at the enspxg election, ,.he is no Ion
ger spet: We announce him as a can
d;eSte for Representatives. in the State
Legislature. This canvass he will not
decline, but will serve the District to
the best of his ability, if, such be- the
wish of the people. a ~ .. - :,
SOUTH, BATTALION .
YORK DISTRICT, Sept. 23rd, ;1s62s;
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STATEsilF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1tosStcEoF oRsERtt sEsaIoss Asl costtos FLEas.
e. SAMUEL 3. M00 RE; Clerk Of

or the Legislature IN such case made and do
hereby gyepu biic notice stiat election for
BAYOF NpyEMBER Aeit, as The usual PIECES o ss,ee-
lion throughout thBsald Diatnct - 8 50 sss;
Witness my hand ut York Court House the day of
-, - &C, 3: and General ssssio1s.e
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No. Munfordsville, Kentucky, is
the shire town of Hart county, and Is
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THOR TAX-COLLECTOR.-THE 81 E
IL friends of Mr. PETERSON JACKSON respectfullyan.
nounce him as q Candidate for TAX-COLLECTOR d
York District, at the EeIt election.
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TIsT-0F i, I,EITBRs- REMAIN.

GETTLE UPl-ALL> PERSONS
Indebted TO the undersigned by open accont preyiou
TO the FIRST of JANUARY 1851 are hereby requested
close shc same by NOTE at early day. L. NJ. GRIST.
-thfaycho9 a f3 e If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16
EGAL NOTICE.

To John Ferfii. spssn. Ferrlii, 4. X. Hart, Ann N
Hart Naiineourt Vnhorsdsii Louisa yAnorsdali,
Robert stitpPsCH W. H. worhinFton, ksmuei Pol
lock, Joseph asaord William stannus n. N. black
Van Phnl, Wstess Co, Marion Btadford, Ytss@
man, Robinson h Co.. Iuihettson, Morrison r. TO
J. Il. Wayne h Co., j. X Hickey:
You, and each OF you are hsrcby notified TINT there
tsnow die In the once Of the efe I iAT Hittraet
Court of Leo reunss J. wa nj rort MADISON, a petit.
Of y. G Hale. eiaimEte ~ .aa John Psryiii, th~
sntn OF oHe Thousand ioiiars. h ten per cert In.
trrest PER annun "a, able annually, money due on
promlss6ry hoic maize ~ lou y Jnmes tsrker. ard
secured by a mortgage made by you and sssd eusaH
Ferriii 10 said JaRes Tasker and since sssfsn~a 20
said o. g. Hale, dated February eist 1855, ss claim.
lug against each Of The foreclosure mort
gage The being npnn Real Estate IN Lee
county Iowa and mere particularly des<rieed in said
petition, for the purchase ara further ssk ing
Tor sale ut said premises. aHd efrrrat relief: And
nhisss you AFp<sr and answer III pstsson on be-
OF the ID day Of the said fourf
10 commence ~ Fost ii xdisen on The 3d Aeteas III
Msy, A. d. isG2 default will be entered agAsst sof
and judgment rendered thereon prssrd Tor in said
petition. NoBLE STRONG,
aprl+-d Auys for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice 10 hereby given that viii, on the g5th day
az May, ls6 ncspg al a'cssk n. said
day, al the door OF the ece Of CLERK Of the Ds-
rict CeuFt Of ice county rwa, ~ Kokuk, expose at
public sar and cutlery accordance with fhr terms
OF Deed Of Trust executed by Nicholas GIL,
ohne Gil 10 me- Martha J. smiiey,) dated the sth
day OF september. 1884, aled fpr record ON same
day, al 3h o'clock and recorded In MoYte.g ~ be-
., page b77 the folio Tag Real Estate io.wis: The
eat half at lot light ISL IN block forty-cne l4i,
kstds addition 70 TIE city OF Krekuk, in The County
OF Lee and State u Igwa said Deed of Trust
sH 10 secure The payment Of the OF Three HuT
drrd Dollars aud interest payable according TO q ~
tenor Of three promssory mics Of date in
said Deed OF Trust fer The OF 100 each and
est from date The same being due and M paid rfil
proceed TO sell as Aforesaid hrst giving The noe
scribed by said Deed OF Trust and will uakq deed
70 the purchaser for the said sale witi be for
Cash. MARTHA =. EM fIEy
Per kcCkAKY g. bf .fCr
mAy2-d Hell > ttornry,.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Wellington Nnssman Bennett Mhtney mart
ners, Ae., rs Wellington Kostnian Co., Ensan c
whitney and Ma mond WhftaeY. Defendants.
fon. sadtA q you, hereby notiaed that there
u nov he In tho efce OF the Clerk the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, ut Ke0knk 4 petition or
III. ID. WOODY Co, etstmingo of YOU 0eit,prt on
Nossman Co. She sam Of Two Hendred Dollar
with sen per cent Interest per anaum from the tth or
May, 1855 ~ money due your note, secured ~ u
mortgage msde By Bennett whitney and susan e
whitney also claiming against sseh Of yon the fore
closure ei sAid nortgaxe, the same being upon lot
eight III block ~. ~ D. ". Kbcurne's addition to
the esy Of Keakuk In Lee county, Iowa. Tor The par
chase m0ney; and further xsking Tor 4 ssie Of sAse
prensea and general relief: And unless on nps,ear
And answer ssid petition before noon OF the SC
ond day Of the next term Of said Court. cmmsnce
~ Keokuk euths ixt NJ pdss of September. ID fS02
defauit will be entered against ysu, and judSmsst
rendered thereon pTaycd for 10 sata petit sou.
SCOTT HOWELL.
mas5-d au's er Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16
NOTICE.

To wn Hamilton, Sr., Wna Slater, John Light Nor
timer Henderson, Wesley Harrison, M Moors, and
VIM Soliers.
fou. and each OF you, hereby notified that theirs
u now Ole IN the once OF the Clerk Of the Dsiscs
Court Of Lee county, iowa, at Keokuk: petition ci
Hirsm Danry elsninG OF ron, VIM. Hamilton. ST..
the snm of Three Hundred and Fsty Dollars with
ten per cent intercs per annum, payable anna any
n money due On mortgage made by you 10 said
Hiram harnry. dated Yth sf March te5t also IA
Ing against each OF yon the foreclosure Of said mort
ksEe the same being upon triangular tract OF iand
OF ID acres more or ieas In The uorIhwes quarter
scrtion also the south halt ofshe southeast quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter of section 3i contain
lag 20 seres all in tewpship E67 north rsnge w~.t
IN Lee county. Iowa, for the purchase money; sud
further asking for sale Of said premises and general
relief; And unless you appear and ansveT said petit
isS before the second day OF the next term Of
said Conrt. to At Keokuk the ist Monday
~ September. "A. II. 1859. default will Be entered
against sea and Iudgnen ndered thereon prayed
Tor IN said petition. III. sCoTT HOWELL
mAyi-d ANY Tor Plaintiff,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16
NOTICE.

To John Sbultr, Perry, hasan r. Wheeler. Geo z
Carbon, Albert Wells, Judd, Walker Co.. Emmsr-
son, Cochran 4 Co.; III
i. now IN iis r th~ oyca ~ ~ ss,eys ~ m ns..,
Court of Lee comfy lows, at Keot pk petiton OF
Hiram BafBes, eiainsips OF you, JesB shntz The sam
OF fieep Hundred Dollars. with per cent. iuisr-
est PER annuni, payable annually, a. money dne on
mortgage made by you 10 Chas. MasoH, and since
ssEned 70 said Hiram Barney dated Goth OF May IH5t
allen claiming against each Of you tAe far eeosute
said mortgage The same being the north half oil
the southwest quartz! 81 section Isl township 1885,.
range t5i wfs also he Of the south
east aser VI lection ilal nship lG6, range EGi
west In Lee county, lows. for the purchase mercy
and further asking fer safe OF said premises, and
general reeI; And ualers appear and answ or said
petition eli before noon OF the SECOND day OF The
next term Of said Court, TO commence al Keokuk 90
the LIST Monday OF September. A. u 1869, dcfRul,
will be entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon Is pray ed for In said pc,itfon
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
may1-d Atty for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Harris Munson, Chas Higgins, John stu
Art, Administrator Of James Stuart, deceased, and
Thaddens w Stuart, deceased
You, aud each OF hereby notihed that there
10 now hle In the office Of the Clerk Of the Dstrcs
Court Of Lee county. iows, at Keokuk petition OF
Hiram Barney Ginning Of yu. HArria b Munson the
sum OF Eighteen Hundred Dollars with ten per cent
interest per annum, payable annually as money due
on y mortKaxe made BY ynut Chss. Mason and aimee
assigned 10 said Hiram Barney dared 2fst May 1857,
also claim M each of Won tho farsciHsure oi
said mortgage, the same being upon the half OF
trn scfe Bqnnre lot In the northwest cnrEsF The
fractional northwest quarter OF section fl01 In town
shp t66 north raure E5l sest, bounded thus BEGIN
nine al point SO rods cast Of The northwest corner
natd garter section then east 20 rofE. ~uth 40
rods, then 20 rods, thence north reds 10 the
piscs Of beginning IN Lee county 1ows tor the pur.
chase money; aud further asking for Z sale OF said
premises, and seness reiief And unless you appear
and answer said Petition or before OF the
end day 81 The next term Of said Court commences
AZ Keoknk the LIST Monday OF September. A. b.
1861 default will be entered aEaiAsl yon and jnx
ment rendered thereon ~ prayed Tor in sEia pttioa
IL. SCOTT HOWELL .
mayi-d Atty for Piantn
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To solcnon H. Fouts. and Mrs Solom on n Fouts
wife Of Solomon III Fouts:
You, And each of hereby rsof ed that there
II ic in the Office Ci rrk Of Ihe III. 4 ct
Court Of Ire County, Town, ks okpk n DeffIon On
Hiram Barney, claiming OF you, solomon H. Fouts
The snm Of four hundred and eight doiass with 10
cent interest per anham payable annually, % money
dur on tso mortGARcs made BY 70 10 Charles ason
and snce assigned 70 said Hiram arney dated October
th a. D. 1856 also claiming n each OF ron tha
hreclosufe Of said menEage, The being upou the
northeast quarter Of northwes quarter OF section 90
Township @ north, range wsst - Lee county Iowa
of ne purchase money; ana fuIthsr sskinK for aale
appear and snswer 1aid petition before NOM Of
the second day OF the nex term said Court 10 come
nence ut Keokuk, on the nrs Monday or September
A. ID 1899 default will be entered asainat You. and
iudgent rendered. thereon prayed for 10 said pc,
ton. S1 500 NOBLE & STRONG
mASi0-d1m Alorne ~ fur plaiutlG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16

To DeJong, ID Dewey, George w NcCrsry, John
Bruce, and Ch2~ Mason.
You, aud each Of you, hereby notified that there
liz nle In the Office OF the Clerk Of The Dstrict
Court OF Ice county. lows, NJ Kcokuk, petition OF
Hiram barney, claiming OF you, DeJsug the sum
OF One Thousand Dollars, With ten per interest
per snnum. payable annually. - money due q
signed to said Hiram Barney dated 20th " July. 1850
also claiming aGAinst eacA Sf yon The Foreclosure og
said mortgage the same being upon lots M and f121
In block .e] 10 kseonr lower addition, a. the chg 81
Keokuk In Lee county Iowa for the purchase money;
and hrther aak1sg for sale OF s4ta preanses, and
general relief; And unless you appear and answer
said petisisn - befsro Of The secund dry 81
the next term Of s45d Cent 10 commence al Keoku
will be entered saaiDst you. and Judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for In said petition.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
nayl-d Esi sAttsy for Plaintiff. I
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10 David White, Vim Ruddick J c Bates, . Brown,
RSbert Hamilton, and John TSmarr. i
You, and each u you. hereby notified that there
10 Als In ~ ONES ~ tha clerk 81 ths Dseriet
Court Of Lac county, lows 81 Keoknk, petition oi
Hmm hsrnsy, claiming Of yon, David white the sam
Of Thirty hve Hundred DoliAss With per cent In
terest par annn =, payabls annually, money dae
mortgako made BY you TO- Chas Aaaop, and nnce ~
sieaedtO said Hiram Barney. dated the 10Th of Peb
rusry also claiming aksinst each Of you The ore-
closure Of sah mortgage, tho same being upon the
north side the north hsif) Of lot also lot fl4 In
Keokuk In leo comfy, lows, for tia psschAse osy;
and further aektn4s sbr asAis of s6td psen ana
general rsliefs And unless y0u appear and ase1eg
the next tern OF Sad Court. 10 commence q Keekuk
on the 1t Monday Of September A. D. Ie0Q, default
will b entered against ysu, snd judgment rendered
thers0n ~ prayed for In said petition.
III, SCOTT HOWELL
mayl-d Atty for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16

To VI. r. Stewart, administration of Isaac McCiaskey
deceased, Maria NeCisskey, Clark A. AcCisskcy anf
Isaac N. Acxisskey, defendants.
There IL now e In the Clerks Office Of the Dlstric
Court Of Lee county Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition oil
Hiram Barney, claiming judgment seainst yoa W.
X. stewart. administrator Of Isaac McClashey, de,
ceased fer The sum OF four hun dred end thirtyoui
and 6C-O0 dollars, with ten per cent interest from
goth OF Nay. 1883, npon mortgage made w lsaac No
Caskey, deceA eed to Chas Msso also for the FORE
closure Of said mortgage and sale Of the mortga&ot
premiscs being the south half the quar-
ter OF section six t0 intownship sixty 1--WE t65 north
OF range Ave 81 west In Lee county, Iowa. Tor the
eHai relief Now each OF yoe must appear ard
to said petition by noon OF the seeep day OF The
term 81 said Court, 10 be held at Keokuk the first
Monday OF September. A. ID 1902, Judgment hy de-
fauit Will be had therein asainst yen.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
maye-d4w Aufs fer ri'f
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IITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Next to Banking House OF wm Thompson Co.

New 1cc1kO.
The Cit, Book Store l. This day in receipt OF The
following choice literature:
c Csc. p pss.ne, :. 7. Theodore Winthrop.
shadow Ia the House. by Saunders.
The Household Of Bouverie, by southern Lady.
Songs in Many Keys BY Holmes.
Recoliec.Ions OF sheiie, anu Bs ron by Treiauny.
The Rejected Stone. by vfrginian,
Tom Bnrks's School Days at Rugby.
DeQuincy's Opium Eater.
Theological Essa,s,ac.
hood'. Poems, Blue and Gold.
Iens!elio~'s Poems, Bss and Gold.
MA J.ns.on's Loves q the Poe... Blue 4 Gold.
:. ohasscteristics, Ae, :.
StudjsS, Ae.,
s. Italian Paintsrs,
- = Legend ofthe Madonna
" Sketches Of Arr,
Hs xthorne'. Marble Fam
:. houso Of the Seven Gables.
krAIlefAAtAHE.
!" ADsses. from IN OLD Manse.
Eaow Image.
RlitAsAaie konancss.
I.ongfnlow's Hiawatha,
Evangeiine.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
4 Fey paece Proresi.lo2

Urnle4s 4. Kerr writes from Washington
The following account Of anothe. peace pIoio-
oJioa:
The Confederacy hastily pntl on pair Of
white cotton gloves, aud says ne:
Z" Am addressing the Democratic Organiza-
ton ~
You address the large Kentucky branch, -
says the Conservative chap, pulling out his rui-
ass.
- Then says tie Conlederacy, " am pre-
pared to mako al indirect proposition for peace.
Ny name is Mr.. Lamb, by which title the dem
ocratic organization has always known the IN
jured Coniedcraey and propose the following
terms IIo tilities shall at once cease, aod the
two armies be consolidated under the title Of
the Con ederate State Forces. The war debts
Of the North and South shall be SO united that
the North may be able to pay them without
confusion.
An election of a new President shall at once
b. aeld every body voting save those who have
shown animosity to the sunny South. France
shall be driven out Of Mexico by the consoli.
dated armies, the expense being so managed
that the Norm may pay 1T without further
trouble. Upon these terms, the Conlederacy
will become peaceful iellowman'
" Hem . says the Kentucky chap, " What
you ask is perfectly reasonable. [ Will consider
the matter after the manner Of dispassionats
democrat, and return you my answer in few
days"
Here | hastily stepped up, and says [ " Bat
are sou not going to consult The President at
all about it, my Jupiter Tonans ? "
s. The President the President y says the
Conservative Kentucky chap, with u vague ook.
'' Hem > says he, " | really forgot all about
the President -
The democratic organization, nay boy in i'sI
zeal to benefit IFS distracted country, is OCCASION
ally like that eminent fire company in the Sixth
Ward, which MOLLY usurped with its hose the
terrible business Of putting out large copha-
grafton, and never remembered, until its BE- u
tful machine was all in position, that another
company of fellow-iremen had exclusive pos
session Of all the water works.
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Southern Education.

Recent events, connected with our national
history, are properly regarded as without a
parallel in the history o. the world. The for
midaSle rebellion that threatens our existence,
can plead no inaietion Of wrong by the natl on
al government, to Justify its murdereus at
tack upon it. This rebellion is often men
toned as a cause'ess one, but it is we'll un-
derstcod that no effect can exist, without
cause, hence there must be the operation Of
those influences that, have led to this unlocked
for result. We shall seek in vain for any,
immediate cause leading directly to this re-
bellon, but it may be found in the structure
Of Southern society, and the long process Of
Southern education. There may be seen ex-
listing circumstances which were made tho oc-
caslon Of its sudden development, bat these
fires had long been burning beneath the sur
face.
The existence Of Slavery has cherished
among the Shareholders of the South, an idea
of fancied superiority This superiority has
not been over the slave alone, but over every
man, black or white, who earns the bread he
eats by his daily labor. The aboring non
saveholding whites of the South have been
more ignorant and tebased, than the slaves,
and in fact as much the victims OF the op.
pressor. Their ideas of the laboring men OF
the North. have been gagged at the South.
from the known capacity ard intelligence of
Southern whites, and they infer that they have
as much right to rule the Northerner, as the
Southern aborer. Under the system Of Sla
very, the great School in which the South ha
been reared is that Of brute force. No effort
is made to govern the slave by the influence
of reason, or affection-love or money but he
has been driven to his task by the dread Of
the lash. If the master has regarded the
slave as offensive or impudent, the remedy
has been to knock him over, and kick him,
from his presence, and Southern law and Gus
tom have justified the act. What must we
expect from the long growth Of such state
o! Society," what else save that spirit of in-
tolerance and brutality, which has been de-
veloped in the present rebellion. Long before
this rebellion, it was u marked vice Of the
South, to resort to violence for the settlement
of disputes, rather than appealing to law. 1t
is we'll known fact. that all over tho slave
blighted portion Of our country, pistols and
bowie.knves have bc,n cherished imp dement's
Of personal property and defence. The news
from the South, has come freighted with &C
counts Of bloody encounters, which have been
regarded by Southern Society, as indisputabls