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NOTICE.

To james Richey.
You are hereby notified that there is file in
thc office Of the Clerk or the District Court Of lac
ty, Iowa,N Fort Madison petition Of Hiram barney,
claiming OF You. James Richey, the Of three hun
as. ....a-s, -.th ~, r@rs interest
payable annually as money due on mortgage made by
you 20 Charles Mason, and since assigned to said
plaintiff; Hiram Barney, dated 18th Of August 1856,
also claiming against you, the foreclosure of said
mortgage the same being upon the north half, OF the
quarter OF the south quarter or Section
twenty six, l260 Township sixty seven, lG.,) Range
seven, III west. Lee County, Iowa, for the -
money and further asking for sale Of said premises,
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before Of the second day OIL the next Of
Court to commence AT Fort Madison on the FIRST Mon-
day of December, A. D. lobi, default viii be entered
against you and Judgment rendered theron prayed
fur In said petition. H. SCOTT HOWELL, n
Aug 20, l,dln Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Dis.FlCT OF Iowa.
DY virtue of execution to me directed issued
ID by the Clerk Of the District Court of the Uni.
ted States for the Southern Division Of the District
Of Iowa, wherein patten, Lane. Merriam Co. are
plainti fs and ean ue q. Meek, Lueius S. Meek
Fayette Meek and Moses b. Meek arc defen-
dants, / have lehied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, At the door Of
te court house in keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, on
the 18th day of September, 1861, between the
hours of 10 o'clock n. and O'Clock p. IA. of
said day, the following property, to wit: Lot four
~ in block two ~. the undivided half t5) u
fractional lot fouIt4) In fractional block four
and forty 40) feet front and of of the south
east side OF lot three 60 in fractisns block four
IA, all in the town Of Pennington, Van Buren,
county, Iowa. Taken and levied upon as the pro-
pcrty Of Samuel O. Meek TO satisfy said writ of
execution. III. M. HOXIE, u. S. Marshal.
by HARRY Fulton, Deputy.
Auc ID Is6I--d4w
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NOTICE.

IL Henry Il. Vinal. sst
ion are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has hled,
MS petition II the District Court, Lee County, Iowa,
~ FORT Madison. against praying for Judgment
against Henry H. Vina, upon his mortgage given to-
Charles Mason for the Of Thousand doliars.
with ten per cent interest from August, lcl for
the sale Of the east half of the fractional northwest
quarter, and the southwest quarter Of the north wcst
quarter Of section slA lO) Township sixty sA le9,)
Range six, bs9 west, Ia Lee County Iowa, to pay on
said debt, and the eAtnEuishment Of all equity OF
demptions and for the appointment Of Receiver To
take charge IN said property.
And you mast appear aud answer said petition by
Of the second day Of term 0 said Court to be
held Oh the first Monday oil Jeeember, 1851, or Iudg
ment Will be had thereon, As prayed for
III. SCOTT HOWELL, 's
/ Aug.29, 'dldlm Attorney Tor plalatir.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


VS.. District Court Lee Co.
s. S. BILLINGS. ct a. Iowa. Ft. Madison.
To s. s. Billings, Lucinda Billings his wife, J. M
Billings, T. I. Haxelton, VIM. sullivan, Eliza
Sullivan his wife, X. III. Abbott CO., James b.
Smith Co John Beal d Co., Geo. Beal. Eliza
Beal, landlord h Brother. Alexander johnson
George +. jenkins. ii. S, Taylor, kob't Il. Carr,
A.P. Spauidug, CLARK & Andrews, y. Gray,
Miller, Alexander 4 Go, Archibald Henderson
j W Rankin, lmil Pretoruis, Pattens, Lane A
Merriam, Galloway Webster, Emma Nj. Will
liams, Executor of George Williams, deceased
Andrew Webster, r. W Phiuney, Reynolds 4
Richardson, George +, Andersen, II. "A. Thou p
son, "The Washington Union Insurance CO.
- he Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company
q. B. Tweedy, Peter s,ryker, shapleigh, Day a
Co., nj. ID. 9eorged Co., Hirain Barney, ii ". +
Block, Duvall, keighler Il Co., VIM Thompson
4 Co.. iosiah II aines, John w. Bills 4 Co, W.
r. DevouA lockwood, George Cooper Co.,
Agnes p. Spauldng and Ben. 10 hnson and Henry
Robinson and Wm. Smith, Executors Of John
Beal deceased, tDefandantsl:
N0U are hereby seyeraliy notified that there
L is now file the Clerks oficc IT the District
Court Of Lee County ios a, nj Fl. Madison, a Ie-
titon ia Chancery II David w. kilbourne, claim
ing judgment against s Z. Billings for fifteen
thousand dollars upon his promi ssory notes. and
against all II said defs dants the foreclosure OF
mortgage IN AIDE by said ;. =. iilings to said Xii
bourne, securing said notes, upon part of lot
twelve (I2), block twenty-six l26i, lot fronting
sixty-one ieet on Second street by fifty feet deep
commencing fifty feet fromJ ohnson street, ia the
City or keokuk Lee County, Iowa; praying for the
sale Of Said premises discharged Of all liens 81
each and all Of said defendants, and for gene a.
relief; and also for general execution agans,
said :. S. Billings for 30 much ct said plaintiff
claim as the salt Of sad lot shall not pay of.
And you must each appear and answer said petit.
ton by Of the second day II the next term Of
said Court, to be holden on the LIST Monday oil
december, A, u. 1861, or Judgment and decree
will be bad therein as prayed for.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug. 3. 1881 .d4w Solicit tor for Petitioner.
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STATE Or IOWA.

Lee County.
Let pubeston of the foregoing original notice be- made
In tbs Daily 6ae City, daily eewSpaper published
4Ksokak IN said County, such publication 10 be made for
four consecutive weeks according 10 law.
h Witness my hand this 3st day Of Aug. A. d. 1851
ERIE j. LEIGH CPk Dist Court.
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given that on She 28ti
day of August, 1861, at the door Of the Clerk i
Office in the city If uk, Lee County, Iowa, !
shall proceed to sell for cash In hand TO the highest
bidder he following property, to-wit: Lot numbel
twelve Tl21 In block number thirty-three I33l in
the city tf keokuk, county of Lee aud State Of
Iowa.
The sale is made by virtue of Deed Of Trust
from Sarah Ann socknan and John II. Sockman
her husband to me made, to secure the payment OF
d certain note made by the said Sarah Ann Sock
man and John Ii Sockman to the order of Robert
L. Ruddick for the sum Of two hundred and ninety
eight and 80 100 dollars $2ss.32), dated August g.
$50, and payable twelve months after date, which
note is due and uupaid, and by the terms of the
Trust Decd am .quired to sell the property.
Sale between he hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock Pm
WILLIAM RUDDICK, Trustee,
Aucust Is 1851 -dlOt
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THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
IN ORDER TO PLACE THE
BEST FAMILY MACHINES I'm THE
Within the reach of all we have reduced our
Letter a, or Transverse Shuttle Machines
(pith Hemmer,)
Beautifully Ornamented, to $50.
THESE LETTER MACHINES
Contain Recent valuable Improve
Wewould ask orthem before purchasing else
whers) the special attention of Vest makers,
Dress makers, and all who want Machines FOR light
manufacturing purposes.
Singers No. lGl Standard Shuttle Machine,
both Of very general application and capacity and
popular in the family and manu- actory. Prices
reduced, respectively from $l3b and $3.50 to 500
and 500.
jINGER,s NO. 3 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For Carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete, ei2b.
The Singer Machines
Make the interlocked stitch, which is the best
stitch known. They are Of great speed, easily un-
.pIa yv,s of DIN II inv
adapted TO the heaviest and lghtest goods, are fin
ished IN the most perfect manner, and may be used
for several years without requiring repair.
THE STANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Trimming, Ac.. will do more
work, earn more money, and is cheaper thu those
Of any other maker as gilt.
Webave always on hand HENMING GAUGES,
SILK TWIST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
ON SPOoLS, BEST MACHINE OIL in bottles, DC.
CHICAGO AGENCY, No. so Ciark.st.,
sherman h0usc.)
ms- Letters fer The Above Agency should be
Addressed ~. M. SINGER co.,
j. BILLING Agent for Keoku k, Iowa
ALL persons requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES. their sizes, prices, work
ing capacities, and the best methods uf purchasing
can obtain ii by sending fer copy Of
4. m. singer Co.'s Gazette,
Which is o beautiful pictorial paper entirely de
voted TO the subject.
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIs.a
1. N. &INGEKA Co..,
NO. f5s BROADWAY,
April4-dsw NEw-ioRK.
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ECONOMY DISPATCH /
~"A srlrcn IN TINES SAVES NrsE."VR
Asaccidents will happen, even in we'll regulated
families, It'll very desirable 10 have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, dc.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Meets sllsuch emergencies, and no househol Id can
afford IS be ~ithoutit. is always read \, and up
60 the sticking point.
"UsEFUL In EVERY HOUSE,
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price
2tcents. Address
HENRY c. sPALDINa.
No. IS Cedar-st., New York
CAUTION.
Ascertain unprinci pied persons arc sttemptinv
10 palm ID m the unsuspaeting public mi atoms
Of my PREPARED GLUE, | would caution ali
persons to examine before purchasing, and see
thatthe fall name,
rsPALDING - PREPARED CLUE y
on the sstside wrapper; all othersare svipdit1un
ssat~Ssit. LAug3 dAwl
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OHIl,INAl. NOTICE.

To j. III Barker, administrator of the estate oil
Thomas Hardyman, deceased, Rob't Reed and
VIM. Marbinc, (defendants):
HIRAM BARNEY has fled in the Clerks Office
L i Of Lee County District Court at keokuk, a
petition and IN amended petition praying for q
iudgm against you said Barker as minstra tor
&C., for 1921 and 10 per cent. interest from LIST
of December, 1858, upon a mortgage OF Thomas
HArdynan TO Charles Mason on forty acres of Of
the south side Of the southeast quarter of section
"a, township SO, range west, in Lee county Iowa
"A sale Of said premises to pay said debt, and for
general rel lief, with costs.
And you must appear and answer said petition
by noon Of the second day Of the ncxt term of
said court, to be holden the first Monday of
Septem Der, 1861, or judgment and decree will &c
had therein against you by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aur T. 1851 dim. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAI. NOTICE.

OH
To Chas. W. Stag, Frederick Zugg, Duval, Keiah-
Ter Co, c. M. Slaughter Bro, Z. q. Webster
Co., Thsyer, Aldrich & Co.. A. 4 j. Trownstine
Co., A. q. Grinnan:
N0u are hereby respectively notified that there
l. is now on file in the Clerks Office of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fit Madison,
n petition Of T.. Wickersham claiming of yon
Charles w. Stagg the sum of twenty-five hundred
dollars with 10 per cent. interest pr annum paw
able annuslly, as money due ON promissory note
and secured by mortgage made by you 10 j. ii
Holmes and since assigned to said e. j. Wick er-
sham, dated June Is, IS; also claimidg against
each Of you the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same being upon Lot No. Sin Chatham sqnsre il
the city OF keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, fer tie pur-
chase money, and further asking for sale Of said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on before Of the second day OF the mex
term of said court, 10 commence at TT. Madison on
the first Monday Of December, A. ID. 1861 de-
fault will he entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon as prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
Aug. IA, ls6l-lm Att " for Pit f.
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IIoyd,s RatlrOa0 Map.
+ L0YD'S Railroad Map shows every Railroad
IL in running order up to February LIST, 1851
Every station IL marked down an the roads J. and
the distances between each station, and the total
ongth Of the road; also the lame Of Its officers.
their place Of residence, and the running time OF
the trains every Raifroad in America are given
Every river in America is traced out, and the
towns and cities on the Ohio and Mississippi and
other rivers are marked plainly, All the Forts,
Batteries ard strongholds in this country are laid
down prominently. Fer sale by
Nj. w. WESTcOTT,
jyIz Main-st., I'd door from 4th.
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NIIITAHH KBOKN.
SCOTT'S TACTICS, price 81 so
- Hardee's / so
u. 5. Infantry adopted May lat, 1861, 25
Cavalry Tactics, adopted by the " ar Dep'nt 3 10
VicIe d Han Book for Active Service, ] 90
Army Regulations for 1861, j DO
Hardee, in termtn, 30
Handbook for u. s. Service, %
Maps Of the Seat IF War, 26
For sale BY NJ. w WESTC0TT,
je2b-d Main IT, I'd door from 4th.
XOLU 10Th IOWA kEPOKTk,
Just received at
OGDEN BROWNEII 4CO.'S
CIfY BOOK AroRE,
Apr25d No s2Main-st
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

UNITED STATES STEAM FRrGATE ROANOKE,
Orr FORTRESS MONROE, Sept is, 1861. :
Boat Load of Rebels Desert SQUALLS Point and Flee 10
Fortress Misunderstanding Of the Roanoke-More G0icers
Detached and Changed, dc.
Yesterday is the usual fashion board Of menof.
war Sundays in port, day Of liberty among the
men, There continual stream Of visitors passing
and repassng from the different vessels OF the feet and
there larger number Of ships here than there has
been for time There must be at least 1000 sailors
in port here the different vessels No liberty was
allowed TO the men TO go on shore nor Will there be here
aftor during stay here We TO sail from here on
"Wednesday morning. which fact may dyulge now as
to to is not known but you must not be SURPRISED
if you hear of us somewhere down near savannah and
that the expedition will be successful there not shadow
OF doubt. God grant that IL may be-
But speaking Of visiting we received one lot Of ysiters
that we little expected boat containing lot Of retet
soldiers from Sewal's Point, taking advantage of their
Sundays gradually worked Off from there until out
Of range Of their guns then with several long pulls
and strong pus brought up under the stern Of the rne
states 0pofwar 81. lawrence which the nearest
lying the Point The refugees were taken on board
dore Stringham to General Wool at Fortress Monroe.
They give deporabe picture of the rebel gathering at
Sewals Point Craney Island, Norfolk aud vicinity Haif
clad fed the rebel troops and if an oppor-
tunity offered many and many one OF them would leave
in double quick time.
operations going On among the rebels; but what they
dvugs Of such character as to be OF great importance
to US in future movements. Most OF the men VIII IN an
probability now join under tho Stars and stripes and
assist to bring desperate old associates TO sense OK
their manhood The deseron Of these speaks badly
for Tho cause of the rebels and shows that the effect Of
the recent glorious victory at aeras IS having us erect
at distance as well as in North Carolina.
Lieut. Robert W. Scott who has been on our snip snee
IL went into commission to-day took leave OF US end the
hearty cheers of the crew who manned the rigging as our
old sLipmate went over the sides.
O,r master Can't Edward Caverly, who Is well known
in New York leaves us today, having bcen cetacneo
to take command of the bark Gemsbok wncn m !ing I'm N
bort here She is fine craft manning te,T guns on each
side with pivot.
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THE PRIVATEER. SUMTER
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE ENGINEER ON BOZ
REBEL SYMPATHY ON THE PART OF BRITISH

AN INTERVIEW WITH THE ENGINEER ON BOARD
REBEL SYMPATHY ON THE PART OF BRITISH SUB
JECTs, ETC.
private letter was received yesterday from Trinidad
by Messrs. Wheeler Wilson, from which have been
permitted TO take the following extract
The dread of prvateers very great in this island
that ons for the present feels safe embarkng
speculation Of this kind, and particularly now after
having had O visit Of week from the prvatcer
SUMTER after successful cruise taking eleven prizes
the Antilles, leaving five in Port Cabelo and six in
Havana She brought with her the mate and part of tho
prize Of the prize JOS Maxwell, from Philadelphia
captured Ave miles off the coast of Laguayra which she
had just left with 600 barrels Of -four balance of her
cargo destined for Port Cabelo Her object in bringing
them here ascertain the fate Of the pvateersmen
of the Savannah, and to subject them to tho
ment if the galows had been their lot but finding
nothing Of the kind had TRANSFERRED they liberated,
with a written promise from each not TO take
up arms against che South. I had long conver.
sation with the engineer on board who is
welshman, and aseertained from him that
they were determined to lay hands on every Ameri-
can vessel hang from the Northern ports and when in
danger themselves Of being captured TO blow tho whole
thing up rather than be made prisoners They great
ly emberedagainst the North and quite sanguine
of ultimate triumph.
She took fresh supply Of coal and proceeded on her
guar cruise. Not little surprising, however, the
appearance after week Of tho Northern steamer Key
State eight guns, in search Of the Sumter and not
finding her here she started of Immediately determined
to capture her all hazards but my opinion they
contact with each other 1T will be death struggle
the part of both and the Keystone 6ate being pad
die boat, with her engines all deck, would probably
fare the worst for in disabling her thus the other would
have the whole control think it great mistake the
part of the government to send ont such vessels
cruise. There is great deal of sympathy manifested
here for the South particularly by British subjects They
highly eated with the Sumter. She is ,certanly
beautiful boat and if captured would be glorious prize
for the North.
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS ARMY.
REPORTED MOVEMENTS OF JOHNsTON's
REBEL FORCES.

DARNsrowN, Sept. 10, 1851.
Reports are current here that Johnston is moving up on
the Virginia side OF the Potomac Some state his force
as high as from thirty five to forty thousand II he
essays the attempt his advance will be met in becom
ing manner.
The remaining mutineers Of the New York Nineteenth
regiment twenty three in number, to be Ba
more to-day and forwarded thence to the Tortugas The
original number was 202, but the remainder have re-
turned to their duty and allegiance
Yesterday one of the hottest days Of tho
For several hours the thermometer stood 90 degrees
a shady location.
one OF the prisoners, the Row. Mr. Wilson, Of Balti-
MORE was invited to conduct religious In the
encampment of the Fifth Connecticut but he declined to
do So
The number of important political prisoners now held
by Provost Marshal Stone, of tho Fifth Connecticut
twelve the cases of several others have been disposed Of
The number of prisoners confined by edcts of courts
tal is comparatively small considering the magnitude of
the army,
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IMPORTANT MILITARY CONFERENCE AT
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE Sept Is, 1861.
II Is currently stated that important conference was
held here yesterday, at which present several high
military gentlemen
The arrest of Messrs Bonc, Brewer and Young has
stricken terror into the rebel ranks Of our community
and II is said that Of the leading peace men are
likewise expecting to be arrested
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NOTE FROM MR.. VALLANDIGHAM.
TO TILE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

DAYTON, Ohio, sept. Is, 1851.
win you be kind enough to say that the "Hon G. l."
valandgham, Of Ohio is not as asserted in your issue
Of yesterday "devering secession stump speeches and
writing secession letters anywhere or 70 anybody, b
quietly attending TO his business In his own district
among his own constituents in his own way, "subect
only the constitution and proposes continuing so TO
dor His worst sin that he subscribes pays for and
reads the NEW York HERALD The Congressional Gtote
"mplicatesr him in all the "treason" whereof he is
guilty and he adheres TO It, G. l.. YALLANDlGHAM
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. II, /
Via BALTIMORE, Sept. IS, 1861
The steamer from Old Point has arrived but brings No
news Of Importance.
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A Battle Expected Between the Union
and Rebel Forces-General Anderson
Called on by the Legislature to Repcl
the Rebels, &c., &c.
LOUISVILLE Sept 17-1Q;30P NJ.
Tclegraphic communication below Eizabethtown has
been interrupted since six this evening Great military
activity prevails in the city. All the Home Guards
Union) are assembling
Part of Rousseau's brigade landing here and il
is understood they to proceed southwark over the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Immediately.
The Home Guards (Unon) are all out in uniform. Their
destination is supposed to be southwark.
Especial despatch to the Memphis Appeal says General
Baxton Bragg has been appointed Confederate Secretary
Of War, vice L. P. Walker, resigned
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept IS, 1851.
At nine O'Clock this morning, when the government
troops reached Rolling Fork five miles north Of Null
draughs Hill they found the bridge the fork burned
and the enemy on Nuldraughs Hill His number
unascortaincd
Gen. Sherman discovering ford about breast deep,
sent accommodating party which had not returned at
four o'clock this afternoon, at which time Lieutenant
: Colonel Johnson despatched from Louisville with
additional force of 70O consisting Of the remnant Of Rose
crans command, and about 400 Of the Home Guard
(Union)
There was great enthusiasm by the bystandsrs at the
depot on the departure OF the troops southwark from
Louisville.
The city Is full OF rumors Of which is that General
Buckner is commanding the rebel forces Mddraughs
HILL which is doubtful. Another is that after
tho rebels had burned the bridge at Rolling Fork
the Union burned the bridge at Non, fifteen miles
south of Ezabehown whereby they stopped two Of the
three trains which the rebels supposed they had obtained
by tho burning Of the Rolling Fork bridge This pro-
baby true.
There have been no trains from the South today Tele
graphic communication South has also been obsructed.
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
FRANKFORT Sept II, 1861
In the Senate bill introduced to provide for the
security Of the State army and protection of the railroads
In the House Mr. VOLTS report from the Committee
Federal Affairs was adopted, to so.
FRANKFORT, Sept. IS, 1851
The Committee on Federal Relations reported substan
TALLY follows
Whereas The rebel troops have invaded Kentucky and
nsoeny dictated the terms upon which they will retire.
Therefore
Resolved, Tat General Anderson be invited to take
instant charge Of this department and call out force
sufficient TO expel the invaders
This passed the House and the Senate concurred Is TO O.
The Senate also passed the Conckn resolution with
but three nays which proposes conne the to the
two armies, and dscountenances partisan quarres as
leading to civil war.
MnVEMENTC
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SEIZURE OF TWO MORE VESSELS UNDER
THE CONFISCATION ACT.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II 1861.
The schooner Fair Wind of and from Fall river bound to
Baltimore ballast, captured, as being partially
owned in North Carolina, the Goth umo inside Cape
Henry by the United State steam frgae Minnesota which
placed prize board and brought her to this port
this morning.
Also the British schooner Prince Alfred, of and from
Antigua bound to Baltimore, with twenty puncheonS
noasses and fifteen hundred bushels salt was Captured
OF Cape Lookout the 9th instant by thesUnted States
steemer Susquehanna, who also placed prize crew on
boar and brought her into this port to-day.
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THE NATIONAL LOAN IN BOSTON.

Tho subscriptions to the Treasury yesterday reach
ed nesrly 1925, 900.