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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA
~ County of Scott, IS: In the District Court.
W. p. Wheeler vs.. Jonn J. Trucks, Mary Trucks,
Austin Corbin, Cook 4 Sargent, Ezekiel Evans,
James Hogarthy, The State Of Iowa, ohm n. Peck.
To said Ezekiel Evans and James Hogarthy,
Defendants are hereby notified, that there
is now on file in tho Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of said county. petition of W. p.
Wheeler claiming to quiet the title in him 81 and
to the following described parcels Of land in said
SCOTT county, described as follows to wit: The
south west quarter of the south east quarter, and
the south east quarter of the southwest quarter
of Section No. thirteen (l5), in Township No.
eighty y, north of Range No. ono %. east of
the 5th p. NJ, he being the purchaser Of the same
under and by virtue of sale under deed of
trust; and unless you shall appear and answer
said petition before the first day of the next
term of said Court to be holden on the first Nom
day of June, A. d. 1860, plaintiff will take de-
cree as prayed for with cost
Dated the 18th day of February, A. d. 1860.
CORBIN l. DOW,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Let the foregoing Notice be published in the
"Daily Democrat and News" for foar weeks.
IRA N. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of said Court.
Feb. Goth, 1860. Ifeb2l-4w.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-THE STATE OF Iowa,
~ Scott County, In Scott County District
Court, in Chancery Robert Bell VS.. Joel Palmer
and A. J. Palmer, ct al.
To Joel Palmer, Adoniram Palmer, Matilda j.
Palmer and OF. Richmond, Defendants. and to
each Of you.-Y You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there is en- file in the office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court for Scott county,
in the State of Iowa, Petition of Robert Bell,
praying the foreclosure of mortgage upon
certain real estate in said county, to wit: Lot No
one ), in Block eight (s), and Lots No. six &c },
seven (7), eight g. nine 81, and ten (l0), in
Block No nine (9),in the City Of Princeton, in said
county and State, dated June 9TH, 1856, executed
by you, Joel Palmer and Adonram Palmer. to Sc
cure note given by you to Plaintiff, bearing date
June It'll, 1856, payable one year after date, with
interest at ten per cent. per annum, tor S4o3 w
that you have been returned by the Sheriff Of said
county " not found" and thai said Court ordered
publication Of said notice; and that unless you
appear and answer said Petition on or before the
first day Of the next Term of said District Court
to be begun and holden on the first Monday of
June, A. ID. 1861. your default will be entered,
and the prayer of Petition granted.
Davenport, February23, 1850.
JAMES J. LINDLEY,
Atty for Plaintiff
Let the above notice be published in the Dav-
EXPORT Daily Democrat and News" for four con-
secutive weeks. IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk of said Court.
Feb. %. 1850. feb25 d4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

VrNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the first
l day Of April. A. d., 1857, James Gamble and
Eliza Gamble, his wife, executed unto John w.
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, described Is follows, to Wit Lots Nos.
enc two q three (3), four az and five (5)
in Block No. forty-six as in the city Of lie
Claire; which said conveyance was made by the
said James Gamble and Eliza Gamble for the
purpose Of securing tho payment Of two certain
prOmssOry notes, and the interest thereon, signed
by said James Gamble, dated the first day Of prl,
A. d. 1857, and payable as follows One for ons
hundred and twenty-five dollars, payable the f., .:
day Of October, 1857, and the other fer eleven
hundred and twenty five dollars, PAYABLE the first
day If April 1855, both said notes payable to the
order Of James Thompson.
And now, said last mentioned note having be-
como due and payable, and the said James Gam
BILE having failed to pay the same, l. JohE W.
Thompson Trustee AZ aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice that by virtue Of the power
which is in me vested by said Deed of Trust,
will, on Saturday, the 2sth day of April, A. ID.
1860, ut the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, at the Court House door, in the city
Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale, Mt public
auction the parcels of land above described or 30
much thereof rs shall be necessary 10 satisfy and
pay the amount OF said note, with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with sll the
costs and expenses attending said sae costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 9th day Of March, A. d. 1860
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
mar28-dts Trustee
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RAILROADS.
Chicago and Rock Island Ka'.'ese
S.....sner .4rran gssssessf.

oyANp AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 9TH ~ o.
md until further notice, trains VIII ,eave
H... ~ daily. Sundays excepted, as follows
L., mall train at..................'.. .s;So A.
ID freight ...........''''''' c.si ~
Trains arrive ut Davenport daily, Sundays "
cepted, rs follows: c..o.u
Isl night express at. ......''' - A..
I'd rel CHI trains at. :,
30 mail train at. H., conne.on
All trains over this route are in direct conneAo"
at Chicago with trains over both the Michign
Southern Michigan Central p r. 1am Detroit.
ToIcdo Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati. i'tu'
burg Dan.rk Buffalo Niagara in nd w A.Siny
Ton AIso Mt LaSalie with trains OF the Illinois
Central Road-North to Galena and South to ST.
Louis and Cairo.
giving distinct directions as to the destination o.
their baggage also to procure tickets before TAX
inc their seats in the cars the conductors col
lect fares only to stations on the line OF the Chi
Gag and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
nov.nnort Anril q. 1860. DIFF.
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I>RUSTEE'S SALE.-On Monday, the twenty.
Il third 23d day Of April, eighteen hundred
and sixty 1861, will be sold for cash to the high
est bidder, at tho Court House door, in the city Of
Davenport, at two o'clock, 7. H., the following
described real estate in Rock Island county and
State Of Illinois. to wit Twenty acres Of from
the south end Of the east half Of the south east
quarter 0ying north and adjoining the Indian
boundary of Section thirty two 49,, and also
twenty l2Ol acres off from the west half Of the
south west fractional quarter Qyng north and
adjoining the Indian boundary line Of Scctien
No. thirty six 36, all in Township No. eighteen
IL north, Of Range one II west Of the fourth
=. NJ, containing forty acres
BY force and effect Of Deed Of Trust made to
me by Henry Becker and Sophia Becker, his wife
duly recorded in Rock Island county Records,
April 23d, 1857, in Book &c" Of Mortgages, page
IL, and dated April 23d, A. d. 1857.
Davenport, March 18th, 1850.
FRANK PLUMER,
mAF3O.dta. Trug
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

The Capacity of his Road is nor equal to ang
in the Country
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

BE- Virtue Of an Exeeaaiaa 10 uaz sirnstas s..-
slaaA sea ps the GasA ea sAs Daasxses Eeust q -
saNssfamf ssssafFs Iowa. shall pFecesa 70 ssI =
hears u 10 &sesloek a. d. and 4 Oscssds p =
saAd day In frsnt OF the Coaaky Trsasugss's Gwrs
% tAs etty Of couzeil EszSA sAe Goilewtaz Ga
OsssszasasaaG NJ . paEna baaich bear frnr- n.
snss4sze4saa af the kast laze Of hxusaxpa, v-tL 90
MoFtA las Of lot owned By d. Haxx, ana all -
hlHa 70 AsRasF. ss&A ~ sgRpsseE to D. D. Brzrs
Esxsaa asK East go SAfa@ 4#a4 sasaase :, g,S 3
ae& ass az xz9c asss, aAsmsm SSwsa en- las sa'
ssszzsS M@szA 90 dsR sgsas &sg ssssB feSg q ~.
% sskfsaaas easx shs aaaiRaass une hsH ct psTg I
suas nssez aszS 81 sAs susfh-aes4 ssusTfpx AZ go
wsss 4assssF 81 sseassu ID HUwH % sor4a II Ran,
Tskssa as tla pEup4g4y 81 y wfhchsst.r e.
% ssssssy ~ szeszsfsa IN sssoF Of Poison M
f@t = s. ii. CRAIG, shsrF
BY o. r. WILLIAMS, pepusy sheyIfY.
May 10. 1850. sg1shrs q d.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

Mx YRsas Of m Exeruaioa 70 sne dir~ctsa 49,.
- - q sAa Gssxo u ska Dastrirt co.wt :, ~.
aas aEssnI4s Iswx, assaH paoces4 ID .sI =
tAe Aszxs ~ - 0spaaak a. M assa G'cioea , y !.
said aag fn fFona % rha ceanay Rrsasarrri. 6-r..
Tho city af craasal HlaGs sAe soIIaslng asrE
Beat late " y pssmer sud j. q. a.
ta-wit: sss&SA
NE y ~ session 10, szsnsAip m. Rang. Il :.
%. Lsta aud ), bloc Ts ID ayaster's Issi,,AD
A0f Ia bloe& II In Hali,s Addition; Los ~ =
y bssN Wy sn Mn aa u Ak3laaaa to suss<iI Bjsss
iowa, as the property Of T. u Palmer ap5 ~ -
bwsHg IS the PROPERTY ag a. c. BaSAaRan. ~
Lots IN block q lots 3 and 10 ID BLOT >. ,, e,
and n block ~ les Ia hla<k IL lats AZ ' :,
ssSak tss fosa IA a@d GSn his ia I'D II, -. :. !,
- Bin block Do III HsIss Asiifio sn8 lot II
IN RaSliss LIST Addition ts CounciI glufs L.,
Tskaa al the property 81 u III Pine ara ?
e sssas u s1ecysaSa IN t&ysr Of RsaT
3. q. CRAIG, sbsr1r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

NJ Aafs1e o. a4 &zRalE sgu5 Pc MT .dissgsad r. "a
De os 81 ine Ui*Tk vf the Dxssf4eE Csaf1 q Pei:
sawsftsMAs C1mmsy 8saa xkaag asx,ussss Z, -
. KsesaF sile <ssh asg q yRhss - EasS bstsss
xas haBrs Of 10 osc4oek a nj and &C. , '
sf sai8 Gay, In front Of me Cosnsy Treassrer's n
&c., sB sha city al Csuszess Yzasa sAs essstysns A.
szfee& EcaI Estate 81 w. H. Nssxana assa /, asl.s,
nn~wiaE So
Eo1zNsnc4ag 70 sass Aa8s Of sha Asrsk~easl esF-
asF 81 isoa III IN GoEnezI Aaufs, Iowa, Flaniag T.
a9 deg " 10 g. y eoFAeg az Lat III tarsys, sg n
tat pogtisn NJ lot sg4 saszvsyad 81 q 4 Par
30 fAe WashAa mazaaa ESsaeus aaA MaIsaSss
Taksa as lac RssHegsg &C KasshM ssa MaIlel u
81 la&AS AAssz@sasssa In savaF 81 JaAa AAnaxras
May 90, s8@0. y = a.
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by vlrSas u an Exasasaaa IL NJ asRasaehas f.. -.
gaee as the Clerk af TIE pIasrtee Ceur1 "a taa
iaaais eeaEty IaNs. aasaas RFssees d se,I ~ G
aaz the nh day VI JaIys al b assu betrssss,T ~
ssszs q y s'csess n, apa s'clQsA n of .s as
4cef&cH Ba&, be seaskis# - Eaess
Of " BynsfHs& ts@wFk~ VI %~ @9sa
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
THE SUMMING UP.

The result Of the electi ons in the three great
States, which have held elections during the
past week. may be summed up as follows:
PEsxsrLvAsA.--Ths majority Of Curtin for
Governor $4,000. Lsst yesr thsir majority wss
1920. ,,s ~ ...,., 1s. ~
LEolsIAIUss --Republisa9 ~ more than two
70 one in both byanciias. >.
CosaaEss. 1.-The Democrats have gained three
members ceuparsd With The prsssnt dsIegs-
tion. = - -s,.=, sS2 @sas3 -. 'ys,s
OMo.--Ths RApubiiesps, hsvs carried tho
sap.FAlAs Judss by a9s sQoov+asssa Issr thsir
majority was ls. csc. :,oy :. 80. "A :
Th. Dsmesrss. bs,s ssinsa Snt Is pgre..,
ussn. '''t ~ f'Fs - '''h@4'51' r.;
sIsotSsEs-Lans tB<pt zsisstsa aovssot ty
ffvs TO ten thoussnd.E The Seeasiatars,is also
! Republican. 9opgresnnsn supposed to stand
- ID tbS pFSnAt Hsuses esEa.sC ,4y.ess
This itssas shsws . .gsin u sseysS piia
I bsss ef the psaseraas paysy 10 sl,s Hsps. oI
! R.prsssaiAtiYesJn oess.esss Bat II alsa ssevs
the los Of tys. Uuissa sssass ssssssrss ,l..
Bieist o. sPsnbsy,s asnd saEse Yaa1sSa
There VIM then rSasaia h sSx 42Stt. Sals
are northssnq anti :Rspnb bltsaa ssnaSaAs; Il ~
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBTArS. c., OcrpsEn ~. 1860.
By His Erce''Hncy. WILLLdHH GLST Gov.
ern"r and Commander an Chif in end orcr
the State of South Carolina.
~ HEREAS Electors OF, President and
w Vice President of the United States are
appointed by the General Assembly of South Cur
oIinn: and whereas all ACT of Congress passed
III 1915. fixed the time when l.rse Electors shall
be appointed on day when the Legislature of
this State is not in regular session. In conse.
quence thereof I, WILLIAM II. GIST. in the
exercise Of the authority conferred by the Con
stituion to convene the Legislature on exlrnor.
d!nnry occAsi"na do issue This my proclamation
calling upon those Senators Of the General As
sr'nbly whose terms Of Office have not q, pired,
aud those who have been now recently elected,
and the members Of the House of Represen-
tatives who have been now recently elected to
convene ut Columbia on the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER NEXT. that they may be pres.
ent on Tuesday following. to appont Electors
Of President and Vice President, 10 con formiiy to
the Act of Congress above referred to; and also
that they may if advisable, take action for The
safety and protection Of The State. 1,T
Given under my hand the seal "f the State at
Columbia. OIL the twelfth day Of October in
tho year OF our Lord one thousand einht hun.
dred-and sixty.
WM. H. GIsT.
ISAAC II. MEANs, Secretary Of State.
Oct Is, l660--26 81
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PC BI4IC NOTICE.
a superintendent and Teacher
OF LETHE SCHOOL,

I this District, will be elected on the Sc
Il CoND day Of November next, by the
Trustees. The Salary rf the Superintendent
Is $500 per ann"rn; and himself nnl family,
IT his fnnily is small, nre provided with boar.
ding and lodging. For further particulars on
this point. apply to the Secretary. His duties
nre t" S"Perintcnd, Manage" nnl Govern the
Pupils and Farm. in accordance with .uch
directions as he nny, from Lime to time. re-
"eiv- from the Trustees. The Salarv Of tho
Teacher IL S40o, per annum. and he is provided
with honrding and lodging ut the School. He
IL to per form the usual duties Of n SchooI,nas
ter. according to the Instruction.. he may,
from time to tinIe receive from the Trusteea
Applications for eilEer of the above Offices,
stating part icularly. the nu bcr and ages of
the children of The applicants f"r the Office Of
Superin, n,endnnt, must he handel to the Secre
tnry at Abteville, previous TO the day of eirc.
tion.
TIIOS. THOMSON, Sec'y
Oct. Is, 1850. 25, 2t
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OUR DISTRICT FAIR,

We have only time and space in cur present
issue for a very brief mention Of our District
Fair, which is now in progress. and which
promises To reflect great credit upon the Dis
trict. and upon all cuncerncd. The pcople Of
Abbeville seemed TO hav. turned out in mass,
and We have rarely seen bright an army a.
was present cd at the Fair Grounds on Wednc..
nesday aud Thursday. The attendance i, very
large, equnlling. if not exceeding that Of last
year, whilst the displuy Of article. upon exhi.
bitou in almost every department Of industry
is far superior. The display of Bloo'led Stock
md variety Of fne grades Of cattle is nnu.
susliy fine. whilst in the Departments Of Field
Crops. aud Domestic Industry, the number Of
articles upon exhibition is very full and com.
plete.
To give some idea Of the number and variety
OF the entries, We would mention that among
these are. Thirteen Stations, Thirteen Pair of
Carriage Horses and Mares, l6 Buggy Hors~s,
10 Saddle Horses, 10 Geldings. IL Fillirs, l6
Mares aud Colts, 8 Jucks, 90 Mulrs, 0 Mule
C'its. Il head Of Devons, l3 Ayreshirer, 27
Grades, t6 Common Cattle, % head .f fine
Merlnos, S"u:h Downs. Cotswod and Flat Tml,
- ~ NV '"es CthSISs'hs, " ESseX. nesier
C"uniy, Suffolk and Common S,ork. ANY
4uarti'y OF Farming Implements. Wagons
Bugg'es, Carriages. Gins, Fnns. Threskers, &c,
and as for samples Of Corn, Whrai,3 Peas. Polu.
toes, Turnips, Vegetables. Barrels OF Flower
&C., This department is filed TO OVERLOOKING !:
In the Ladies Hall there nre 72 of the finest
Quilts, Counterpaius. Comforts, and the like,
that was ever OH exhibition. The Domestic
Department cannot be exceled in quality and
quantity by any Fair in Tho State. or the
Crochet. Needle Work. Wax. Hair and Shell
Work. and paintings, there nre rhany magnifi
cent specimens OIL exhibition.
There has been large attendance from other
Districts. and se see Exhibitors from Edsefield,
Newberry. Laurens and Anderson. To these
all we extend hearty welcome.
At meeting Of the Society on Wedn esilay
night. very interesting address was made bv
the President, Col J. r. MARSHALL; and able
ana instructive essays were read by Gen.
McGowAN. Col. TALMAN. Maj. GnIrFtS and Mni.
J. X. VANCE -
The Fair liz a great success, and reflects erent
credit upon tie Executive Committee, and the
indefatigable zeal and energy of the President,
Col J. F. MARSHALL.
Tonight. (Thursday) ia the occa sion of the
Grand Soiree at the Marshall House.
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U. S. Marshall's Sales.

PI Virtue Of eun.lry writs Of Ficri Facias
NE issuing out of the II. S. Cour., and to
me directed, I will cell at Abheville Court
House on The FIRST WEDNESDAY IN NO.
VEMBER next, the following named proper
ty:
lst. One House and Lot in Greenwood. con-
tninlng 10 Acres. more or less. upon which
W. ". Waller resides
%. One Store Honse and Lot in the Village
of Greenwood, containing Two Acres, more
or !ess: in which Perrymab, Waller d Co. are
DO ng business.
3d. One Tract Of Land at or near New
Market, upon which ". w. Perry,nan resides,
containing QUO Acres, more or less.
The above have been levied uron as the
property Of ". W. Perrynlan, at the suit OF
Pergram, Paynter d Davis rs Peruvian &
Tarrant. and Codus D. Waller vs.. Ferryman
d Waller and T. G.. Crews.
w TERMS CASH.
T. A. ROGERS.
USnS. Dep. Marshall.
Oct. il, 1860, p. St
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, T Fl E I NDENT PRESS.
State Election Rotlrns.

yApBrvnLk.-Stnc;or Foeter Marshall
Rcpres."fntir.s.-W. g. Davis, j. n. Cochran.
s. MeG"w"", W j. Lomax. II: II. H..Harprr
ANpERsoN. - Reprrsenfufires-C. S Mottisop
w. a. Hayn". john V. Moore, b. F, Whiinrr'
CHESTER -Senutor-S. MoAliIay, Renycse,.
tdtipes-Col. J. S. Wilson, w r. G;Imo1e C,,
c. B. Jones. WE
CHRIST Cnuncn -Senntor-T. NJ. Wagner.
frprese"tatirc-M. W. Verniny,
CMssTERT -Represeatatives-A. Maufar.
Ian w. l. Il. Prince.
CoLLEros.-Senator-N. Hayward. Repre.
G. Sheridan. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. J.. Hat-
Rrpresentatircs-T. p. Lid., Blaekw we'll Tim
mons.
EpoEFrELD.-Repressnfn snfnfirts---Messrs Jen-
n'"gs, Butler, Lamar, Mobley, Gury, Qnattl..
baum.
FAIRrIEtp.-Se"ntor-E c. Pulmer Rrpre.
.entatipes-R Is. Boylstou, =. w. Woodward,
j. q McCants.
GEEENvIILE.-Srnntor- T. T. Ware.
Pepresrnt"fi"rs--Coi ID. lIokp, DR. J. r. Hill.
house, DR.. J. NJ. Sullivan, John W. Stokes
kEHsHAw.-'Se"ntor- "A. II. Boykm Rep-
rrssmtat,reS-W VI. Shannon, j. NJ DeSaus
sure.
LANCASTER -S""ntor- Hon. Dixon Barnes.
Repre"mtofives--W Blnck. J. Williams.
LAuPFNs. -S"mntor-W. ID. Simpson Ben.
rese"taticcs-lI. y. Carter, S. }. Craig, Grorr.
anderson. j. u. Ware.
LHxlScToS. .Se""'or-J. c. Hope. Repre-
sentotipcs-J ii. Counts, Col Clark
MANI H.--Reprcsentatircs-W. J.. Cook.
J. w. lienagau
MAnIoH.-S w. Il. johnson. B,n.
resenfotires-R G. Howard, w S Mullins. ID.
W. Bru,hea.
NkwnLnEv.- Ev.--Scnntor--A. C. Darlington.
Rrpresenfa'ires-J. IL. Williams, Jnmes Lips
comb G. H. sinbcr.
ORANGE PAuIsy
Rcp'escntnfircs-T ]. Glnv.r. A ID. Frederick,
FRINGE GEoRGE WI-YAH ReJrescuta:irrs-
Richard D"zier. J. II. Read, Jr, y. j. Wcs
ton.
RIcnLAND .-R"pr'sentatirrs-E F. Bookter,
a. j. Green. j. q. G'bhrs, J. p. A.Ia,ns-
Observation-Disclosures eScEfGtirrS-O. f. Ed
wards. w. 81. Foster. jas Farrow.J J. Winsmith,
b. F. Bates.
SUMTER En-Representatires-I P. Fraser, Ken
nedy. J S. Bsadry.
ST GEeRaE's. DcEcuEsrEn.- -Rcnressutotirc,
IT. j. Murray.
Sr. MA17nEns-Rcpr@scnta,i
ST. ANDREW w's.-Senaior-W. 1. Bull Rep.
resr"tatire-Joseph NJ. Mikcll.
ST. PAUL's-Srnnior-C r. BoyIe. Rrpre.
sem:dtiue-R i. Elliott.
ST PIlLLirs AND ST. MicuAEL's-S Senator
W. ID. Porter RrprcsentGtirts-u nui.t, NJ
r. OConnor. J. NJ. Ensun. Charles T.. Lowndes
Geo. M. Coffin, David Ramsay, Jas Si,nous
". DeSnussure. 4 II Snonton H. It. Peake
4. u. Rhet. Jr.. Il. S Dury-a.Jos johnson, Jr.,
G.. A. Trenholm, J. ]. Lucas, Wm Whaley,
Job" Cunningham. Jr, J. J. Pope Richard Yea
don. John l.. Carew
ST. SrErIiESs-. Sennfor.--t. w. P,lmer
Represcntatirc-J. J. Williams.
UFIoN-Sendtor--Rol Beatty. Rrprcsen.
tnhre-". Il. Wallace, A. W. Thompson, II. =.
Chick.
Representatives. DR.. S. n.
brocklng'on. DR.. 5. ID. NJ. Byrd.
foEK.-Srn0tor-R. G.. NcCaw. Peprcseu.
tnt'res-J: IN T. Lowry, J. Kawlinsou. ". c.
Black, J. L. Miller.
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THE SOUTH

A correspondent Of the New Haven journal
and Courier, (RepuLlioan,) writes from Mont
g"mery, Alabama, under date Of September
oath. as follows
breckenridge is strong in Georgia. Ala.
oama and South Carolina. Bell and Everett
are gaining every day. November may show
horse Of another color. Douglas is nowhere
and cannot get corporai's guard in either Of
the Southern States. I thing Breckenridge
will carry nearly all of them"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
THE w1DEAwAKE DFMoNsTp.r,ou

The great demonstration of the Wide a.
wakes took place at New York on Wednesday
evening. Instead Of twenty five or thirty
thousand torches appearing in profession, as
~ns announced, there were. from all accounts
not twelve thousand.
The Times, (RepuIlican,) sets down the num-
Der at 1880; the Herald at lO,7Oo, and the
NeSs at $500. The Herald ays the expe,sea
OF this oil denomination amounted to $7O.25o
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
NEGRO DISTURBANCES.

There have been thirty arrests in Princess
Anne and Norfolk counties, Va. Of negroes
implicated in the recent conspiracy there
Dick Ryan. the ringcnder. and another free
Iesrofthe Norfolk LAY Book says, were shot
and killed hy the patrol who were attempting
TO capture them. In Halifax. n. c., there have
been some servle disturbances The slaves on
two or three furms had run of. a patrol ind
been appointed in the county.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
THE FAREER AND PLANTER

We have had the pleasure of greeting in our
Fhinge during the present week Mr. r. A..
STOKES, the able editor and proprietor of this
sterling Journal The Farmer and Planter ia
ore OF our best Agricultural journals, and
should be in the hands of every farmer in the
State. Mr. SToKgs will remain in our VILLAGE
during the Fair, and will 10 happy to receive
subscriptions to his journal.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19

Dir. A. A. WILLIAMS. presents a large and
attractive advertisement this week. HI. stock
i.one Of the largest and most complete 8, ocks
brought 10 our marke: this season. lie offers
Ladies' Dress Goods at Cost. Give him an
early call
See advertisements of J. F. Lee jr. John
Butler; JAS f. Anderson; ost Fork. Com
missioner. Ordinary, and SHERIFF. notices; Thos
Thomson, Sec'y.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
MR.. E. l.. SNOW,

We have had the pleasure during the present
week OF receiving call from Mr.. E. l.. Snow.
t1e courteous and gentlenanly travelling and
collecting agent o: the Charleston Courier. Mr.
Snow is now on business tour through our
State, and will remain in our Villags for scve.
raj daye. We take pleasure III commencing
him to The kind regard of our friends
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
COMMENCEMENT AT C0KEsRupv

We direct attention to the advertisement of
the Annual Examination and Exhibition Of the
Cokesbury Masonic Female College. which will,
commence on Monday. the 223 inst, and close
on Thursday, the 25th inst. The occasion
promises TO be one Of unusual interest.
We are indebted to the Board of Trustees
for Card Of Invitation, ard will take pleas
ure in attending.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-19
ARMS FROM ENGLAND

The Commissioners appointed under law
Of the Virginia Legislature. to procure arms
for the better defence q, the State. have been
IN correspondence WITH the nufacturers of
the Enfield, Rifle in England and been offered
5000 OF that arm at prices near sixty FIVE shil
lingo. British. for each piece. They have
written to say that they vii! snke $500 at that
prica