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Legal Nottce.

To 5. 4. Billings, William Rudiick, Amos ii
Sttbbins, II. H. kuddick ID. A. Day and Mary
Day, A. q, Campbell, Henry s. Tay lor, Jerem ah
Day, John Ia. Day, Michael Kelly. Thos. Kelly,
Mary Powers, q. W. 6arrotson, u b. Smith, jr.
ara Potter, William Miller, 4. w Phinney ID
Woodward, SAINT B ack. u. IL. Annable, j C..
Parrot A. Co., A. Eridgman h Co, Patrick
McMannus, James Burrows, Rude & Murphy,
Kendall, Howe \ Co.:
NoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there Il on hie IA the office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court If Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk
apetition Il Hiram Barney claiming of you said
4. \. Billings the sum of two thousaed dollars with
10 per cent, interest per apnum payable annually
Is money due on mortgage maze by you 10 Chas
Mason aud since assigned GO said Hiram Barney
dated August IL, 1855; also claiming against each
of you the foreclosure Of said Mortgage, the rame
being upon Lot No. nine ~ Block No eighteen
the Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter
of section tsenty-one t2ll, Township sixty-fvc
100 North. Range FIVE West, Lee county, Iowa, for
the purchase money; AID further asking for sale
OF ssld premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and aLtwer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day Of the
next term If said court, 10 commence Ut kepkuk
ON the hrrt Monday Of September A. II. 500 %
default Will be entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed, aud decree rendered
against yon prayed therein.
NOBLE {. STRONG,
July IN, is60-dlm PltfIs Atty'e.
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To v. Il. Kendall III. X. Reeder. James Hrst
Levi sutlih, ] gcop Null tor use Of NJ. 4 g. q.
Suthf, WIN. d t.. hudack, Francis McMan-
nus ard j w. Goodrich, tdefefdapts)
YOU are hereby respectively notified that there Is
now on ile III the Clerks Office of the District
Court Of Les County, Iowa, nj keohuk q petition
Of III. ID. Woodward & Co., Gaining q judgment
on foreclosure # mortgage against sad V. b..
Kendall above named for the snm ct two hundred
dollars, with ten per cent interest from the lst day
Of July, 1900, an sIesia. and general execution
against u. Kendall, and against all said de-
PENDANTS above named, praying also for The fore
closure of mortgage given bp said l.. Kendall
to 0rson Eaton, upon Lot s, Block 20. in u. W
kilboufne addition 10 the City Of keokuk, Ice
County, Iowa; the sale Of said mortg ged premises
10 pay off said debt, the extingnishm, MT Of all
equity Of redemption therein for aud gener-
al relief.
Now you and each of you are notified to appear
ard answer said petition the morning Of the
etond day If he next trim of sad court. 10 be
holden the first Monday If September, 1850, or
judgment ans decree will be had therein Is pray ed
TOR by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
July q, sGH-l IN Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Ia X. e, MAHNk@s;
V0t are hereby mott 1ed thai
Il flt in the Office OF the q there Is now e.
Court 81 Lee County low JERK It the Dttriei
u. A, January Il 20. ,ts at ke"kut, a Fftttion 81
VI you tbs SUM IT hfiu Il that nsmyl claiming
SIX dollafs, Nil .meuty-four hundred an nifty
5n hTce Ger 10 psf cent.tnterest, - money due
man !. ~ ain rrumistory rotcs made by Spoil.
20 pls 9TH ana yourscn 1ttntly AID seyefaltyl
Of .lntifs, dated March Is 1919, for the sum II
hi hunuren ard 40.it0 dollars each, pay able IN
! 1 mouths, months and months after date, re-
! speetyeiy, with 10 per cent, interest PER annnm
| after maturity; also asking for writ OF
| attachment against sour property, which has been
/ levied upon the J.. ] It Lot v and tha W. Of Lot
10 In B.sei, i67, tbs u. # Lot 10 in Block LOT,
at of Lots and IN Eloeh 80, aud part OF Lots
/ Il z aud in B.oet lb5, all " said lots and parts
"A lots beng In the City II keokpk, Lee County,
Iowa Ana uudsr said writ oi attachment al
monies due or To become due to you from william
4 j Morley have been garuiehtd.
Ana uffltss yua appear and answer said petition
ON On before the morn ny of the second day Of the
ra&t term Of said court ~ comm nee at heokuk on
the FIRST Mand8y IT September, A. u. 1860, de-
fault viii b. entered against 3ou and judgment
rendered thereon.
Il NOBLE s STRONG,
July 2~ feEa-In Atttys for plt'Gs.
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Io William A. Grihey, David / Brigham, George !
y. Marshall, samuel I. Marshall anu Lon
Marshall bis wife, George g. Anderson, f. IN
Anffew Crcger. Peer Clarity, A. tei> mates.
Reed Brother, hurall krigler 4 Y Sro
orlea edfil, IL, laistead. Josie r.sy F,a3
VIM. IL. t. knddisk r. W. ~ n pornsr,
N9I nd eseh OF yeu are - ia ~
- 1 1' = INV ~" IN ny hereby notified that
80 tsP' w Aoaft ~ the utf ee Of the Clerk If
-. .AF5 s"' barney claiming Of you W m.
go - W tn Of sixteen hundred dollars with
i interest per annum payable annual r.,
ey due on a mortgage made by you ~ Chas.
assn and since assigned 10 sad BafLay, dated
june 10, 1888, atsocatning against each OF YOU
the forecloaufe If sad nortaage, The same blng
upon ~. aud s-E ot S-W. ~ sec, "a, II. 60
n H. wast, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; aa1 further afhtng for saie ot said prem
lses and general fehet.
And uflsss you appeat and answer said petition
on on before the maruing VI the second day Of the
next ter4a af said court. ta c0n menee ct heok uA
on th- lrrt Monday uf September, A. u. lsho !
default viii be- entered against 5ea, the petitier
taken ~ by vi u confessed ard decree rendered
against you al prayed therein.
NOBLE s. STRONG
July rs, 1860 dim ptn's Atty.
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TO Hugh McCleery, james McGieery. Alfons Stan
isiaos, VIM. III staff ri, Philip Speger Co.,
Thos. EdN ards, i. A. Harrow:
YOU and each of YOU hereby notified thai
4 there il now die in the ofice of the Clerk Of
The District Court Of Lee county, Iowa at keokuk,
petition of Hiram Barney, claiming 1T you Hugh
Dict acety and James AcCleery the sam Of twenty
I've hundred dollars, with 10 per interest per am
nun payable annually as money due on mort ga &c
made by YOU 10 Charles Mason and since assigned
To said Barney dated April 20, 1851; also clai min
against each Of you the foreclosure Of said mort
gage, the ssGae being upon the w. aud 90 acres
OF tie n. end OF the Is l Of Wv. Of sec. In, III
% n *. W., Lee county, Iowa, tor the purchase
money; and further asking Tor sale of said
premises, and general relief.
AMI ualess You VI pear aud answer said petition
on - before h morning nf the secoGd day If ths
next term II said court, g. commence ct keokuk
on the hrst Murdsy Vt September, a. ID. 1850, a
default eill BIZ entered against you, the petition
taken as BY 700 confessed, aud q decree rendered
against you IS prayed therein.
NOBLE l. STRONG,
July rs, &sf0-dfm Pitts Atfsys
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smi NaIlee.

70 Tsaae .4Is.ss, vivian. GfF, estf nat5=t1 al
Gathnrne Hslds in htB wife Oliver II. Reeves and
Ellen g hetv.s bic wife, Il ~ Merritnew and
Louisa Merrthtw his vile Jeese Miekefahamt
REYNOLDS i hlehar4TeD. GaunaLie smstht
Lewis Joaquin, v. LEOPOLD, Jamts Fdlger,
Milton, lin i Co., A. Nj. Carpenter silas
HoaiQht, and .--~---- Orr, wife OF said William
UrFs
yy0U and each Of you are hereby notified thai
II there il now on be ia tie Office a the Clerk ot
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa vt keokuk
d petition II Hiram Barney, claiming 81 son Isaac
6ardaer The cum OF eieh bit hundred dol4ars, with
lu PER cent intafcats per annan payable Annually,
~ money stu morsr ge made ~ ysu to Cha
Mason and since axsignea t. said Barney, dated
Dec nj ber r. 1883 also claiming against each u
you the foreclosure Of said nortg A., tic same be-
ing afun the East half Of the Southwest quarter
SID the VI 4sf hAtf Of the Southeast quarter IT
seetinn No seven. Township siaty-tve tb5l Worth,
hanxe West. Lae county, iowa, for tie purchase
moaryt ard further asking for sale OF The prtan-
isas, aaa genera relief.
Ard unless yeH appear and answer said Petltioh
on ar sfare the morning of the sfrvnd day ~ The
next term Of raid court. 10 connenrr at keakuk
on the hrst Monday Of September, A. y. 1852. y
dafauls vili BIZ entered against you, the petihon
takea A. hy YOU ron fessed, and decree IendFreo
against yen as prayed therein. 1850
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July Ia. lSte-dim PltGsAttys.
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sttaai notice.

10 u q. Moses, William Seth, and Lawrence Ma
chine shop:
xyUU arc hereby notified that there's on
4 Gle in the Clere's oDce Of the District Court
Of Ice County, ioaa. At keoknk, . petition Of
Beniamln aratl Claiming Of you the foreclosure of
a mortgage oa the following realestate situated IN
lee county. Iowa, VIE: Lot ono Oh in stimpson =
subdivision Of the s-N. of section In township
ct north range west said petition claiming aiso
a iadgtsea. IA tne saa4 ~ 1o4I auaats u sd na,-
enty five dollars On note secured by said mort.
gage against the said Il II. Moses, and that al in.
ersst Or equity of rgdemptlonuf all said defend-
luts b. fosestr foreoused and barred and for gen
era relief,
Now therefore unless yon appear and anaat r
said retiii IN bfore the second day If the next
term III said court, to eommt nee ut keokuk on the
Tt Monday If sepiemlor. 500, decree will b. rem,
dered againtt ydu acc rdlng 10 the prayer IT aad
petition.
CURTIS, aILLMoREa CURTIS,
July 25 1850 dim Sol. far Plaintiff
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ron IsoHsIs AND CATTLE.

FUH IfUH~IN MD t3TTLIs
INilic is truly grea remedy. Hal - cant
b. tile Of Sl0an's lng tant Relief, given ID pint
of warm water 8eidom fsils 70 cure hcrfe II
collie IN few minatgg In extreme cases repeat
the dose in 5 u iuutes.
For Bruises Strains, Spfsips. and many other In
jures h8rstB cattle I'D other aBimal*t sloan
Instant Relief spe IDLY effects cure. Many per-
sons have been astn nsh 10 witness the rapid
elf ctsd by he use Of his wonderful medicine.
3r,.m (, st uf
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To Thomas G. Love, Benjamin Chase, X. s, Griffin:
xyOU and each Ut won hereby notified that
II there is now on die in the flee If the Clerk
If the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
keokuk, petition Of ). Il. Storhies claiming Of
said Love and said Chase judgment fer three
hundred dollars as money dueon ptomSsory note,
ard claiming against all Of you the foreclosure of
mortgage given hy said Chase and said Love t.
secure the payment uf said note aud Others.
And unless you appear and answer SAID petition
on or before the second day OF the next September
term of said Court, Judgment VIII b. rendered
az ainst you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER.
July 96 1850 Il I'm Att'Es for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF Iowa, Sc
To j. X. Hickey. LLOYD D. simpson.g John w.
Cleshorn Il. II. Harrison, Il. v. ". Bailey, K. n.
Ford H. w. Ford James Reynolds, J.. X. Rey-
nods, j. III. Harris, u. w. Turner, John X. lien /,
Curtis II. Coun, Charles Hubbsll, Anna Hubbell,
VIM. Recs, Eli Clntts, Andrew Marshall. JAS IL
Marshall I'm. Steele; Melon Palmer, II. b. Wal
ker, Francis | Kaye, Henry NJ. parkhurst, I'd
mund Gaule, ]. X. Hickey trustee for III NJ. Park
hurst. VIM. Z. Cooke, o. u. Castor. James Cox,
]. G. cue, II, II. smith q. IL. schafeT, T.. A.
Trmston j. Miller, Edward Cerbn, Chas. Clark.
Arthur ErdRman, ficklcn A Lucas, A. Hosu er,
Thomns Lynch, Vim. X. Il. Ruddick, i. w
Phinney, ames hixon, j. N. Davidson, Raniel
Fayilt, : I. Marshall, A. III. Lemans. joseph
Conway. s, u. Edison, John H. Deter Co., Alex.
saroni. Wheeler. Bellows & Co., August Stein
end August Kraft:
DOU and each IL you are hereby notified that
Il there is now on iile in the office Of the Clerk
Of The District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keo-
kuk, petition in Cbaneery Of Jesse Maltby
claiming against you the sad Il. II, ID. W. Ford
4 decree for The payment OF tho principal and in
ttrcst now due On i've certain pr0m,ssory notes eS
gcuted by you TO said Jesse Maltby, AL dated
II kuk, October list. 1856. enc tor the sum Of
$500, payable August SIS, one forthe same sum
payable August 1, 1853, one for the samesum pay
able August 1880, one for tie same sum payab !
August !, 1861, ana one for the sum If $500 pay
able August 1861; and against al IT you the |
foreclosure Of mortgage executed by Il, X. & u. |
W Ford to said Jesse Maithy, Oct. !, 1856 to Sc
cure said notes. upon certain premises therein men
toned in which il il said each of you have or /
,laim some interest hut personal claim ~ made
galnst any of you except the said II. Il. 4 ID. ".
fota and also asking Tor the sale OF said premises
ind other relief.
New, therefore, unless You appear ind answer
aid petition on before the second day of the
next term Of said Dist iat Court, TO be b gun and
lolden I'm keokuk en- the LIST Monday in Septem-
,er 1890 decree will he entered against you in
nfTa w he r~gt ne
CLAGEI1, BhOWNE6 tLAGEIT,
JULY - lSbu-dim Atty for Petitioner.
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FANCY AstIatEH:N.
I.saer spaENE.

A VERY superior article OF Cincinnati COAL
n oil FIR sale al i i II gallon, 81 the
spigdAw kEDkIk DRUG sT0RE.
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E.suni Notice.



HIRAM I0HRE1.
flsHF def ndant, Hiram Torrey IL hereby 1ti-
6sd that there Ii row on file lu The etffe Of The
Clerk ~ tbs District Cpurt # lee County, Ipsa at
heat ak, the petition ut plaintiff James Eraden
clAimlngof Fsid def eudant tha tam VI one hnnired
and twenty FIVE dollars for money had and received
10y the defendant ioi tie plaintiff use TIE said
petition aisp asks Tor attachment against the
goods ard chsteis III the sald defendant and un-
less The defendant afIears sud answers said
petition "a or before the 2iday al the september
term, 1860, ~ said District Court adgman. will be
rendered against him thereon.
TURNER a CRAIG.
July 70, lseQ-Im Att'ys fox Pltg.
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STIRLING S1OCK FOB 1850.
A. L. ccrsAaIE GKoRag y. snYTH;
CONNABLE * SMYTH,
Wholesale Groprs, Forwarding and Com
mission MercantS, and

Dealers an Tennessee and Jnniasta
III ON,
No. 5T and Is Leves, "......."....KEokU IOWA
h NYE have now In stuTs and will be receiving
/ w continually, as the wants Of the trade de
mand, from the East and Sou b, ample supplies oi
goods In our line, 20 which the trade OF Iowa
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois is respect.
4 fully solicited. as we determined to compete
successfully with St Louis and Chicago in prices
transportation adlcd for all goode in our limo.
nercnnnt- Hnytnx Tor Cash, or
FrosArt Time Buyers. WITH ftud our
IRktEs LOW. assd d % well az exam
ine Quar- stock before making theIr
/ purchases.
/ We now receiving, and have In store. all oth-
err classes of goods pertaining TO our line of tus-
/ iness.
200 bags strictly Prime Rio Coffee.
80 fair /"
so pockets old Gov. Java
IA hhds N. O, Sugar.
bU bbs. Relchcr i loaf, crushed and clarified do.
90 f" Plantation and ). III. Molsssts.
% 1" Bsicher's s. H. and Golden syrup.
loo boxes Star Candles.
ITO " Family and Patent Soaps.
10 bhls. Lard Oil.
10 +" Linseed OIL.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
btis. Iurpentine.
10 tierces kice.
2UO kegs \. u. soda.
30 b1s. Banbitt's Saleratus In pound papers.
tuns Manilla kope--alisizes.
80 bags Cotton Yaln.j
DO bales Batting.
300 doa. Moline 2 and hoop buckets.
80 Tubs
drums Goldfish.
so bxs. No. lieuing.s
100 pigs. Macksrei, bills. half bills. and kits.
~ hsif hhs White Fish.
~ btls. EDSin.
ID =" Wilmington Tar.
10 8 Navy Fitch
40 bales Oasum.
100 bbls. Louisville and Roseaae Cement
70 Plaster Paris.
300 bush. Plasteriuk Hair.
$40 :. New Dri, j Apples.
200 hxs. Glass, sxlo, l0x12 l0xE, 10x16, I0x20.
10 bales new 2! blsh. q unny Bags.
Marrh IL, lS6tdkw
NIAAtfACIuk REL TOBACCO Of all grades |
w n, n, and 10 Jump and caddy boxea--pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
low by tOANABLE i SNYTH,
rcbidtw 81 Il s. Levee.
A LARGE stock Of Green and Black TEAS Of all |
CoNNABLE / sMYrH,
mcbt7d1w BIZ So Lcvee.
GOO BAGS u. a. SALT, in large hiescfe ! sacks. /
CDo Just receiyediy "Aunt Lefty" for sale
low by CJANABLE &SNYTH
mchl7d&w 81 and s. Loree.
A1NEkAL AND METALLIC PAINT, ali eolors,
C0NNABlE a sMYTH,
mehi7daw 81 and SIS Levee.
NJ AlLs AND IRON
~ 300 hegs assorted Nails.
30 tuus Tennessee Iron.
100 e Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
pitw steel.
tun Spring steel.
A isrge stock OF AnNts, Vices, Axels SPRING. DC
making comFletesteck in this line, in store and
beir roceisedly COANABLE sMYTH,
harch u, ho-d1w No 81 IS Leyee.
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scratchey or Urea &c, Mango and Horse Dtstemper
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Coughs and Colds.
1t carries Of all gross humors and will remove
all inflammation iand fever, pm ify the blood, iooten
the skin, clears the water and strengthen every
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SLOl.N'S MEDICINES
Are sold VIII oles ale and retail, ~ nanuisetufers
prices. In H oau X, by Bartlett, Kays Co.. John
4. Wiikinson, A. j. Nilkinson, and u. u. Vowel
also by all dc alers in Medicine IL all The Western
States. WALTER b. SLOAN,
Original Prop rtetor No. 10 Vine a., 81. Louis, No.
April rs da "
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High Prices for Negroes.
Oct. 8, 1860.

At sale of slaves belonging to the estate of Jesse
Gill, dec, made in Wake County on Saturday last
the following prices were obtained:
Dave, 60 years old, bought by W. Bailey at $50.
Anacha, So, bought by Eli Terrell at $500.
Charlotte, 81, bought by Jno. Norwood at $500.
Emeline, Z, bought by A. Page at $685..
Cherry, "a, bought by W. Hamlin at $40.
Mariah and child, 80, bought by I. Garner at
$9O5.
Rachel, 4, bought by W. Thompson at $475.
CLANCY, 81, bought by E. Cooley at $1,000.
Ruffin, 8, bought by j. Brogden at $50.
Leah, 5, bought by E. Cooley at $780,
Samantha, 4, $400.
Ad, 10, bought by j. P. II. Russ at 81, 40.
Wash, II, bought by P. Rogers at 81, 40.
Vic, II, bought by S. Morgan at 1925
Rhoda, IA, bought by A. Sheron at s., 055.
Tom, %, bought by D. Dozier at $1,OlO.
Whole amount of sales SIS, 295, being an average
Of $76S for each slave. These prices show that the
institution is at present in no danger.
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Latest FROM IfALY.-At the last advices the
cannonading0f Ancona continued from land and sea,
but at intervals.
The Sardinians continued TO advance in the Papal
States The fortress Of Santo Leo had surrendered,
after some hours firing and was occupied by the
Sardinians.
The Sardiniaus had also occupied The fortress Of
Castillon.
The official Roman journal contans Antonefi7s
note claiming the assistance of the Catholic Powers.
The Garibaldians had met some reyerses near
Capua, losing about 200 men.
Garbaldi in a fresh proclamation. indicates that
he will join the Sandman troops at Rome and begin
his march against Venice.
The antagonism between Garibaldi and the Sat-
dinian government continued.
Garbaldi had concentrated his army on the
heights of Volturno, and was preparing to attack
the Neapolitans who were defending Capua.
The King of Naples has published a decree at
Gaeta ordering state of siege in all his provinces
where the revolutionary struggle exists and cashier
ing all the officers of his navy guilty of treason,
except those on the vessel sent to Gaeta.
The republicans were gaining ground in Naples,
attaining influence over Garbald
Cardinal Sperza had been expelled from Naples
by the Dictators government
tits positively asserted notwithstanding the official
contradiction that the Emperor Napoleon had sought
an invitation to attend the royal meeting at Warsaw
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WAKE SUPERIOR CoURT.-J. W. Ball, the young
man who was convicted of stealing horse, clothes,
and some mules, was sentenced by his Honor Judge
Heath to receive SO lashes, which were forthwith
inflicted and in addition to this he is to receive 10
ashes on the 18th of this month"; and 10 the 18th
of next month.
The Attorney General and counsel for the pris
oner agreed on finding of manslaughter in the
case of Green Maynard tried for the murder of Bur-
we'll Mangum. Maynard was branded IN open Court
on Saturday, and discharged from payment of costs
on taking the oath of insolvency.
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ELECTIONS ON TUESDAY THE 9rH.-Pennsylvania,
Indiana, and Ohio voted yesterday for State officers
and members of Congress.
In Pennsylvania as general thing the Douglas,
Breckenridge, and Bell men were united on Henry
d. Foster, the Democratic candidate for Governor.
A. G. Curtain was the Republican nominee. There
will also be a new Legislature chosen, and 25 men,
bers of Congress. The result of this election will
enable the country to form some idea of what will
probably be the issue Of the Presidential contest in
November. If Pennsylvania has voted for Foster,
and has given gains of members of the Legislature
and of Congress to the Democrats the prospects for
the 9th of November will become much brighter.
Indiana has elected Governor and other State
officers, and also II members of Congress
Ohio has elected several State officers and 81
members Of Congress.
South Carolina voted on Monday for members of
the Legislature. Many of the candidates were said
to be pledged to take steps to dissolve the Union m
the event of Lincoln's election.
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Salem will again be handsomely represented at
the State Fair, our enterprizing townsman, Mr..
VIM. Shultz has prepared number Of superior ar
ticles in his line Of business for exhibition.
Mr.. Shultz also expects to attend the Newbern
Fair-Salem Press
All articles intended for the State Fair, which
will be held next week. should be consigned to John
R. Harrison, Esq, the agent of the Society, who
will receive them at the depot and that they
safely conveyed to and deposited on the Fair grounds
DIR. L. S. Perry and Mr.. P. F. Pescud have been
receive visitors and see that they have lodgings.
Ample arrangements, we understand, will be made
to accommodate visitors. The prospect is that the
ensuing Fair will be the most successful held
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-10
Heavy Storm. at the South.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 8, 1S6O.-A severe storm
ragged in this city and vicinity on Tuesday, which
was the most severe experienced for years. The
walls of the new buildings in Camp street fell kill
ing two workmen. Two coal boats were swamped
in the river. The total loss by the storm in this
the city was entirely submerged. Eleven miles of
the Jackson Railroad was washed away, and large
number of houses on the route carried off by the
food Several lives were lost but particulars have
not yet been received. The damage on the river
was very heavy. Many steamboats, were blown
ashore and numbers of others sunk. Some thirty
five or forty sugar houses were blown down, and
the crops greatly injured.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. g. 1S6O.-Seventy-one coal
boats were swamped and four steamboats, sunk at
this place by the storm to-day.
Augusta, Ga, Oct 4, 1s6O.-Passengers arrived
here to-day report severe storm raging in the low
er portion of Geogia and in portions of Florida.