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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

40 James Fuieston;
VOC hereAs hatihed that there Ia now ~ Gle in
lhe Clerks office blstfEl lour ~ les county
Iowa. al Fort MADISON letaslon of Aitata BaTs
Ella uipg tuagaeat agaiBat James 1ulieffoa tar
tub@ssn na d@iass, AID per srAi Atet.~i. fruH
St Af aug lrLl, utSH hss mortgage IL ahaFes AAroB,
ana ilu safe ~ saj mort EAgru premises hett9 the
>. r. of tie y T. u Sc sao tM a.. Iow nsbAp slN
ty.sa 66l norlh, k4n.e sever (g Lee toAnfB
iowa. 10 ay ur said debt. the uxtus hneat ~ the
sqEAlg Of RE- M ton, ard for =@nrYEi trtirf.
Aud you nsosi appear Agd aGtwaf sAta petition by
of the secana day ofthe term wf said curt,
la be held al RI. Madison The htst Monday 81 be
esmier. tti, Judgment ~ be iAd PRAY fer,
~ q faast. II. sG0II hON ELE- N
&ug. Bi-dlm AfioTnes fer tiasnfan.
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STATE OF IOWA. Lgw CorsTy--SS:
by virtue Of special execuiionto directed H.
sued u, the Clerk The District Court Of said
in favor of Hrs1n Barney and against Josiah Danford
tand also decree against William X. GArrard. Ada
6arrsrd and Henry Graham. j have levied upou, an.
will sell the highest bidder, the door Of the
Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee County
iowa al keoknk. III said county. the 9th das ofNo
sember, A. ID. le6l beiw the hours OF O'Clock
IN. and 4o'clock p. III, Of said day, commencing al
o'clock p. m, the following property to-~t: heinl
the following tract Of land situated In The County
go and State az Iowa, o.ait Lot No. N Ia
block one hundred and pin-ty-ss 1876 III the City o
kcok nk
Taken, levied upon md be sold b. order of Cour
| t. saiisf, said writ OF execution.
keokuk, Oct. 2I, 1861.
81. M. GRIFFITH.
oct92atd Sheriff Of Lee County.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 j. NJ. Hiatt, ]. Il. Paul. Emnsa 4. Hiatt Ellen X.
Paul. W iiiiam Lsightoh. Caleb Cape q Co., bow
a afAAmee, 1seeos. HonitpA a PlimltoL, Mary
N. svahsGck. II X. Ford, h. r.. Maeas
feu att easl of hoH herrbs that fhsre 10
hlo Ia ihr snscc af Ihu Clerk u lae btsarti
Iuaft of Lee county, Iowa. al Fl Madison. IstlAon
III samuel X. Weed, claiming ol yeu, j. Hiatt. u.
Paul ana William Leighton. The snm ~ thirteen hun-
jrra uiarss with t8n per cent issteresl per annan,
GfuIn February Istb, IrAi. as nlUIts due lroRss
seyy seenred ts Deed ot Trust. nsd. by .ou
j. NJ. Hiatt, Emma 4. Hiatt. Is. Paul, aud Eiisn r.
Paul 10 Henry ~ Clark, Mstee. TO saeaTe he Iss-
vnt OF said mote. Aisn claiming Ag4slessh OF you
size foreclosure al sad Mortgage, the beng upon
Heal Estate describe III sAlG petition, situated ia Lee
eaunts. Iowa, for the purchase maHey aid further
ask iir sale oi said premises. and general ree
AID nAicss soa appear aud answer said petition on
before OF The second aas OF Tie IcAlterm OF
said Iouri, 10 at Fort Madison The Grst
Monday of December. A. h., Ieul, nefanll sill be
uttered sganst you and jadgme ~ rendered aLnroon
prayed or In said petition
NOBLE IL ATK0sG.
Sept I ,Gl .dlBl Attorneys Tor tialptiE.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jno. Brengartner Anders Burnan. defendants.
Aou hereby notihed that there is how or
e In the Clerks oiee Of the District Court OF Lee
Co. Iowa, at Fort Madison. petition OF Jno T.. Davis
aud Nm Price. aiming judgment on foreclosure oi
mortgage against said lno Efengartncr for the sum 81
four hundred dollars with 10 per cent interest from
the 2fsi day Of August lsCi and against all satd
defendants above named also for ih. forrcios
ureof mortgage giyen by SAID Jn". Brrngs#tner te
JHo T.. Davis and VIM Price. nIon lot niue ~ pi
block thirty tsa. (32) in d. W. kilhourne's Addition
TO the City Of keokuk. lee county Iowa The sale ei
said mortgaged premises, the eaiingu isimant Of al
equity of redemption therein.
Noe you notified 10 appear aud answer said rett
ion the morning of the second day OF the next tern
Of said Court te he holden on the hrst Monday OF lie
cemhsr. lr0I ind seu and decree III he hal there
Ia prayed for, by default
III. sEnTT HOWELL,
la pS ID I'm SAL for Petitioner.
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G HERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LsE couNTv-ss:
by virtue ola special execution to directed issuef
by the Clerk of the District Court of satd county. n
fMvor Of Henry Towie and against h. X. Ford, tand
alsea decree ~ ainsl Margaret Ford, John IL. snil
van, Nv. M. q. Tnrrsnce and Thomas Uavis), have
levied upon, aud will sell 10 the highest bidder at the
door of the Cisrks Once OF the District Goari OF Lee
County, Iowa Mt Keoknk in said county, en- the 18th
day Of November A. H. le6l, between the hours OF
O'Clock a. M aud o'clock p. m. of said day, cam.
nencnE nj ap'clock n. m, the following property
io~it Lot No. ten fihl and ten li0l feet ofiot No
eleven ill Joining lot No ten 10 os block No ~ ~
City Of Keokuk Lee county and State Of Iowa, it al
the buildings thereon said proper, - located nn tbs
ortheascry side OF Blonaeau street between 81 ahs
4th streets much shall bs neces~n, 10 payof
said debt interest and COSTS including the amount hot
yet due In this and if there br any surplus LEFT
after pay ing of sald sum Of er01 3OiLO with interest,"
and costs that same be applied 10 the payment OF ths
notes yet dae forth In the In thscast
10 which reference IL made.s
Taken levied upsn and 10 be sold by order Of Court
to satisfs said writ ofexeruti0ns
Keokuk, Oct. ~, 1861.
II. Nj. GRIFFITH,
sheriff OF Lee Gountys Iowa.
oeti5d By J. y. KNIGHT, Deputy
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To Nancy Miller (Ata Flosdl. administrator ~ estate
~ J.Ms Fioyd, deeeasta; Daniel Floyd, Martha Jans
Floyd, Ellen flexa. John Floyd, James stroud. aso
Margaret Mills, defendants
You, and each of hereby pCt fe that there IL
hte ia the once % the Clerk u lac Disitiet
E@urt o Lee County. Iowa. al KeefGk, petition ~
Hiram Barney claiming ot yau AA4eN Miller, astu3ais~
~ the of j. H. FLOYD att.astd. thu sHih
or hundred dollars Niih 10 rer emit ahsrreA lcr
pay able annually, nlue8 auc an u'ttgasf
made Ly Floyd. deeessvd. stree hs-tNnea
said Hiram BARNEY, also claiming asalhsf tFcM ~
you he fv-eekafe "a said rlortwtws the saras BE- 20
upon the S.W. !. uf the S.E. i VI ssctsas tsenty
three, f23l, Township sixts-sx fs6l NORTH HAsRe sin
tt) west ia Lee Ctny. i0ws TIE purchase rssafy
rfasng Injunction n sist waste, removing tint-
beF AZ. and further asking ssle ~ ssiafrsmis~s
aud gene raj relief.
Aud unless yoa sppear and snswef the smia petiien
before fthe second dss os The nex term q
said Court. Commence at keoAak the trst Eundas
~ FeLrnnry b. 1862 deauit viii te rEtNred ngalns
you. aud Judgment rendered therfea as prayed or -
said psti t!ou. H. SCOTT HOWELL.
keAuk. Iowa sept 10. Cid AtltN f1r Pltfs
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We are enabled here to offer tho community
remedy which while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity Such a remedy - invaluable In districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CrRE" expels the miasniasie poison Of FEVER
AND AGuE from the system, and prevents the de-
selopment of the disease. If taken on the first APP
proach of its premonitory symptoms. ltis not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
of complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings il within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts. where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body should
have il and use il freely both for and protec
ton. great superiority of this remedy over any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
Of Intermttents is that il contains QuiniDe
or mineral. consequently il produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
tIon. Those cured by il are left healthy as IL
| they had never had the disease.
Fever and que is not alone the consequence Of
| the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
| ders arise from its irritation, among which are
| Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cont, Headache, Blind
ness, Tootdache. Earache. CntmvA .4sthD,a Pat
pitatton, Painful dfeetion Of The Spleen, Hysfrr-
| fcs PAIN IN The Boicets, CoLe Paralysis and Ue-
rangemenf Of the Stomach, all OF which, when
originating in this cause, put on the Intermittent
| type, or become periodical. This "GrRE" expeis
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
| them all alike. 1t il an invaluable protection to
| immigrants and persons travelling temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 ripen into dis
/ casc.s Hence IL Is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will suffer from Inter
mittcnts if they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER T. CO., Lowell, lGaas
i .slntLkII, kAAE & 60. A gents lof nsvA us
and sold BY dealers In Medicines everywhere.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES or AHEklIAt
District IOWA:
BY virtue OF execution to me directed, Issued Ny
the CLERK of the District Court OF ths United States
the Southern Division of the State Of Iowa. wherein
H. Coffman is Plaintiff and John Tenpn and Huga
Worstcr Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell to highest bidder at Public Auction az the door
OF the CLERKS Office OF the District Court efthe United
for the District OF Iowa, at keokuk in said Dis
trict the Goth day Of September. D. 1901 between
the hours az o'clock A. and o'clock II. NJ Of said
day the following property situated IA Lee county
Iowa. part OF lots ten, o1 eleven l) and twelve
2) in block number nifty nine (aal In the city OF keo
kuk. described by the following metes and bounds,
encing ninety three a3) feet from the corner Of
Fulton street the line of lot twelve, tfal on FIFTH
street. thence right angles said lots twelve
(l2l eleven III and ten o) hundred and fifty feet.
thence Northerly along the line between lots nine a
and tens O in said block twenty three feet and siA
inches thence angles said lots ten tio1
eleven Il and twelve t12l hundred and fifty feet
Fifth street thence southerly along Fifth street
the said et twelve 2 twenty three feet and
inches the place OF beginning reservng thsrcrom
alley ten feet n width, across said property one
hundred feet from Fifth street
Taken and levied as the property ofJohn Temp.
lin, tn satisfy said writ Of execution
ri. M. nUNIE, III. s. Marshal
Aug. 90, 1861 dtd. by HAIRY FrLToN, Deputy.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood by which this huid becomes vitated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervadcs the whole body, and may burst out
in disease ON any part Of it. No organ Is free
from its attacks, nor Is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending /" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrries,, lit the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcndcrs in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofnlous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination, and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous |;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fecton, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply LII
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Sep. ,,el din
/ E.GAL NOTICE.

AA
Joseph Arnold, Lncresis Arnold oeu. Bra~ley, Polly
NJ D8au ley, Samuel Carver aha catherine GarsrFs
You ,sch ytG hereby Notified itst there IL
In the scs ~ tiae t4etl - tA~ NsIfid Court
Lee County Iowa. Vt F.gt AaIssn, Iowa petition IN
quy, under oath VI Henry tgf sla snnsnHah Aitkei-
executors ei the estate 81 iI3shy Aekela ait de-
vasea lsf the Use o hlshsId hlekssst claiming ~
PENDANTS, joseph AEna4d aAG lsV. EfRMs the aF
fweise HrnGrpd HaafF htehSA uhr them lrGinIA
~ said asfe dAits this Let DAY pT
November 1854, pay ats before the ast day 81
May 1857 for siUUUu Will cent interest ireni
ate ~ said Nsaby Mekrlaalt, deceased, during lis
Also tte foreclosure OF unHgaev. against
the nard dsfrpasnis, eAecut.d By said e
fendants Joseph Arnold aAd Lyerrtla Arnold ppOeiLsr
is 1864 said NIiiabs Ackslwais deceased, the
follow ing Estate e-wit THE soutt-easf quarter
haf ~ tbs southwest quarter ssetaoM ~ Jp.
g. north west, Containing 2io aefes, 10
the aymeut % said note.
And that unlsss appear and plead thereto be-
the I'd day a The term ut said Court which
sessios the isi Monday Dtcsll-
ber 1851 Fort Madison Iowa default Will be eUter
against you, Judg. rendered thereon, Accord
with the prayer of Tho petitioner.
JNO. VAN EALEENHEEG,
Dated Aug ~, 1861. Atty Tor rilfs.
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CHERlIFS SALE.


STATE or IOWA, Irf Coz sry:-SS.
BY Nirthe Of u special execution 10 reetsd, is
sued h The Clerk II thc District Court Of said county
III favor 80 Henry Y p lock and gnnst s. - Billings
and also r. Carr inst~. Billings cross bill
IT sara aaa tnseph Manning also obtained udg.
n-cnt against b. 4 Williams on cross bill in said
md as commanded fHtc esiedupon. and will sell L.
the highest hd3et. tire dear of the Clerks 0fcf oi
tile District Count af Lee County Iowa al kaokHk 10
said county On the lit day Of November. A. D. 1851
between the hours Of O'Clock y. aud O'Clock r.
m of said day. commtn eing al o'eisek p. m.. the
follow ng property io~Nit: he south vest quarter a
The quarter 81 the northwest quarter nnt
the east halt the est half on the south quarter
of section fourteen "a all Ia township xty six I66
north. range i've k5j vest in Lee county, Iowa
siso twenty loo5 fctt af lot four Al adioln
g lot three 3 and ter tn1 feet an 81 lot four nd
oung lot Eve : all h hlntk one hundred aud ihir
" eight as and thirty FIVE s5 feet of ofihe eai sid
af nt Ave 81 in iioek hundred and thirty -eigh
1871 all iii Keak uk. Iowa The north half Of th'
south half ofthe north lhf of section twenty eight T
in nship sixty six Gl north, range hve west
in Lee county Iowa: AND twenty feet 1907 cut of 10
Nc. tour ia htoek one hundred ana thirty elrh
1as1 and hnN five 50 feet on Of the ends Of lot
Ave and six 5nnd In block forty nine 5gl In tn
city of keokuk. Lee county. Iowa.
Taken levied npop aud 10 be sod by order of Court
| TO satst, said rit af execution.
/ kepkuk, October IL. lrfl.
II. NJ GRIFFITH.
Sheriff af Lee Comfy.
oetlaatd BY. b. KNIGHT, Deputy.
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Il BIRGE,

T. ELLOGG Il BIRGE,
80 Main street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Il K % T. IL K -.
Have now.in store and for SALE
25 Hhds N, Q. Sugars,
so Bags Rio Coffee;
IS Chests Teas,
25 Bills Nolassss,
ITO Bales Cotton Batting.
80 Bags Cotton Yarns.
100 Bales Cotton Twines
$50 Kegs Wheeling Nails,
100 Boxes Glass.
50 Star Candles,
l00 a Palmer and Family Soap
I5B - Assorted Brands Tobacco,
25 nhls smoking Tobacco,
600 Bags Shot,
900 Kegs Rfe and Blasting Powder,
is Bags Black Pepper
NJ - Allspice,
900 a. Gloves,
400 - Nutmegs,
IUGg : CAssia
30 Boa Buckets.
And large quantity ofsuch goods are usually kept
hv Grocers. sepidtf
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oc,ooatd
AHERIFF'S SALE.


STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY-Ss.
By virtue Of special execution TO me directed lis
sued bs the Clerk of the District Court OF the said
County in favor OF Hiram barney and against Ihos.
II. Curtis, tand decree ainst Shelley and 9th
ersl also In favor Of w Nj g. Torrence against Rufus
Wiley, land decree against j. NJ Breeden, et n. d
these cases having been consolidated. Ihase levied
upon and will Sc highest bidder at the door OF
the Cler1s Office Of the District Court ot Lee County
Iowa. ut keoknk iu said county o the 7th da. Of DE
eember, A. a. 1861, between the hours Of o'clock
n. IN. and o'clock p m. ~ said day. commencing al
o'clock p. the following property. to-wit TIE
south halt the south west quarter OF section twenty
eight ta1, IN township SIXTY five 1851 north range i've
Isl the nty of Lee and htate of lows. and
khowpas Garden Dale, and said premises having been
plated and placed upon the records ~ Lee County ~
blocks containing ten each of said eoeksthere
fore To b. sold separately aud the proceeds 10 bo mp
piled "a OF dereu in tir decree.
Taken, levied apn and 10 be soid by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ Of execution.
/ keokuk, Nov. ith, lsaA
H. N. GRIFFITH,
nay5 did Sheriff or Lee CO., Iowa.
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A x ER'S
Ague Cure,


FOX THE SPEEUt LIEE OF
Int rm ittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headac he, and Bilious Fcvers. Ind ee Il
for the whole class Of diseases ORIG fna -
ing I'm hillary derang cment, caused by
the Malaria OF MiasmRttc Countries.
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sKs.
Arnold's Inks all sizes.
Maynard i Nbyss4 NIL sixes
For sale by NJ. W. NE1TG0TT.
Man-st, TWO doors from Fourth.
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(lRlGlNAL NOTICE.

10 james Rchcy.
You are hereby notified that there il on fie in
The office The CLERK Of the District Court Of Lee
" Iowa, Fort Madison. petition Of Hiram Barney,
claiming Of you James kchcy, the OF three hum
ared dollars with ten Ter cent. interest per aHnum.
able annually money due on mortgage made hy
n 1narss. 4saasoH. snsi s4tae
paintiH, Hiram Barney, dated 18th OF August, sJb,
also claiming against you. the foreclosure of said
gage. the being nron the north half Of the
quarter of the south east quarter of section
twenty six, l2G) Towish hip sixty seven. t6I Range
seven, az west Lee County, Iowa. for the purchase
money. and ia rher asking for sale OF said premises,
and general relief,
And unless you appear and answer sad petition
before OF the second day o the term OF
Court TO commence at Fort Madison on the first Mon
day OF December A. d.. 1861, defanlt Ill be entered
against you and Judgment rendered theron, prayed
for In said petition. III. SCOTT HOW Eli, ss
| Aug sa.'dl,dim Attorney for Plaintiff
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90. n IL !, n n e q W. AkFNEs lU
and sold BY dealers In Medicines eyeYyw Ia
fcbl5daw
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lRIGINAL NOTICE.

Aug .2s 'Gl-alm
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INRlGlNAL NOTICE.

~
Io Henry H. Alnal.
You hereby notified that Hiram barney has fled
his petition in the District Court, Ice County Iowa,
Fort adis against o pra ing Tor Judgment
against ienfy II. Nlfals upon his gage given To
Aharier Mason for thr ~ ore thNAsaiA lass,
with ten per cent. interest from ugust, ff and for
The sale OF the half OF the fractional northwest
GuarteI, aud the south quarter III Ne northwest
quarter of Section six. I'D Township sAtysix fei,)
hanga aix. tbs1 vest A Lce County iuWa. pay off
saia debit and thh exitngnlsnent OF m equity of
aenpt30a, afa for the appointment VI Receiver TO
taas ei,arge III said property,
Aud yvu must APPEAR and answer said retillon by
of he dag of nrsi nf said Court be
held the hrs Monday OF uacenhsr, IUI, or Iudg-
mant ~tii be hsd thereon, ~ prayed mr..
III. Scott HOWELL,
Aug 2v, ,Gidlm Attorney for FlAintiG.
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SALE.

Aug. 90, 1861. dtd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-03
An Important Meeting.

Avery large meeting was held in Richmond last
week, composed leading gentlemen connected with
the Banks of the Confederate States from the action
of which important results may be expected The
meeting expressed its entire confidence in the Con-
federate Government The necessity for establish
ing uniform currency throughout the States, being
matter c. FER importance, the meeting suggested
that the &C. nment issue 1OO,OOO,OoO of dollars in
Treasury notes of denominations suited to general
circulation, and recommended that all the banks of
the Confederacy receive them on deposit at par
This will doubt be carried out, and will prove
of signal advantage both to the government and the
public 1t is matter Of the first importance to the
government to place its operations a substantial
financial basis. Becoming the owner of large
amount of cotton from its oans it WILL by It's sale
in Europe, establish system of credit and exchange
which will at once give entire confidence among
capitalists. We are glad to see this movement on
the part Of the Banks. 1t gives the strongest as
surances support to the government in its infancy,
from our monied institutions and monied men.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-03
GENERAL NEWS.

Il -
The kishmaa Meagher, was not killed at Manas-,
sa IS sepofted. -. -. =
Gen. Mcclellan, Il i said, has been appointed
Scott goes - the walk -, - -.
Gen. WooYs friends are ehnosous that bis claims
should be considered by lincoln. He is past age
and too mnch e an ed Rogy- Nothing wih;do but
Young America now. ,sss,s,' = -,
Gems PattersoN and Cadsallader have both been
dismissed from the asny, their time having expired
Gen. Banks succeeds Patterson in command a.
Harper's Ferry.
We observe that tAs killed and wounded ct Ma
nassa are now set down at much lower figures on
both sides, than at first Some accounts say that
the Southern loss was eAly 100 killed and 300
wounded We doubt IL
The people of Alexandyia, who sympathised with
the South, administered kindly to the wouDded and
afrighted Federal troops who ran there on Monday
from the battle of Manassas, ssdon Wednesday many
of the ruffiars were committing depFetiatioas upon
them. Drive them out
The Canada papers announce that the British peo-
pie are losing all sympathy with the Yankees.
w. F. Richie, Esq, formerly u the Richmond
Enquirer, has just returned from FFssee. He says
the Southern Confederacy is rapidly gaining hver
with the French government and that il will soon
acknowledge our independence
Gen. Fremont has taken command Of the Western
Division Of Lincoln's army at st. Louis.
Gen. McCulloch, at last accounts, was concsntra-
ting large army and marching upon Eastern kiis-s
souri,. Gen. Hardee with q strong force Is also
moving from Arkansas Our movements in the
West indicate strength and efficiency. Tennssseans
are accking into Virginia fully armed. The battle
of Manassa has cooled down the traitors in East Ten
neSsee.
Gen. Loring is collecting strong force at Monte
rey and holds the pass of Cheat Mountain. Gen.
Johnston, presume, still has considerable force
at Winchester and Gen. WISE at last accounts, was
receiving reinforcements, which he much needed.
The Lincoln forces in Western Virginia are numer-
Gus.
The effect of the late battle upon Maryland, is
said to be cheering to the South. The people do
not restrain their Joy in the presence Of Lincolnites
and it is said that of the troops at the Relay
House huzzaed Justify for jeff Davis. In Ken
lucky the effect also is highly encouraging.
The Lincoln Congress proposes to raise by direct
taxation $50, 000, 0UU to support the war; Promin-
ent men the floor of Congress, assert that its
passage would annihilate the government
Many of the Northern soldiers it is said have been
paid in hin-plasters.
Prominent citizens of Baltimore continue to be
arrested for supposed sympathy with the South.
1t is said that just before the Yankees began the
attack at Manassas two Southern videttes were cap
tured and hung. Gen. Bonham at once demanded
an explanation, but none has been given. Their
barbarism can only be cured by retaliation.