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Volunteer Relief Committee,
TO ALE GOOD CITIZENS.

.-."st' IL IS TO ALE COOP CITIZENS. E ~ Il" r.
~-ff .+sl 7&GG0 }&sft -. E'... t3 r. 40 -.o. =
-r- - H'fa - New ORLEANS Aug 10, 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mpoous have been pracced upon the public gen.
erosy by persons obtaining relief who to
same they hereby appeal all good citizens whe may
the knowledge Of any such Of fraud inform
Of the Committee in person. leave such information
with little delay possible at their Office secretay's Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following are the
Of the Committee W. -.0- ''
~ GERARD sTITH, Beard of Aldermen
.- s. P. DELABA ARE, - .. :.
f. .. -1- L. E. FoRSTALL, :. '.' -.
I'-M..- u j. H. HUCKINS >. -
JAS BEGGS, Board of Asst. Aldermen
a. 400 %. ' W. F. H0DGKINs, :. :.
-G.'" ~ j. B. LEEFE, :. :,
..' .. JAMES DAVIS, -
EN-. .Nr=- z JAMES BEGGS, .'
aul9 2pf 's..+ o. Chairman of the Committee.
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HJ-EOtice-T take this method of ofTerins,
professional services free of CHARGE the families of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Pryana and Coliseum streets
District. ... .G...- .. -.'...- ..
ny3l 2ptf 1EtI-. ~ -.a,. ..a-' P. YEISER, NJ. D.
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/ nsT-At the solicitation OF many voters, we
are requested JAM IS A. FORGAY as Candt
date for Collector for the First D. ret of the city Of
Ne,r Orleans .3NS5st7Efi. .--. % e22 2pts r
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Hg"Mr. Editor-At the instance of q null
titde of friends please DR. HAYES Candidate
for CORONER at the approaching election. OIL 2pe
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ER-For superintendent Public Education
-REF. ROBERT ]. HARP, of New Orleans. yielding to
pentendeut Of Public Education the approaching Nove
her election. gg. ...r-.2.. .u Is OILS 2pte
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nj &B~O. Talanon Dessommes s. Co.., imports
of Foreign Dry Goods, No. Magazine streetMerchans
of the INTERIOR and from adjoining States visiting the city will
hd at the abovenamed establishment of the complete
asorm6ns Foreign Dry ocds impaired this
try sold prices lower thar would be thought possible
ordinary times. Give Then can ". SEA 2pl5teod
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RETUasED Dr., Jas. S. Knapp has returned to
M ees ad IL No Ratsane rear Canal street
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Louisiana

SUGAR. PLANTERS AGENCY
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sEIRalsH III We earn nom 4 priyate
letter that there was fight between two scouting
which q gentleman from Goahana county. Miss.
lost an arm, anda LaeoiRite Was killed III Il re
ported THAI; no further damage vas done u either
party, Capt. Miller proceeded TO Cairo, for the
purpose q fgakag go exehanes Of prisoners, but
any such proposition Memphis Avalanche, 10Th.
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. RB-TIerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos % Gravier aree New Or
leans ni -...- % ur.,HE l..-s '-f. de- 2ptf
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WAVED. "A healthy Young woman, with q child
$50 yesss a We rarse o. seanastres
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Presidential Electors.


Az FOR STATE AT3LARGE.sF 81 as
Charles Derbisny, OF Orleans. M
Albert @. Carter. Of East Felicianas &
B# $ ALTERNATEs. e. K &
}. q. Campbell, Natehitoches. III
-- &. l.. Ftaselior, St. Mary.
First District ..DoNAT1EN AUGUsTIN, Orleans
Alternate. Recommendations GARDRRE, Orleans
Second District. .,.,.. JAMES P. FRERET. Orleans.
Alternate. .........J @. KICKS, Orleans. .
Third District. ;. EDWARD DUFFEL, Ascension.
Alternate. LOUIS BUSH, Lafourehe.
Fourth District. WIN. R. BARROW, West Felclana
Alternate. CYPRIEN DUPRE, St. Landry.
Fifth District ..........BART EGAN, SR., Bienvle
Alternate. ............ ROBERT HODGES Bossier.
Sixth District. ....,....S. l.. CHAMBLISs, Carroll.
Alternate. .ORIN MAYO Catahouls. se26
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MEssRs, GARDNER Saith & Co. will sell this day,
a ee Eo,s alope asa household fani-
tls eansisl 81 aepE See advertisement,
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IN .,,,,, "a x 4, a =. i. NJ
r = ~ ~ s |, ~ W
Of the ieRding Of gland 10 now i
Washington as locker on at the American crisis
IA a. dssaad b, ma l., I'M III e
" - 1T " rTI Y,s I'll sAs I, '', ~
N 1Ass II + aia soi'lp uIsr stiatss'
men ut tnaS stamp % liberal Opinions 7s5 sffEst
x 81 - Is w ~ r. Y ZEE x1ss4lf
AtofE HsiY y II alhse prisoners,
members ct the Eleventh ". Y.4Z0navess arrived
at Richmond On sie l4th. They were captured
i. - u vi 6 s
aging expedition, asa 5t533s s3s# e iis t5,e
s n --T-- ---sg ssa41si II,
III HEENAE Gin The London correspond
TX ~ sv;,las, aasa,ts NJ Italics Sbat ~
W. -, ss~ III ss III III S 80
III s W MiL NY 81 So
men: ere ID be found iH land willing to stake
$1,000 against him, Bs
ssI M u H. 4 ri,
A LINgonN HIIws M euaG oTgoa EatBA Reo. The
aienacaney 81 sthe eiabareo inaposed upo nj ta ,
ahipmentA of cattonst to- cities of Memphis and
Mav1 ~ t,da ~, hefiaya Ffhat sti,a
Soses,ss " s,aasiv Va II
Southarns apDreheusicus aui fsars, N f1f,r neoule.
acSarai,Sa M ~ mar ana,a;ata stri,,
as,r ssg Viii shnrsIv ssl it th ba,,da n I'M
Lincoln G0yerr1Nent ana they are making preua-
AZ ~, ,s,-ot - ~ r.
linn WA srenrs ~ III, J,,,.
mailman d;ae0asses dftfie follnsysg atyle TeFseE M
ss.ystA II tfK as,aS;.s stas m, ~ ~
y II ts ~ 5le ALins,Ssippt
ny cihes pfuTt Mes l5Afen III bNe Dfi0n sfilif lake
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WEeUGHT Boat 81 all sizes of wrought
boat purchased gearny Bicis Co. So MAYA,
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Foreign Mali from .VssU OI'Se@H s.,
~ ., @.,a- VIA TAMPIGO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering in With others the
Of blockade with foreign
countries has by The advice and approval OF j. L. Ridde
Postmaster Orleans taken al .fn
Rblish his expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tnnpic0 with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching t7at port AHguate
de Messrgney and p NJ Ba2srd highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appon and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster th, service The first mail
consisting letters left this city the 10Th Instant in
charge Mr.. Megrigney The second mail will Close the
9th OF November, .oximo ut O'Clock P NJ and will leave
New Orleans the morning The tl rna will leave New
Orleans the 10Th of December subsequently,
proper arrangement be made fine regular depar
ture will be the 10Th and 25h OF each h. making semi
monthly mail
Tiy Of Chdr4ss ougoiHy Letters, i0ciadn3 Confederate
p Postage
Single Letters half less double and multiple rates
~ a' in proportion):
10 Isl tnd OF Cuba Y 10 ~
10 0lhar West lnGieS.,,... 20
Letters from abroad received through The name route
The foreign Postage snch Letter. mn be pEspa dto Fam
peo they the West lnuia Mail, VIA
TaupiGo, of Postmaster at mathmcroa"
:. p. DID,. -. ANTONIO COSTA,
New Drlears Oct H. 1851 No 10 Cuotomhouss st.
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=sar We are authorized TO announce Il. IT.
PARKER candidate for the office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court of the Parish Of Orleans. Election first
Monday i'll November Icy ' ss5' 'E,a"- e82 pte
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies, Volunteer Aid Association call attention the
following resolution -! F,if $50 d.. n.- o.. Ists=
Resolved That applications will be received from Compa
mics that have not been authenticated by Bigadie General
Tracy Adilan General Griyet. E5 81. f., myl5 2p6
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R~We are authorized to announce Dr.. j
B. WILKINSON a candidate for Congress from the FRS
Congressional District ol0 te4
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Ne We axe aut horized to announce II. ID
HARPER casddae for the office of SH bRIFF for thu
Civil Courts of the Parish of Orleans Election fs Monday
November o3 2pte
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ga'-LGSi siatssrs-E First Representative Dis
geeri AMGS BEGGs candaaq for recollection TO the
House o. AePTIsr7t fsSs from thts District ole 2pe
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FB*at. At DNFssese, risr present incumbent,
tS o ea'as3ets for a1a'' Treasurer !yl 2ptd
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ka- Nr. Editor: Please announce George
candidate for Constable of the First Justices
Cpurt. Att he ensuing eleetien,
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TRg AsoN SAVED Hlaal.-Ve learn rom d priya43

TRgAsoN SAVED HIsl. We learn From pfiyas u
letter published ID the Natclitoches Ga, cbyon-
icles that Gen siegel when he found himself in
danger ut Oak Hill of being killed or captured,
raised tile Confederate flag and hurrahed for the
South Justify. By this means he deceived the Cen
federste troops, and was thus enabled to effect ba
i escaI)e t@2'
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DrssoIuTloN MeAars isrander, Ghambliss 4
90. Announce this morning that interest ef Mr.
Edward MattheMs of Nsws York, in their firm, has
closed by liz operations " inv, and ttat The res
naming partners will continue the business on
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yAsAs Sss isAAt
EPHtHaLs OanHasss Read special orders No. 2l0,
Issued by Ma5af General Commanding John e.
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Corron sEEp " 4 lev barrels ii this On can
be bought of Keafay Bliss Co. % Magazine street 4
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Pose-Oaice Notice.
The foregoing project or Fore SIAN fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa Es is New oreass uer-
chant Of responsibility afc;cr He has been resident
of New Orleans far the Lass thry years
Letters intended this Mai he enco>ed along with the
money teoared as per the oaer ad
dressed Costas Foreign MG OF Postmaster New Or
leans
The Confederate Postage this fice be prepaid
J. :. IJnEII,, Postmaster.
New Orleans October 49, 1861. ol9 2ptf
ANOR SALE 100 easkg ALISON, EAST INDIA PALE
Y ALE "a lots sHt purchasers, apply I'd
WHEELER Y SHEPHERD
elSfr ; .}srnuds,zt street.
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OR
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
ton, lin both languages and the CONSTITUTION of State
a amended. -.' '
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL, PETER ODONNELL,
T.L.WHlTE, HERBERT ESCOUSsE,
GEO. ELLIS, " +. GOLDTHWAlTB,
P. HAWEs& CO., r. EZEKIEL.
ID, T. FITZWILLlAM
~ Orders from the country filed al liberia. discount.
nF22 2ptf 49,. . ,. 2. .-..- a.. b.. .-..
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Southern On Company.
notice..


At meeting the Board Of Directors of tho Southern OH
Company, held Friday the lih nssn the following reso
luton adopted
Resolved That In consequence Of the continued
packages hoop iron and other prices transportation the fol
lowing scale prices will take effect from end at the LIST
November next
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS.
no. ana Carbox OIL 75c. per gal.
w. Gnu iahherS 5Dc.
' ''t''''' - .,rs- .'..,.........'...,,, 4Vc
Axle crease. &C. per ID.
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY, MOBILE
no anu oaf'ooA OIL Sc. per gal
No. 2 and Tanners Oil. Observation-Disclosures DOC
aAio oiease Ill.,
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
OLD 2ptf President
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&S~Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
R. BRADLEY candidate Constable First Justices Court,
tbs district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets and from
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au23 2ptd g.. .,. zr... MANY VOTERS
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--FoE THE SALE OF

wAsHvrbLE, rENrEssE rs,
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LETTEss 70 Sol, pIgas.--It Is said that there are
thousands Of letters ii Vie postoice ~ Manassas
uncazled for, ana hence not delivered, because
they are not properly directed. All letters ad-
dressed I'd our soldiers should be directed to the
person III ID legibEe hand, with the name of his
company and the name Of his regiment, and his
proper pest-ofiee- At any rate the name of his
Colonel and the number Of his regiment and
State to which II belongs must be plainly writer.
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I MiI1TARr NoTlcEs. We refer onr readers TO
Important notices in onr usual military columns.
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b. sy~ sEessrss Edftors--At the solicitation of
many friends offer myself candidate for SHERIFF of
First District Court of the Parish of Orleans subject alone
to decision of the peope-ballotbox. q Moose 70 TE-.'
se28 te 1a.s.'H IS 60, 49, W @. MULLEN. q
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STATE ASSESS ORS.
Felix f. Trinchard, RID. Hubbard.
II. A. BouIet, John A. Watkins,
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Southern american Party.

CONGRESS-.
FIRST DISTRICT. ......... Charles De Blanc, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT....,............W VIM. II. Ada ms.
SHERIFFS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT. -AssoRphe Mazureau.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. .....,...... John r. Walden.
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ORLRAs,s CADETS, CoMRANY E.--- The result of
the election for officers of this company Il az,
& nounced Ia the Crescent this morning, md I'VE can
safely say that the array oft GOOD mea aud trnes
There presented will challenges and defy CRITICISM.
This VIII bs another Iendid coiapany, judgln %
from lie selection of III offceTss Y $500 ySls.
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Cheap Ds'y GODS
CONFEDERA ATE MONEY

Having the of Try o5s from No 125 Circus
anpar street. Nos 23 and 80 ROYAL street. Of ST.
Philip enabled lu&e and complete assert
cheap Gacoes'IetGhed Gotton Canton Fannels,
Cashmere and Broad CLOTH Cloa ManiiaS and shswis Baa~
Travelling gs, French and English Mernoes Pop
ns Baoge well az large assortment S' Hosiery
and Goods Asoran invoice OF Carpets aa
Hearth Rugs very low prices
THEODORE DANzlGER,
Corner Royal and st. Philip streets.
kParties indebted JUL ang"r will please call and
ttIe at an cary day at the above stor.. se30 2ptf
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TAX EoLIEoToR.- MI. James A. F0rgay is an
nouaeed 10 our columns this morning as uandis
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&8r- tine, Griends Oh, the Hon. {, ia. Conrad
Gunre Inn usltiia,e la G.eeasuu The Confederate
o1g gd ie second cpng esiof ii Distrier Composed OF
i k ara E9at ni.ltiets 81 Nswo leans aid the Parish
d JelIsfsqs o4 2pte
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ss- State Tax Collector, First District.
MAS AsKEW, Sa,n TAX Collector Eigst District, is
cenaiase Ff ~ eeel Eleeop Monday, Move Der 4,
ls6l,s sss = 81, ia-s.. : ..-gt 5-.zsL ~ el9 2pte
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yosrsR there IS 10 be another grand concert
4 f,aa rsalows, Hall On Thursday night given by
Maaafne Rsihl aud competent corps Ut assistants.
d Z IN file bensit II e Rifle Battalion at Camp
Lswss and INV tickets are ct the low figure Of fifty
cents. Madame Rahi's concerts are popular, and
give great satisfaction and the entertainment i
Itself more than worth the money independent 81
the patriotic purpose for which II il gotten up
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LnuIslxMA LEGION. Brigadisr- General Com
nlanang Tradeaa issues an important order to his
legion tllis morning, which will be found in orr
military 5epartr1snt. yfyss xgsF Mo sG 2sstass
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ACHENEIsY " .-,. ,.,. MACHHNEF u =
STATIoNARE AND PORTABLE SF Fam ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW Mills.
~ sHIN9LE MACH1NEs.
INDIA RUBBER BEIIE
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HgLLEAg
CORN MILLS.
BTHAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WArtR PIPEs
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
Atthe Machinery Depot OF RlGH'B +. HARRISON,
jail # Nos. 81 ans AZ 81 Charles street,
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IooKER on M WASHINGTON. 4--Mr. Edge, ore
Of the leading Journalists Of England, Ills now in
washington IS d lookes-on at the American crisis.
he was commissioned To make this soyage at the
request of Mi. Brigh N. and some other states.
menof that stamp Of liberal opinions s3issEsa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04
BE SURE YOU GET THE RIGHT PLACE


rTRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on tho llth
/ day Of January, A. D., 1883. Bernard Epping
executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee, certain
deed Of Trust, conveying TO said Trustee The land
in Scott county, lews, described - follows, to-
cit: The piece or tract Of land in 2. Steinhil-
east quarter Of section number twenty eight -,
township seventy eigh. (75,l north Of range three
l3,} east Of the sth r. NJ. cOmmeacing At ont
six hundred and SIXTY feet due south Of the point
whore the western boundary line Of ssid east one
half Of north east quarter II said section twenty
eight (28 strikes the south line Of Locust street
extended running thence south six hundred and
sixty feet thenss east two hundred and sixty
fsar feet; thence north six hundred and sixty
feet. and thence west two hundred and sixty -four
feet to the place Of beginning, containing four
asres, more or less which said conveyance was
made BY the said Bernard Epping for tho pu po-e
Of securing the payment Of three certain pr.mis-
sory notes asd the interest thereon. signed ~
said Bernard Epping, dated the llth day Of Jan
for twenty-five dollars due 10 one year, and one
ior two hundred and hfty dollars, and one for
nom daSs. wSich ssid nosss Ssfe payable 70 Z.
Steinhilber and have been sndorssd 70 N. Fejer
vary.
Aad now, said notes having become due and
payable. and the said Kernsrd Epplng
fa,..s :d 70 Peg sn' s.,:s, ,1. ri, SsS.
notice, that By virtue Of tho power which
10 in me vested BY ssid Deed Of Trust,
sill, on Saturday, the ID day Of March
A. D. 1861, at 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 1t public auctisn, the parcel Of land above
described, or much thereof as shsl be necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note With the
interest thereon to the day of sale, together With
ell the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the I'd day Of February, A. D. 1861.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
feb4-dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

AIOOtoOUs YoOs ]
Asssss- Hyatt and ANY rssehsd Atshissa
day before Yesterday. sna hsvs held eosiss.
snee With Cen. Pomevoy. Thsss esp,iemsu
have decided 70 s.tsblish relief d. pots Of three
poin's IN the Territory. - the only Wv .
reach the sa6ersrs 10 the distant ssttlsmsuts.
S,s'sa ssis taken tO-dsy by NJ Hyess tsoo
the lire Of soms Of them. chow that a.. vosst
hiss net been felt. The caIsmity becomes hcsr.
~ greater. 10000 need cid sov. asd he
nu,Sbss 'Ecrea.ink &C eonstanily.
Mr.. Hyatt has written letter to the Ksu.
- Legislature. uTgisg upon them tho propsia-
~ cf addressing . memorial TO the several
Legislatures of tire S'n+s. Judge Covnsy pro.
cssds 81 once iss The heart of lhe Territory,
With reference to the e-tA Abli.hmsnt of relief
dep"ts by personal iEsp -c,ion
On the railroad from Msudola 70 Atchisyn
he fiIds over eighty car iosds II pre- visioos %
I@rf. nearly forty million pounds. 81 told. viii
have thus been ssn' to the famishng, h.t shie
10 oniy about one-iith Il tho relief that will "
needed. and II the country do.s not contribute
seed for the people 10 plant. even shis relief
will not he suffi lent
Grn Pomsroy's funds will be exhausted IL
raging the present freights end establishing
depot. !" the Tssr'tcry Acosy u prsssisgly
needed
From HE Territ"ria, trip Mr.. Csrnsy will r..
turn to Mendoza. AMI th.o cout,nus his sBorts
With the State l. sa' for means q Dur.
ch'ss seed whrs,. w.r 100000 bushels Of
which 1t least viii be ~ iej
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

WASHINGTON. Feb
salute vas fired 81 the hstlonai armory 10
day for The ADMISSION Of KansAs into the Union.
Col. Sanders, whose euperint, n,!ency Of Iht
Overland Wagon Road. Was go sstisiactory to
the Government. has resigned that office.
special dispatch 10 tho P0,t says that
Senator Sumner had an interview with The
President to-day ia relation 10 n. oiJer vi mil
itary aid oy the Legi.lat re Of M.ss, tor the
defssss Of tn. federal pronerty. and the en-
forcemsnt Of the laws. Ar $. asked what
more Can Mas. do for the Union. The Presi-
dent replied to adopt the resolutions offered by
Mr.. CritteDdsn. Mr. s. r+joinej that the pub
nc esntlmenI NJ. ~ ~. o..,tI
and agree with that sentiment.
A sp-cal disps,ch to the New York Times
Gays Col HAyne' communication to the Pres
dent WAS completed and delivered st late
Eour last evening. In it the demand Is made
for the surrender Of the fort. First--on the
ground OF the rights Of iminent domain in the
sovereign. Second--cn the grounds OF the
right Of the sovereign 10 condemn to the public
use any property necessary for its own cro-
t-ct on by pa, ing thsr.fora fair compensation
The document aesumes the compl-te ihdepend
encs of South Carolina, and this assumption
ONES i,h II. Ia the first proposition Lnd.r
the second head, he argues thai the position IL
the Administration 10 absurd. II The ,orts b.
regarded - property only. and he purpos. be
to protect IL. he considered the various vsys Of
protecting property. and sho ws that . collision
will not afford protection. Whether the fort
be taken or not. the roperty will be injured.
This injury he..ays can he avoided. aud every
dollar secured US South CsrOIiDs pledges
herself to pay the full va.ne. The communics-
tion pr eds to consider the result of The refu
cal to settle the question, as one Of property,
one OF dollars and c~.ts As The government
based his action on the idea u protec ing pror-
srsy, Col. HayLe contends tnst the Question
81 0uld be considered as one involving property
alone. As such u could be easily srraDg~0
He says further that he is instructed 10 sssure
the President ths, any sttempt to reinforce
will be considered declaration Of var.
tie Cabinet are 10 session to day, on the
communicative. .snticipatin that the President
will only reply TO Col. Hayne that he will
send communication to Congres.. end reply
tv the reasoning IL . special message. This
course depriv.s Col Hsyn. of a r~joindsr.
Col Hayne leaves on Monday. He thin.s
there viIl be DO attempt Oh Fort sum or till
after the organization Of the Son bern Rspub-
iiC, unless On attempt be made TO rsinforcs
Capt. Ingram. Of Kosta tellbrsty, rendered
bic written RI sigma ion yesterdsy to Secretary
Tsnsy. Who declined receiving il. and begged
him TO reconsider. He sgreed to withhold Il
until 70 day. when he will resist in IT, scoop
tAnee.