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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
professional Cards, Etc.


professional Cards, Etc.
JOnN COOKE, is. TITUS.
DRs. COOKE & TITUS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGE CONS,
Once. (up ~lr,) over IIrnIy& Bye's Stare ndjoin-
10 III" T,h graph niIlcr. opposite the Cary
au3l Main street. 3m
l.. It. CARR,
ArTORN EY-A Jaw.
fticr, in J. NJ douglass building, Main street.
np.II rLAcrRviLLe. Ism
q. D. HALL, G. YALE,
PdrerrWe. SIN Francisco,
Practice Law in all the Courts Of Utah.
Offices, at Carson and Virginia City. jc3O-u
IuhS nuMR, II. C. sLOss.
HUME & SLOSS,
ATToR NEY SAT LAW,
Office in city Block, Placervillc.
Will practice Law in the Courts Of FL Dorado and
adIoii ing counties -in th Supreme Court, and the
Courts Of Utah Territory. mig
II. K. STOWE,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoNvEYANcER,
Cniontown, Fl Dorado County.
A. A. VAN GUELDER,
ATTORN VAT LAW,
Placrrvle, NJ Dorado County. California.
OFFICE, corner Colomn and Main Streets.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

AnnLIrIuNISN What has the triumph
Of Ab"!itioni>m accomplished! II found
the Anc'ican people happy, prosperous,
contcntcd aud neighborlv; it has Sown
among them the seeds Of ,li>union, misery.
poverty anl iratriciIal hate, which bid
fair To end in their destruction us n nation.
Is there not conservative element among
rs >t'"nScsnous6to arrest and crush out
this terrible finaIiciSm Is it not the
duty If Democrats to unite for such an
object: The masses ARE looking 10 the
Democratic party To restore and preserve
the Union, and So long as it is divided il
can do nothing,
bows WITH SLAVERY. - The llarriSbur.
Telegraph, the organ Of the Secretary oI
War, SAYS:
"Tsre ",nH"t amt there Rrrer wW !, peace
again IA Ichdt nH,S FORMED "A, Eaitsd States, az
long as rl,Irery ceisis ia TIE .>'0th."
Is the war to be continued until slavery
ceases to exist in the United States? j.
this the reason why the Republicans in
Congress rejected every peace proposition
which was offered. Are millions III
treasure to be expended and thousands ot
lives sacrificed aud tho Southern States
-pcoPlcd by our nrishborS and friends
dcSolate'i Ia cmancipatc tho slaves.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
NJ. K. SHEARNR.

D.. NJ. X. SHEARER,
ATToRN EY- At Jaw
A-ASD>
NOTARY PUBLIC.
nv Office, at Residence. Main street, three
dUors above Bedford Avenue, PlaeeFVille. auto
All HOY,
CHINESE DOCTOR,
Omes-HOsPitAl, [auSl '>CApAtown.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

IKR s. TITUS, Recorder.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
REAL ESTATE
mn FOR SALE. E;a1

asH FOR SALE. sa9
largo brick store and dive ling In Market seet below
Second This is good business stan, occupied
a clothing store
large brick house, north VT corner Of Second
aud King sta. This Is old estab he'd busin'ss stand
aud It's sieini'y To the market makes II peculiarly de-
sfAala
three story brick house containing two stores and
a dwelling the south west corner It'll aud King Sis
Now occupied AS bakery and conitionery. Also the
house adjoining the above Seventh street
three story brick dwelling hore in Shipley street
above fifth, twenty feet front, nnty deep containing
two parlors and five chambers. sIabe Residence.
three story brick dwelling in French Street side
below Fourth, Tits may he had chtp
three story brio, dwelling In saeond Street north
sida between French and Walnut.
two story brick house 9Th Street Glow Pine
three story brick house MadtOn Street above 7h.
9th
Four hrte story brick houses on he east side OF Madi
son street between Sixth aud Sevenh.
unu do. On south east corner Stvrath aud Madison.
Three do on the west side of Madison between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
three story brick house In Lombard street between
Filth aud sixth.
A brick dwelling in Sixth street between Poplar and
Lombard. Two Stories both main aid back hudlneR
Two frame dwelling houses NJ north east OF
Third aud French streets
three story brick dwelling il Seventh street below
Lombard.
large number Of building lot at the corner Of 81
aud French Streets Very desirable
desirable building ~ by llU st in Fourth Arert be.
low Pine rhswhole Of the purcl re money may remain
upon the property
Also n beautiful country seat the road from vii
mnion 10 New Castle containing Il acres in excellent
order.
Terms accommodating JOHN McLRAR & SON,
jan ~ Nv, IN Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
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Wur--SI 90.
The LAdy's Manual Of Fancy work-sl26.
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Rare, Odd Curious, quaint Eccentric aud Extraordinary
I'll.
Life In Spain-81.
Adventures Of Jonathan Homehsad-sl.
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Acholsts New Work-woinan (Lea Fsmms) 81.
Asso, Love tlaAmour) a..
Compansation-Sl,
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waOd--50 cts.
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lncks Narrative--tl.
The Secret out or 1000 Tricks with CAtds-sl.
All the Magazines for March together with all II
Daily aud Weekly Newspapers, Stationary, Fancy doc q
Ac., In gieAt variety.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
CHEAP BOOKS
New Books New Books
Received At A. b. iNsLEE's,
No. COB Market street.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
liRiEF BIoGRArngs, by Samuel SMILES author OF Sol
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Peasant Life in Germany. Sl2t.
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NATURAL History. by wurhiuslon liooker, nearly 20
Illustrations. 5i0O
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JACK ~ FoRH CAsriE by llawset Martingae, illus
trated sl,?5.
ADvlNiuHgs ADAMS, Mountaincer Grizzly Hear Hun
ter In California by iiilteli. %.
LEcfURRs THE PHYSICAL FoRcEs ly FArradav ilua
trated. so cents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
GROCERIES.
Grooeries, Wholesale and Retail

JAtOb 3. MELDlN
f5eSd RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen Of Whining
E II ton, and the public generally that he has hand
III Eat his old established stand at the Of SEW.
ENTl and KING St. general assortment Of we'll select
ed Family Groceries, which he will sell At the lowest prices
and the most reasonable terms. Having for number
Of years been engaged in the business he respectfully in
vites the public to call aud examine his stock he feels
confident viii give saustion. f8
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

- beautiful country seat with two or NOR
- o. acres ui lAul, within one mile OF Wilmington
hsnU Del Mansion llnnh by Gu feet threr Stories
Nassl - handsomely lnishh, with wide yerauda front
SAakAl tud On one side portable gas works, and
water forced to the Third sOy with all the modern i'm
prnyements; large stable, urriaga house Nc; all tie
lu dings new, having ben erected within the lat
two or three years without egard to expense grounds
handsomely laid out with tie choicest shade trees and
eyeTgrten This property worthy Of the attention Of
Anyeeneman 10 want Of Adesrabld country residence,
is considered Of te best properties the
'ity. The pavement " eNhnded within few hundred
yAids If The Premises For irher inufmatiun apply
address SAM FL H. THOYiON, l,eal Estate AGENT 5OJ
Market ttreet, Wilmington, iel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
s. The Mutual Live StOck InSHr-
ance Company OF the state
Of HFPiaNVnrC,1

now fully organized aud repa d receive appi,i
| liuua 10 insure all kinds OF Live Stock such As
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP, Sc
II requires no elaborate argument to convince Intel
lscu community Of the Importance and proprety Of Live
Stock Insurance; 1t will It is Judged bs suit ient simply
~ call their attention TO the subject.
II the caeiu, calculating business nun rnusdfi- IL
prudent tn have his houses and merchandise insured
why not his horse aud Au Surely the latter
Item If property, Is as Important Din proportion to the
salupl as the former
Indemnity from loss by te only, stock and Horse,
has long been appreciated hut This is the first Company
organized in the state for the purpose Of nsufng against
lho combined risks ul ire, water accident aud disease
aud the inst company so lar rs @ are informed any where
organized un the mutual principles hut II this prurple
hns been successfully aud economically applied other
rharaciers VI insurance. Is Welt understood iu the
neghhuriHg conteit Is not Why It may lee Al
piled with equal pfnht TO this class.
The names of the Goporators aud Board a Directors
n ANY rate furnish guarantee that abuse Of the prl.
pe will BE- suffered, aud that the utmost care, fairnes
security and economy viii be- consulted In us manage
ment
Copies " The ae OF incorporation and bylaws of tile
Company ate eiy for delivery At the Office Of the scc.
tary ia Wilmington or will he forwarded Ly mail al-
plicaion to him. with address aud persons DESTROYS, after
due inquiry of nsutns their stock aiding the euter-
prise, viii please forward memorandum Of the prob ibe
amount they may wish insured when proper ageut will
be- sent to eNamu the stock and take The application in
due form. GEORGE @ LUBnELL, PYetdrut
ROBERT MeCAnB, Secretary.
Wilmington. lei, July Isl isbg.-H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
For- SaIe

4 SUPERIOR FARM aul Mil located in st. Georges
y Hundred, Sew C4sli County, Delaware, near the
delaware Railroad aud within THREE miles of odessa,
tanning TO Of land ID aieh state Of cultivation
which good tidn hui liufs snd superior Mill now
doing rxcetn bus This farm Is situated In one
Of the hest improved mel arluods in the County con-
venen to Schools, Church, well fenced aud watered
about ~ Peach Tiee- choice varieties In fu
bearing; will be sold accommodating terms and pos
session given by the 18th cot December Ten thousand
dollars remain secured the premises
For further Information arIy nr address,
SAML 4. THuMoN, K,al ESTATE Agent.
iY II 6U8 MARKET street Wilmington, Del.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24

GEAERAL Wool AT FORTRESS MONROE THE
Baltimore Clipper Of Tuesday Gays,
.sThc advent OF General Wool at the fortress
has entirely changed tho workings OF that lm-
portaut stronghold. The first thing that tue
general did was to inform those under him OF
bis policy, which was to be observed to the
letter. c,
"a number OF persons, who have been leea-
ing on Uncle Sam for some time without pro''',
we're Motif d in the politest terms possible that
their term of enlistment had expired that tneir
services were no longer required at Old foint
As consequence, the boat this morning brought
to this city large number of laborers and
oilers, who have been having nice time gen.
orally at Old Point. .u
Among the clearings. out at the fortress by
General Wool, was the ordering away OF up
ward O. fifty cases of choice brands OF old rye
and Otard Dupuy & Co. brandy. The nectar
arrived in ,he boat this morniig. and was taken
to the Adams Express office, iroT whence We
suppose it will lad its way back to New fork
The freight list of the Louisiana, this morning
also contained an entry Of articles removed
from Hampton before the town was destroyed
by The rebels. Tht articles consisted OF glasses
| chairs. nc.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
TOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
r FALL llv A.h.

By the splendid aid superior steam .dSA
,rs M METEOPOLIS, EMrlkE
STATE, BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE;
# great streng h aud speed but particularly adapted
o The navigation Of Long Leland Sound running -
uunection with the Fall River and Old Colony
nj road, di.tanoe of So miles only to Bos on
Leave Pier No. q, n Orth river, near the Dattely.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton.
Mondays. Wcdnesda and Fridays, at O'Clock, r
n touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
rueGIays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'CLOCK,
r NJ touching at Newport each way
rhess steamers are fitted with cominodius st tc
on : and cye-y u arrangement for the security and
,mfort OF passengers VINO are ahorded oy ,n,s Iou
nights ct on board, and, on arrival at all rtcI
n oceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
4, following morning or may remain on board un'
ii star, ng OF the Accommodation ~ n n 'Y
,hich ,hey NAV reach u ostou about S.lo A NJ
baggage master alta chci 10 each stsniher, WI"
r ceN es aud tickets the baggage, and accompa"'7"
| Il e same to its destination. . ,. IT,,
| A steamer runs, in connection with this line, he
tween Fall river and Providence carly. Accept Sun
days ,,, ,. =,
freight to Boston is forwarded through with gteh
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves fs,'
riyer ever, morning, kundays excepted, AT -,
O'Clock for Boston and New Bcdtora arriving ~ ~
dr.tina lion ut about II NJ. A,
For freight or pxssagc, apply on bosri. or ." INV
office on Pier No 3, North river 7 or state room
anil bcrths apply on board, or II dc rtd 10 seeu!'
them in advance, 10 ,,,, ,
auc cl7f 20 and Il West street. N.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
WHOLESALE MURDER.

Boston, August 23.-The barquc ltrina has
arrived. The crew make the following report:
July 3Oth. mate (Crolter) killed Capt. Dwyer
with a hatchet, while the latter was asleop IN
his berth. CrOlter then killed tho second mate,
Hantmett, of Boston, on the deck, with the
same instrument, and threw" tho body over
board. The next day Crol!er shot tile carpen'
tor from the end Of the jbboom. Cro'ter then
shot a seaman dead on deck, And also shot
Alexis Trotpopsy, a passenger, in the shoulder
He then rigged out boat with a mast and sail
and taking provisions, attempted to set fire tc
the barque. As he WAS leaving in the boat, nc
was set upon by the crew and killed No cause
can be assigned for the horrible acts OF Crolter
The crow say he was not crazy.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
tIy t,i,trist RcsiDitrt:

fhe regiment Of District volunteers autho.
rixed 70 be raised by Colonel James A. TAFT, OF
the National Guard Battalion, has already some
Ave companies mustered into service, and =
large squad is sworn In nearly every day. But:
owing TO the fact that the uuartermaster's and
Commissarys department have employed
large number Of men who were lately IN our
three months battalions, and many are also in
Gen. Banks's column, besides n large number
who have been mustered in with New York
beeh experienced In recruiting here. IN view
Of these facts, authority has been Obtained
from tho War Department, ey CO.. Isi, rT 70
Accordingly, Col TAFT has dispatched ,.ien Lieu
Col. Towers, Captains knight, Powell Mor,,son, d.
recruit. The officers Of this regiment are All
Arm and wel.triod offcors, all OF thom having
seryed in Inc late three months campaign, and
many OF them having been in tho Meaian war.
We reprut, under the circumstances that our
nifcers have to recruit elsewhere, but we would
assure our Northern friends, should they feel
inclined TO enlist, that q better set Of officers
cannot we'll be found. The regiment will 60 OIL
duty as soon rs It is complies ed, and II Is ex.
pected that It will be retained here as the
Home Guard.h
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
CENTRAL RAILWAY.

SurEaIsrESpESI's OFFICE,
turuH S,dtiAn, H.himorc Hgy ~ 1901.
On nd after sunday, May lsth, 1881 Trains on
SORTHERN ENTRAL RAILWAY arrive ana
d. na,t as iolIsws until further notice:
TRAINS NORTH
MAIL at S.l5 A NJ
EXPRESS at 1885 + PM..r,n, NJ
HiRRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at slSf'
The sis \. NJ train connects at Relay iouse MIN
aims en- III. Western Maryland Railroad NJ nan n
a ,,r Junction with Iianoyc: and GcuysOuIg nui nui
n.ds ,I York with York aud " Wrish'svilic Kan,
rSa IT, at Harrisburg with rcnn;y ;yivanln KS',,Hsu
ior ali paris Of thr Wet also with ,pahon a'sy
SnironI 10 VIC I-rl dUcci; at No!thuinG; rIohu 'o
l. and Is. Rail Dad for Kingston and aii Pn,iu nn,,uo o'
" Wvomipp Valley AMI at Suntury win tie MIA
tcinhn aid mi Railroad for alt parts oi Noftherh
p, nusI lyuria aud New York ~
RI" I aS T. NJ train makes all the aooN Sorhev
II n. r,r,rl IIaLoy,r abroad, WTightsViie Nail
c,,r and inc Lebanon Valley Ratiroan
Ihr 3 IL l. " tram III Il"s runncc IONS WIN i,nh
i'n IL, En,roa for all par OF tht West, and III
-. :, ,nuu,.I, m. iur New York
JhC " 4 VI 2%Dr, Nj, and 10 J. trains
,,,m " ,sbi igton City connect with this road
''' TRAINS tERFTf:
N.ilYt ~ 4 ENp-css Ut 10 A, ii hhiIl'
hurL Acc ounn datiun at IS l.. NJ
rUr ii ,kcl- and informition inqu re AT Inc iltA'
Once q, alvcrt Station, BaltimcIc: .,
aug l1-u j y. SLAhhb' Guy
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
FROM CALIFORNIA;!

NEW YoRK, August 9j.--The steamship North
Star has arrived At this port and brings
81 jig, 900 in specie.
On tho outward passage, she discovered the
British war steamer Driver ashore Oh Mirasone
reef. She offered to tow her up, but found she
biged. Nearly everything was taken Out ot
her. The crew occupied tents on shore.
The North Star passed the Northern Light On
the 18th Of July, and the Champion on the I'd
ultimo. A boat from the Driver boarded the
North Star on her return. and reports that the
United States corvette Richmond passed there
| on the 18th.
| The news from New Grenada is that General
Mu,uuera h;s taken Bogota the capital, routed
the provisional forces, and proclaimed himsel
| President.
The New Granadian generals, Espina Posada
Paris, and various officials, were taken prison
ers. President Cavo and the Cabinet fled.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
RAILROADS, ETC.
NEW Air LINE ROUTE
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO new lORk.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO PIiiLADELPHlA.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

TWO TRAINS DAILY To PIllLADELfhlA
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and after MONDAY, June 10. 1881, the Pas
senger Trains will leave the fhiladelphs and tesG
ing Railroad Depot, at harrisburg, r New York
and Philadelphis, s follows, viz:
EASTWARD.
Express Line leaves Harri.burg at 80 A. on
arrival of Pennsylvania Railroad Express irain
from the West arriving in New York At +. N: -: a
sleering car is attached to the train through from
Pirtsburg without change. .
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg ats \ u. arriving
T! IN n" York at T. ".' an" f"'''a','.,' :"
Fast Line ieaves Harrisburg at lao P. NJ, on ar.
rival of Pepnsyyania Railr -ad Fast Mai,, ariNlnS
in New York at p.i5 Z. M, snd Philadelphia al 81"
WESTWARD.
Fast Line leaves New York at 8 A. NJ and PM!
adclphia at A. NJ, arriving at Harrisburg at r.
Mail Train leaves New York at 70 90 noon, and
Philadelphia at 8i6 r. NJ, arriving at harr'sours
Express Line leaves New York ats NJ, arriving
n, Harrisburg at 80 A. ~, and con. Getting WIN
tho Prnnsylyania EXP ess Train for Pittsburg.
81 cuing car is also attached to This train. .
| Connection. are made at tausourg win Tain
on the Pennsylvania, Northcrn cntrxi ana Gnn, .,
berlaud Valley Railroads, and at Reading ior fhii
adelphia, Po;isviilc Wilkcsbarrc' Allentown, East
Bagqagc checked through. Fare between New
| York and Harrisburg, % M: between harrsDuf
and Philadeiphia, ss .5 ID No. cars ana s2'o'
No ,
| f'' ''' J. GLADE,
| .,yo2 General Agent, Harrisburg
The national Republican., 1861-08-24

I>mAN Affairs. W +. Dole Esq, Commls'
sioner Of Indian Affairs, was in this city yeslcr'
day. en- route to Kansas where he proposes 10
look personally into the political condition o, o.
the Indian tribes west OF Arkansas. soanv ,ta ~,
these. deluded by the lies and promises OF the
agents of the rebels, are in arms against the
Goycrnuent. A few hundreds of them were 10
The late battle near Springfield, where they
displayed at the expense OF cur volunteers, a !,
degree OF savagcry that almost equalled t6st M
OF The Arkansas and Mississippi troops. The
Government docs not propose 10 pay any an, AZ,
nuities to such, and the Commissioner VIII
make strict personal inquiry into the loyalty
of the chiefs aud warriors before dollar ol
money is allowed to go forward. His v.sft Is
timely aud necessary and we have no douo'
he :, III wisely discharge his duties In the prem
ises,- Chicago Tibunr, August 10.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
Supposed Spy Arrested.

On uivht before last, Mr.. James Donnelly, OF
Georgetown, who, it is alleged, served In the
ranks Of the enemy at Bull Run, was arrested
ia Georgetown and taken to the military prison
at the corner of Thirteenth street and the
avenue. His friends assert that he is loyal
man, and account for his being at the battle,
by stating that, some weeks previous, ut the
solicitation of his brother, who is an agent for
Adams Express Company in Southern city,
be accompanied the express and mad only
the hght took place. If he cannot prove these
facts, and ii is conclusively proven that he was
in the fight, he stands in danger Of being OK
eCuted AS a spy.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
Another Elopeinent.

For some time past, the habits Of q young
man. tho husband Of an estimable lady, has
been the theme Of much gossip among his
neighbors his actions and conduct ,,SuMds i1wsrds
wedded 10 one, ho loved another. But owing to
The young man bsing suspected Of secession
ism, lie Kept himself close for some time, and
al one time went of to the South. He, however,
returned about threo weeks since. and during
the day kept himself very scarce, seldom lcav.
ing his house during the day, but at night he
was often seen making his way towards the
vicinity of Pennsylvania avenue and -Four. ana.
a.half s,reet. The suspicious of his neighbors
we're again aroused, and sharp look was kep'
on him but u few days ago, he was missed
and inquiries were instituted as to his where
abouts. The mystery was, however, soor
cleared up when It was sscertsnsd SI, 'ha. hsr
wa slsu missing. The inmates OF the house o
tue, missing, stale that the pair took tho early
Train for the West, and we're bound to ths lane
Of secesh.' a..
The young man figured last fall as onc Of ne
leaders in the wigwam riot, and Is known to o.
an open secessionist., He leaves young wifi
and child In this city, dependent on her friends
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
TNE LATEST FROM MISSOURI.

RoLLA, NO., Aug. 23.-Accounts from Spring
field state that between six and ten thousand OF
McCullough's army had left for the northern
portion of the State. The rebel forces having
reached Lebanon, on the Rola road, commenced
committing dopredations.
About scven hundred eXiles from Springfield
had joined Colonel Boyd's regiment. About
Thousand Union men have been obliged to aban
don their homes in the Southwest, and leave
their property at tho mercy oi the rebels
There is much distress among those people
large numbers having neither money nor pr"
visions.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
Affairs in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, August ?2.-Two members :, OF ,.,n me
arst Kansa : regiment arrived here from spring;
feld to-day, having been released 1y deneda da,
Price, Of The Confederate army. They report
that Thursday following the IeTeat srit rUM
Springfield, Ben. Mccullough started IN pursuit.
Of General Seiee with eight thousand cavalry
and nino pieces OF artillery but after one DAY.
march, learning that General Seigel nad 9eeh
reinforced, gave up pursuit and marched 70.
ward Jefferson City. Quite number OF the
wounded on both sides have died since our
forces left Springfield.
Colonel Caffey, who was prisoner in the
Federal camp. and who was eleased on parole
by General Lyon 4 short tme since wni