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Court Notice.
e,,.. s7,,,.,sS. Court OF Common Pleas ,
vandeEburgh County. fis62. - -
Michael p Jones,

Nancy Ann Webb, Charles ( o'p'i07
w. Sands and Mary Ann
Sands, ~ -r -e5a.
1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT 6leI this 1lth day Of
November, 1851, IN the Office vi tire Clerk or the
Court aforesaid, that Char5es " Sands and Mary
Ann Sands. two OF the defendants in The above
entitled action Che object of watch il TO foTeciose
a mortgase) are not residents Of the state OF In
diat a. hOfice Of the pspdencg Of this action is
therefore given to said deieHdants, and that the
same will stand for trial at the next term Of the
Court aforesaid 20 be bessUn add held at the Court
House, ia the city OF Eyansvlle in the county end
State Aforesaid, the first Monday in January,
A. D. 1862.
Witness, the Gleck Of said Cont This 18th day
of November, 1861. ltat Ell -
LOUIS RICQIER. Clerk. Il
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aB- The 18th and 18th Indiana Regi-
ments are in camp at Louisville
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B6@ Gen. Fremont arrived in New York
last Friday, and refused ali public demon
STATIONS.
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ia Rosencrans has placed Gen Ben
ham under arrest for allowing Floyd to
escape
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Court Notice.
STATE OF INDIANA, Court Of Common 53 Pleas 20
Vanderburgh County s 1s6s. - : :
Abraham Anspach=T aud
Levi Nj P1aut,

Vanderburgh County 1ses.
! Abraham, Anspacfar aud
! Levi NJ Plaut, s -.sf.,t.,,.,,t
/ william R Wilkinson
It appearing by atfilaYit, this day lied in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Ceprt aforessid that the
elaim.of the PLAINTIFF in tI.is action h inst and
that said plaintiffs saght to teeover ST62 1910,
with interest upon S69l Is 100 from this date, ana
that the defendant Is a Hoa-resident Of the State
Of Indiana notice OF the p-ndency Of ihis action
Is therefore given to said William r. Wilkinson,
and that the same VII stapd Tor trial tie next
terI Of the Court aforssaid, 10 be begun and held
at the Court House, III the City If Evansville, in
the county and State aforesaid, the first Mon
day in January, A. d 1862.
Witness, Louis Ritcher, Clerk of eaid Court
this 18th day Of November, 1851 5t
Louis RICHTEK, G. G. GeR. Y. O..
49, g55.sgr = 's'g'''f'' = Is " sGi A
aAHERKE5z,5is- EE. p sY'ss IT.
Notice is hereby given that by yi-tus Of an or
der Of sale issued Of the Office If the Clerk
the FanderbuFgh Circuit Court IN favor of John
Lagow, and against JehasSf. Hushss and GoraeIia
Hughes, / will. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18Th, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. H. and o.
clock P b., Of said day, the door Of he Court
House, IN the City or EFanssiiie, Vasderbufgh
county, Indiana, expose 70 sale ri public auction5
the rents, issues and profits for tina term of
years, OF the following described Real E-tate TO
wit: The undivided hatf of all that certain lot
parcel OF land, beginning at a point nineteen
conveyed by Willard Carpenter and wife 20 vii
liam Mcdowell. recorded IN DEED Tecsrd book g u
pages III and i72 Of the records Of wander burgh
county, thence usrth eight chains and sixty eight
hundretas to the centre Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, thence north fifty SIX eaa third DEG rees,
east along the middle OF said Canal four chains
and eighty hundredths, thence south eleven chains
aud thirty tgFo shandEedthss and IRON tence four
chains tothe place OF Beginning containing four
acres. being part OF the east hsf Of the uOrth-
east quarfer Al section twenty nine t2). tovn- six
20 south range tea (lO} west ia tire Vincenues
land district, aud situate and being in The county
Of VanderbuTzh pnd state Of Andiaaa; and Should
said rents and profits rot sen Ora sanl sufficient
to satisfy said wit and cots VIII. at The same
time and place, sell the fes simple ef said prem
Uses
GEORGE sWoLbbI Sheriff.
Hall 6 Donald, Pi'as Attys. noy165Ww-
KBEBR O.STS,l ssOaEs, ksRG.H - &c.
"a. We have in.t n.anad- 2 nc stac-. ~ -l.ru.t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.sKR-N

ED.TEE.N'EsTR.ETO S.AZE.-Notics
6LM is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of Admins tration upon the
estate of Elizabeth Smith, late of Vanderburgh
county, Indiana, deceased. All perdons having
claims against said estate. will present them forth
WITH duly authen ticatsd, for settlement; and all
ers0ns indeb ed TO said estate viii be required to
make immediate payment. Said estate is supposed
t. b. solvent WATSON BATES,
nov 23 3ww ,dmihisi Fator
U0vFN 81 CAECKR.V-s,
n at from 81 10 ~ 81 2u per dozen, at
VICKERY Bros,
tui No. ~ Main Street.
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Evansville Artillery Company, At
tentiOng

You are hereby directed to appear at the
Council Room this evening, at Z o'clock,
to attend to business which is of interest to
every member. By order,
P. BURK, Company Clerk.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered In the City, per week. .......-..SU ~
BF mail in the City, per year Gin adFaneel o w
FOR WEEKLY:
By mail per year, single subs riber o.
IS club of five Ito one addrsss) 90
ADYE RTISING. q
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS: t=s
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
Dr. Ralston, BoonviIle, Warfick Co. =
John M. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey DO.
John q. Deugherty, RockpoFt, Spencer %.
james L. Thornton Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick 90.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, POseyvtlle, Posey 90.
H. II. Cusren, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., WRrrick Go.
@. P. 0avanah, 0wensyille, Gibson 70.
F. M. THAYERs EOIFoR
q. K. DREW associate EDITOR
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TO AL whom it may Concern.
Piano for Sale at Auction.

ON the 18th day of December, 1861, the usdar-
" signed viii sell al public ane ton, at his Piano
forte ManutactOry, in the city Of Evansville one
Pianoforte, the property of Edward B. Seymour
and Clarinda Seymour, to satisfy a mechanics
lien, storage, aud the costs for advertising and
selling the same. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. ID. CHRISTIAN DECKER, JR.,
Piano Manufacturer,
nov20-3td&W Sycamore street, betw. End & 80.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LILLE GAS LIGHT CO.,

OFFICE EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT COL
November 80, 1861.
All Gas Consumers VIII please take notice that
the rule of this Company % shut off the Gas Of all
their bills before the IOtA day f each month viii
be strictly enforced,
BY order of the Board of Directors.
novS0-tl0 JOHN J. CHANDLER. Pres't.
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ORDER OF COUNCIL. DIRECTING LOTS
To RE EITI.ED

And now here il appearing to tho Common Conn
Gil of the City OF Evansville, that lot No. 81 10
Block No. 8, in the Eastern Enlargement OF said
city, is situated that water 5Jiects AMI remains
stagnant thereon, aud the owner or owners of said
Lot are hereby directed and required BY the said
Council 60 al up said Lot to such height viii
prevent water from collecting and remaining stag
naat thereon, within thirty days from the pas= age
of this order.
l. Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville,
do hereby certify that the foregoing il true auf
complete copy Of an order Of said Council, passeo
the 3D. day # August a. y. I86ls 50 fsr u
lates to the within named Lot.
La witness whereof, have hersuittq subscribed
my aud affixed the seal Of si Gity, iris lafn
day of August, A. - 1851
augl4 PATRICK RU RI u.
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" The Star SpangIed Banner ia Triumph yet waves
Ger the land of the Free and the home of the
Brave.r'
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coRPoRATIoN NoFIcR. :
ORDER ron PLANK sIDF-wALK.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Nov. o, lS6I,--And nov it ishereby ordered and
directed by the Comngn Council Of de City. OF
Evansville, that the Of all lots Or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the tl-wast side OF
Ninth street from Ann to lfFfsiOn htr5et IN said
City, cause the sidewalks hereon 81 BE- hroaghr TO
the proper grade, and that they cause sidewalk
Of Glass Ne 2, 10 be laid down thefeon within
thirty days from The publication . his order
p BUBKE, GlerE.
CLERK s onfees sNoy. q fsgl. s. { s.
MCsDkERG TGEss s.skE 4gR RE.RE
y ESTATE for the payment Of the costs and
peDses Of sidewalk improvements. Notice Is here
by given, that by virtue Os precept issued aY he
Mayor Of the City Of Evansville, add 10 me- direct
ed, viii sell at public aUctohs at he door Of the
Court Honse, in said civ, on Thursday, Nov Is,
1861, at O'Clock H., the following lots par
cells Of real esssrs. or so much thereof may be
necessary to pay tue amount charged and assessed
against lois respect lively, for the costs and ex
penses of making sidewalk improvements for said
lots together with the costs OF sale:
George Rosener, -Lpt-2, Block 50, Eastern
VIM. II Law, Lot II. Block n, Eains,scoi. Is So
Hiram Nelsons s. y. y Of the n. =. y Of
Lot 6S. U PIPER En3a fefifen II 20 =
Hiram Nelson, Is by IS teet 5. " OF alley
end of same lott. .............. y 1 y
Aliis q Walkers Lot l, ls6ck Is, Stock weli's
AlIis < Waller, Aot Nos2, Block IS. Stock
vel 4 " arge1' es ~ 2Qe72
wells Enlargement g 06 =
Converse Clement5, Q feel On -iigh street, by
40 feet deep being The S III side 81 cot
No. 9, in Block No.. "a, 4thf EHlaTsa Iaent, 3 43
Francis Estmoods, Lon l. iaock 81, Eastern
En- largen1c Gy32
Ronald Fisher II ieet on Cherry street by
% feet deep, b9ipg The y. Es-535ot the ).
". % Of Lot No So in the Upioc Euarg IG, %
noviitds CHRISTIAN HEDBERICus G. C.
Ro--o
OD MP or frnTTNftFT MP UfFTTNf1 Z nTG
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Special gVsOtace.

ER1OA I ; D6c. ., 1901 is
the last day that Taxes can
be paid without additional
cost. G. HEDDERICH,
Collector.
dec3 = 80 :,
HP.RsYH .STOTKCE.-The Annual .Neeting
.-AD Of the Stockholders in the Branch at Evans
Vile, of the Bank of the State of Indiana, i'll be
held at the Banking House, in Evansville, sn
Tuesday, Jan. 7th, 1862, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. M, when state
ment of the condition of the Branch will be sub
mitted, and election will be held for Ave Di-
rectors to serve the ensuing year.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
SAAI'L BAYARD, Cashier.
ED yTKJN.KsT R-s r CAS- s1V'sSsG.xG7E[
ministration With the will annexed, on the estate
of John s. GaVitt, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. Persons indebted to the estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement. said
estate Is supposed to be solvent.
dec3- 3tw Administrator with vim Annexed.
H1I4yVeH SE.hE.R SILT 100 bbis, bushels
s. E. GILBERp q CO..
decS No. Sycamore St
HTsHETS LE.UB.-5o barrels for sale BY
does = . : = "
GNT.gR C.9JN'DEES.-3O0 whole half and
~ or. boxes best quality for sale BY
dscs s. E. GILBERT co.
HMeEV-Rs, .NOTRRRs .aJV,E0 SIS
~ tiers, whose husbands, sons and brothers
are serving in the army, cannot put into their
knapsack more necessary or valuable gift than a
few boxes of H0LLoWAY'S PILLS & ONT
MEHT- They insure health even under the ex-
po5ures of soldiers life. Only 20 cents box or
pot. 219
dec3
IWVRB DkB.RTRS EyV' COW GRRss.
n The DAILY GLoBE and The CONGRESSIONAL
GLoBs AND APPENDIX (the official papers of Con :
gress) will be published during the next session
of Congress, to convene ia this city the 6rHt
Monday in next December.
The DAILY GLOBE will contain full report of
the debates in both branches Of Congress; also,
the news of the day, together with such editorial
articles as mag be suggested by passing events.
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX viii
contain report of all the debates of tho session,
revised by the speakers the Messages of the Pres
ident of the United States, the Reports of the
Heads of the Executive Departments, the Laws
passed during the session, and copious indexes ts
all. They will be printed a double royal sheet,
quarto form, each sheet containing sixteen royal
QuartO pages
The CoNGREssIoNAI GIoBE AND APPENDIX pass
free through the mai Is of the United States under
joint resolution OF Congress passed the 9Th of
August s62. -
TERMS:
For one copy of he Daily Globe during the SEES
sion 90
For one copy of the Congressional Globe and
. Appendix during the session 90
The Daily Globe may be taken for one or more
tions for the Congressional Globe and Appendix
must be for the entire session. -s=
The notes of specie paying banks, gold or sill
yer, or postage stamps, but 10 other currency,
win be received for subscriptions
JOHN O. RIYEs. .
Washington City, Nov %, 1861
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DEBB OysSS, ssOsEs, ksHG.H = s, &c.
Ia We have just opened iarse stoc1 IF Bonnet
and Trimming Ribbons, French l0wers Roses
Piumes, Bushes, and Millinery Goods gone III sIy
SCHAPKEK L BuSSfEG,
nov30 70 Main St.
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NHBRTFFs s.sns y .. 20.

a L. Robinson, Pl'hs Attorney
Nov. II. IS6t.-3wW s
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EE3EUeES, sHOTRERS saJNrEB SIS
~ tiers, whose husbands, sons and brothers
are serving in the army, cannot put into their
knapsack more necessary or valuable gift than
few boxes of H0LLoWAY'S PILLS & ONT
MEHT. They insure health under the ex-
po5ures of soldiers life Only 20 cents box or
pot. 2l9
-
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Washington City, Nov %, 1861.
dec3-2Wd
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0MRREFFs s.sER, NO. al.

@TOTTOyN~ R.R 7'TE.R-6Fz-I01 bales for sale
u by S. L. GILBERT & CO,
OcI2 $50 No Sycamara street.
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By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the Yanderbafgh Circuit
Court, in favor of John A Reitz, an against
BenAiah loss. Pigeon township, aud others, Il will
offer for sale on
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,&HERKEfs7s 's-gl. , we ~

Notice is hereby given that by vi-tue Of an or
der Of sale issued Of the Office Of the Clerk O
the FanIerburgh Circuit Court IN favor of John
Bagow, and against JehlisYf. Hushss and GoraeIis
hughes. will.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
River Items.

TUESDAY, September 3.
ARRIVED.
JIMMIE WHIPPLE, White, Montrose.
PEMBINA, Hill, Montrose.
AID HINE, Gait, Dubuque
FRED LoRRNz, Green, St Paul
PoAEkoy, Davis, Fort Madison.
DEPARTED.
CLARA HiNR, Patten, Dubuque.
JENNIE WBIPPLE, White, Montrose.
PEMBlNA, Hill, St. Paul.
FRRD LORBNZ, Green, Nontro:e.
PoAEROY, Davis Fl. Madison.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel
departs for Montrose and intermediate landings
to-day.
The light draught packet Ad nine, Capt Gait,
will depart for Dubuque and way points this
morning.
The Belfast will leave for St.Paul and way points
I -lay.
The Northern Line Packet Denmark, Capt Rob.
inson, will be down and depart for st. Louis TO-
day.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.-We are requested
state, that until further notice, the Northern Line
packets will transport passengers from this point
to Dubuque at one dollar each, cabin passage, and
.tfsy cent? deck passage. Previously their rates
have been three dollars. The travelling public
will please take notice.
THE WRECK SoLD.-Thc wreck of the ill-fated
Grey Eagle was sold yesterday to Ben Campbell,
Of Galena, for 1926.
LAID Ur.-The Metropolitan has laid up at
Aontrose. The Henry Clay will take her place.
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STATE OF Iowa, ADJ'r GESERALs OvSICE.
Davenport, Aug. 81, 1861.

Tomsst the late requisition Of the War De.
partmsnt upon this State. hereby invite all
true and loyal citizen Of the State, of suitable
age and qualifications. whs are willing to
serve their country In this. her hour Of peril
and Of need. to report themselves at once to
the commandants Of either Of the Camps
forming at Davenport. Dubuque and Iowa City.
when they will at once b resolved into service
for the regular period Of sslist@ent under said
requisitioo. .eonsigssd 70 Co. : composing the stA
oh, 10th. llth. and 18th Iofantry Reeimsnts.
Government viii furnish arms. uniforms and
squipussts; and. Il = dssirsd. thst volostsses
viii rspost thsnsslvss % - - ssnplsts thsis
Regiosaas - Ne sasusst dey penibla
~ \. = 1AEA AZ 0sassL .
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NIGHT DISPATCHES
From Washington.
tO~:oY A. AL~ Dzk

WAsHISGroS, Sept. 3.
Most trustworthy adyices received from Vir-
gina, place the number Of the Rebel troops Of
that State now in the field at $1,000 men.
The enemy are concentrating large force south
Of Alexandria, and also erecting tteries near
the mouth Of Occoequan river.
Heavy firing has been heard this morning in the
direction of our lines the opposite shore of the
Potomac, but No reports Of battle have been re-
ceived.
The proclamation Of the President closing Re-
bel ports will not be issued 1t present.
Some skirmshing took place this morning in
the vicinity OF the Chain bridge over the Poto-
mac. 1t is not believed to have been of . serious
character.
The Navy Department is more active than ever.
From the preparations making, it is evident the
affair at Hatteras is to be followed up by other
attacks.
There has been report in circulation in this
eity this A. NJ, of tho death Of JEFF Davis. En-
quiries have been made by the reporter OF the As
sociated Press here, but nothing leading to con-
frmstion of such . rumor as been ELECTED. The
statement may have arisen from the fact that
flag was seen flying at half-mast over an encamp-
mont of the enemy.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
JeG. Davis Reported Dead |!
FORT HATTERAS TO BE HELD BY
THE GOVERNMENT.
Capture Of Sleep Loaded with Arms
HEAVY FIRING ON THE VIRGINIA SIDE
OF THE POTOMAC.
Later from Europe.
Privateer jeff. Davis Wrecked.
Privateer Jeff. Davis Wrecked
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From New York.

From New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.
The Arago arrived to-day. An officer Of the
returning expedition from Hatteras, reports hav-
ing seen near Hampton Roads q strange steamer
towing what appeared to be q floating battery.
1t is believed it was intended to obstruct commu-
nication between Fort Monroe and Hampton.
Tho Courier des eatds Inis, has gone into new
bands, and will hereafter drop advocating South
ern rebellion.
Tammany Hall last night elected a full delega-
tion Of loyalists to the Syracurc Convention.
Times Washington Correspondence
1t has been determined BY Government to hold
the position at Cape Hattsras, ough it the
original intention to destroy and abandon the
works but now it will be made q rendezvous for
Army and Naval forces. This expedition is but
the commencement of operations of which the
Navy Department has made ample preparatio ems
and will be rapidly developed.
Tho propeller Herbert arrived yesterday,
having brought prize small sloop taken
tho day previous. She is heavily loaded with
revolvers, primers and amuntion, including
one thousand pounds Of percussian caps, blank
cts. surgical instruments, medicines, DC, DC
She was worked by three men, one Of whom es-
capped to the Va. shore. The others were taken
prisoners. The sloop is said to have taken on the
freight in Washington.
The Herbert shelled the woods and brush near
the Rappahannock, without discoveringany rebels
The Herald correspondent sends the following
dispatch:
"A dispatch has been received here to-day from
Richmond via Louisville, announcing the death of
JET. Davis"
his accounts for the display Of flags at half
mast frem the Rebel ramparts to-day. The Rebels
at Munson's Mill are practicing their artillery in
throwing balls and shell into the adjacent Eouses
compelling the fan lilies, chiefly women and child
rem, to fee to the woods for safety.
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Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Sept. j.
The Arabia from Liverpool 2ith Of Aug, has
arrived.
Breadstuffs inactive.
Provision g. small transactions
A company of Italian soldiers at Ponte Loudo,e
while being refreshed were set upon by the peo-
pie, and number massacred The troops retalia
ted the next day, destroying the whole town. One
hundred and fifty persons were killed.
The CORES pondent of the London Ii0ts gives a
a very gloomy account Of the state Of affairs at
Naples.
Cardinal. Pieceomm and Sentueci are dead.
Two supposed assassins had attempted to enter
the house Of Garibaldi, by night. They escaped
after being fred upon. One Of them was woun
ded.
The re- a ,tioni.ts had made an attempt to land
a torcs at Saniael Toronto but were repulsed.
AusrRIA.-The Hungarian Diet was formally
dissolved on the 23d Of Aug, and new one is 10 be
called. resolution passed both Houses deslar
ing the dissolution OF the Diet illegal, and provid
ing against the unconstitutional and arbitrary
conduct Of Government. The collection of taxes
by military forces will be rigidly enforced.
collision had taken place between the soldiers
and the people, in consequence Of the latter sing
ing national airs.
Relations between the European and japanese
governments are likely to be established. Foreign
merchants were being robbed in open day, and it
was believed that tho Japanese government sane
toned the proceedings.
The Independence Bugle publishes the sub
stance Of an outrage letter from the EN- to
the Pope, intimating that If the condition OF af
fasrs be aneliorated, the present status is to be
maintained.
BCursc has been less firm.
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ED.

In Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, Sabbath
morning, September lst. 1861, WILLIAM MASON
BENTON, son of K and NJ. BENTON, aged years,
10 months and 6 days.
Little WILLIE was an amiable and afectionate
child, his manner unefected and sincere. He was
constant and diligent member Of the Presbyte-
rian sabbath School, where his happy face will no
more be seen, and his vacant seat will te sad re.
minder that he will never again meet with his
little school mates to sing the hymn they loved
&C. we'll ; but may We not hope that he is one Of
that happy throng who surround the throne Of
God, saying,
Glory, glory, giory to God on high"
Sweetly submissive throughout his sickness, 10
was mercifully taken by a compassionate Father
from all tho temptation of sinful world to that
blissful place where sin and sorrow never enter.
To the bereaved parents, the sympathy Of those
who have felt like sorrow sincerely given, and
may grace be given to enable them to say, " Thy
will be DONE" FRIRxp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-04
From New York.

NV YORK, Sept ;.
John G. Rahming, merchant at 80 South st.,
was arrested last evening, on charge OF treason.
endeayored to induce the captain Of the
schooner Arctic to proceed t. Nashua, n e., and
take thence . number Of cannon to Wilmington,
NC. The captain declined to enter into the bu-
siness, and subsequently the matter came to the
knowledge OF the police authorities. Kahn,ng
isa native of the West Indies, and was sent to
Fort Lafayette.
The prisoners taken at Fort Hattsras are to be
nl.ced on board the hull BIandywine.