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AREsPONsE TO THETYRANT FREMONT
JeIE' IhOW ENOH78 FFUCIdlHIlOns
HEADQUARTERS lsT MILITARY DISTRICT, J
MISSOURI STATE GUARD.
Camn Hnnfar Spnf . 1881


Camp Hunter, Sept ,, 1861.
To all whom It may concern:
WHEREAS, Major General John c. Fremont com,
mandiug the miniOns of Abraham Lincoln, mi the
State OF Missouri has fit to declare martialaw
throughout the whole State and has threatened to
shoot any ciiZen-soldier found in arms within Ger
tain limits; also TO consCate the property and free
the negroes belonging to the members Of the Mis-
souri, State Guard;
Therefore, know We, tfat l, II. JEFF Thompson,
Brigadier General Of the First Military District of
Missouri, having not only the military authority Of
Brigadier General but certain police powers, granted
by Acting Gov. ThOs. G. Reynolds, and confirmed
after ward by Governor jackson, do most solemnly
promise, that for every member Of the Missouri
state Guard. soldier of allies, the armies of
the Confederate States who shall be put to death in
pursuance of the said order of General Fremont, l
;slll "HANG, DRAW, AND QUARTER" miniOn of said
Abraham Lincoln.
While | am anxious that this unfortunate war
shall be conducted if possible upon the most liberal
PRINCIPLES of civilized warfare and every order that
have issued has been with that object yet if this
rule is to be abandoned. land it must first be done
by our enemies intend 10 exceed Gen. Fremont in
his excesses and will make all tories that come
within my reach rue the day that different policy
was adopted by their leaders.
Already mills, barns, warehouses and other pri-
property have been wRstefully destroyed by the
my 10 this district while have taken nothing
except articles strictly contraband, or absolutely
necessary. Should these things be repeated, VIII
FetaliSts ten fold, 90 help me God
NJ JEFF. TzoMPsoN,
Brig, General Commanding
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Brockett, O. 3. A., who are to accompany them an
the distance to Charleston twenty-five men Of the
detachment, detailed from the Madison Ls.) Infant
~ marched ahead Of the prisoners, the rear being
brought up By Is men Of the Nstchez (Eiss) Rifles.
The party embarked in three cars specially pro-
vlded for their accommodation, each car being
guarded BY fifteen Southern soldiers, very fully
srmed. The Yankees generally seemed quite de-
spondent At their change of location, but few Of
their number ventdring to cheat their depression
with SMILE They were followed to the depot BY
very large crowd. who nevertheless entirely re-
Trained from the utteranee Of any remark which
should wound the feelings of the prisoners.
HESsIASs BROUGHT BACK-Eight Of the eleven
Yankee mercsnaries who escaped from the tobacco
factories in this city on Friday night have been
rested and brought back. The three remaining fu-
gitives, Capt Hand and Lieutensnts Murphy and
RsyROr, can scarcely escape the vigilant pursuit
which has been set upon their track.
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OUR WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE.
THE OAmPAIGr M VIRGINIA.
Prom orr Army in western Virginia.
coryeDopdenee Of the Nashville. Uniop and American


Correspondence Of the Nashville Union and American
CAMP NEAR HEADQUARTERS,
Western Virginia, Sept. 4, 1861.
We are daily expecting to confront the Lincoln
minions. Indications now point to an engagement
within few days, when you may prepare your
selves for something of very decisive character
will be effected.
To many, the military arrangements In this quar-
ter may seem tsrdy, but not with US, who are
more or less acquainted with the surroundings OF
which it would be neither prudence or policy at
present to discant upon. Suffice it. therefore, to
state we are perfectly satisfied when we know that
Gen. Lees main characteristic, as q military COM
mandant, has always been conducted in a seeming
slow yet effective manner; and 1t is this trait that
he has so indelibly estsmped on old fuss and
feathers, that has gained what reputation he has
whilst under Lees sdvisement
Wise has no doubt whipped Cox's command, the
divisions under the Confederate command, are as
follows: Gen. Wise, Floyd, Jackson, Irving, Rust
and Lee, their aggregate force is sufficiently
to answer all purposes, their disposition such
as to prevent any hostile force from making further
advance in this section of the State The nature of
the country, whenever their supplies are cut off
in their rear which is fast being accomplished will
make it untensble for any force. The reasSn why
we have made no advance towards Grafton, is ow-
ing TO the fact that strong body of the enemy are
entrenched at Cheat Mountains at present should it
be made they at this point could flank US, it is
jackson, with his force in their rear will be
enabled TO attack them, and that successfully be-
yond doubt, thereby efectuslly driving them out
from their present position, we may be sanguine,
but our faith is equal to move mountain and ere
long we are intent upon having the fact chroncled
that the entire force of Lincoln's Yankee vandals
are in our hands.
OF late the weather in this region has been
exceedingly good for the past few days; the roads
greatly improved thereby, which has caused pro-
Visions to come in plentiful. Our Regt" lst are
generally well, particularly the Rock City Guard
portion who it appears, when at home acquired
all the little diseases of childhood therefore are
| exempt when grown up men. as for fatigue, late
hours, &c. why 1t appears to be natural with them;
so we are in good order and fairly spelling for a
fight" as we understand our regiment has been
selected as sharp shooters account of the supe-
riority of our aims. / now conclude for the pres
ent hoping to be enabled in my next to inform you
Of our drubbing the enemy. H.
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A friend in Franklin informs us that on the 10th
inst, clothing and everything to make them com
Portable was forwarded in charge Of Col STEWART
and JOHN H. OTEY, Esq., to the men composing
Capt HANNAs company from Williamson county,
now in Western Virginia. This fact was not known
TO Lieut.. ANDERSON when he requested to make
an appeal to the citizens of Williamson in behalf of
Capt HANNA's men. The citizens of Williamson
with their accustomed promptness and liberslity
did not wait for an appeal in behalf of their brave
soldiers.
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A eorrespondent of the New York Herald writing
from Cairo on the I'd inst, says that he knows au>
thoritatively that every Kentucky member of Con-
gress, excepting Senator BRECKNRIDGE and Repre-
sentative BURNETT had advised the military author
tiles Of Cairo to take military possession of Paducah
and other points in Western Kentucky. This was
the very day that GRANTS i7et departed from Cairo
fer Paducah, and conclusive evidence is thus fur
nished of the cOnnivance of the Kentucky neutrals
in the occupation Of their soil by the troops of
the usurper. Thus is the perfdy of the LINCOLN
leaders of Kentucky clearly demonstrated by in
contestable evidence. This letter was written be-
fore Gen. Polk occupied Columbus, and y as pub
lished to the world, with view of Justifying Gen
GRANTS occupation OF Paducah.
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VIVA. KENTUCKY neutrality Means.

The K entucky Legislature is about to take anOth-
ersteu in the direction of neStralay 1t is now
s;dsrInR the definition of treason. This it is about
IN declare be- according to the neutral code tax
ing M arms against the bloody despotism of LIN
ooIN. No true hearted KetuGkian who loves his ma
tive So nth ard hates oppression viii hereafter be
permitted, according to tins CODE to resist the
despotism that has overturned the constitution of
his fathers, and made the name of liberty bye
word and reprOach, by incarcerating, without
warrant, free citizens, for exercising freedom of
speech has struck death-blow at the liberty of
the press, and has sanctioned the worst practises
Of the worst tyrants of the earth. II Kentuckisn
dsres thus to resist tyranny he is to be declared
common felon, and punished by Imprisonment
with murderers and thieves, with the death PEN
atty. And this is what the Kentucky law-givers
mean by neutrality. GOfOrgive them for such
treachery, perfdy and deceit
But do these perhdious Linconites suppose that
the enactment of this sanguinary code will help
their despotc cause in Kentucky? Why, even the
babes of Kentucky, if they have the blood of an
honorable and chivalrc cogrsing through their
veins, will rise up and take arms against the Cd
uressors. The very stocks and stones of old Ken
lucky will become animated with the spirit of war
riors to strike blow at the tyrants, and to free
Kentucky's soil from the domination of the Aends
who attempt such cold blsOded cruelty such uniust
iAable and iendish crimes The sod that oovars the
ashes of CLAY, DAVIES and BOONE will generate from
the bones of her brave departed heroes, armed men
with which to scOurge the monsters from the land
Her breed OF noble boods is not extinct Stern re-
tsliatiOn will be executed for every brave life that
is forfeited to this brutal code of neutral Kentucky
The oppressors themselves viii be held to Just &C
countabIity for every outrage, under the name
OF law, that is thus perpetrated. Judicial muir
der will be unmasked by the unrelentinp hand
Of the avenger, and those who appeal to such
code will be among the first to fall by it. And this
is Kentucky neutrality Against one belligerent it
denounces chains and death. Against the other
1t has nothing to denounce. 1t embraces the
tyrant and spurns the oppressed. 1t submits to
usurpatiOD and despotismOn the one hand, WHILE on
the other, it seizss the tyrants rod and falls to
seourging his victim with cruel and merciess lash
Under such code neutrality assumes a new defnI.
ton, from that by which it has been known. while
loyalty to friends, to country and to right becomes
downright treason.
1t has thus fallen to the lot of Kentucky law
makers to inaugurate new epoch in the history
Of civilization to reverse the code of neutrals
to prescribe the bravest and best of her sons and
tosubmt her neck willingly to the yoke of a tyranny
the most CALLING known to the history of mankind
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FEMALE WARIoR--One Of the Louisiana con-
penies in the battle st Manassas lost its captain
The company then unanimously elected the wife Of
the deceased to al his pare and the lady IN uni
form, passed TIN ough the city yesterday her way
to assume command Of her company.-MsaEhLs
Avalanche, Sept. II.
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The Gdsstts and Advertiser of Chattanooga, have
been united under the name of the Gazette and al
Uertiser. By this arrangement the editors win Be
enabled to make capital paper and the eitirsns Of
Hamilton and adjoining counties should support IL
Hberslly.
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TAIL END OF TUE REBELLIoN-A reliable gentle
man. who voted the Union ticket in June, just from
the ueghborhood of Soddy in the upper end of this
county, informs US that the Lncolnites are still
rampant in that vicinity. They have raised new
and large United States flag, over which is hung
large sword and about $50 men are in the habit of
meeting and drilling regularly. These misguided
men die hard 1t Is to be hoped however, that they
will desist from further demonstrations before their
mad and fool,haldy attachment to the ''stars and
Stripes"s hall involve them in inextFcabe dIfacutJs
The rebellion movement In East Tennessee has had
is day It has lost al the show Of responsibility
IL ever Chattanooga Gas. e Adu, &pt. IL.
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TTNHFs INSTITUTIONS, ds7otsd tsths td.c uia o. "
Lsdes 60 -Ge3ds itssIf & Eha D. pc OF the 5
e s onx saodng iI1 ca resehsra AID J,
ill situation Thecn4rgs. o. bosriins and 1uid hGss
adapt 70 snFst eie Of "a usa ~ hat - my LaS4n
q toe ssaool az IN Be 2 aeh % al
Ths Ia Annual SEQ On sDs1s SET 81, 1s6l.
fhe Y<sussoa zodiss e ~ ceuntgY tan IA s1 q
Dor p-Ksealarn adasoa
al gJEEs. Boa SO,
asE8o-dss1R GaasxtR, az
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Prom tho Coast .. Nerth Carolina.
Correspondents of the Charleston Mercury.

BEAUFORT, N c.. Sept. Sc, P. Mo feet has
yet been seen of this place. The United States war
frgate SusqushGnndh is lying within three miles Of
our harbor- Many int igent persons still assert
that other vessels oil large United States feet sig
nailed the SusqLshdnndh on Saturday night.
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DESSOLU FIOV.

FENHE nsrtnerhip heretofore e1istng Hrsa
ii and ". HOOPKR HaRRTs, 1ader the drm Fls HuFh
Nicer Co., Is this day dissolved By consslf,
Hoo Harms having sold his cot ine
Snd accounts 20 Hugh Mc0Tea, Who will
at the old End tbs arm Of Hugl Sccr.a 4 c..
Wno rave asu@et the ahtB Of the eli Arm
Aathor- Eed u set e lhs Cd books.
HUGH MeOBEt.
W-H0OPNR uARRIa
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NnFIrIE

HAVING entered the amy Teunssse haze aispesd OF
en- ire ine est u tl- hru u Hug MeCrss %
Mr. HUH SIC re-, uid trends conlib uanse OF
ihs patronage The hrn thai thsy Enr5usy sthndsI
10 TIE old.
SepI3 WHOoPEs BARRIs.
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From Western VIrginia---vIctOry Gain ed
by Gen. Wise.


CAN'T "HAwK's NEST, Sept. 4.-On the morning of
the Sd, encamped at Dogwood Gap, we received or
ders to strike tents and march towards Gauley
Bridge. This news seemed to act like electricity
upon our men, who were beginning to think they
never would be led face to face with the Yankees.
About nine the line of march was taken up-frst
the Second Regiment; next, the Third then the
First following. When say regiments mean the
remnants of them, for nearly half of the force
is in hospital or not well enough to be moved. The
Second Regiment led the way till beyond the Hawks
Nest, where we met with many obstacles in the
shape of huge oaks feed and lying across the road.
These our fine fellows disposed Of and we still
moved on as fast as the observations of the scouts
would permit The Third Regiment, Col Spsldlng,
now took the lead three of its companies, Captain
Semmes, Capt. Pollock and Capt Jones, forming the
advance guard. Gen. Wise and Staff actually went
In front of the advance guard. On making sharp
turn In the road ct Magraw's creek, we were met
by the FIRE of the enemy's pickets, whe lined the
road on both sides, and wsES. eshiad house that
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a FEW select day toardsrs and Two snail hnllss
~ VIII be received 10 niss private residence.
difference given and required. Address
ssptl6-dlE R-M A., Post an e, or this OE,s
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GRASS avn GARDENsEEDs.

ID I'D CT VRR Tim thy, Orch I'd Can K.btu ~ PIus
II Or s. Herds Grass, tie ssed snd vaist. q tar
Seeds in bulk FIR IA qaAntlssto salt Plr hsrs Tsras
81. M. LYON,
Eepl3dkNlH d Ikel n Z 5Tl "a.
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FINDER Feed Of trut sxecuted By n scovsl Ehai Of
Ter for sale tie houss Ma hyls IN satsr al
next IA Of sDtenbsr btFssn hours q 10
number Of excellent lots in MeGsvoek, adjoining hs eE
Nashville.
The cash, and The right o. redemption sEprsH
waived. y CasArHA9,
septl2-td fra to-.
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From the Army ON the Potomac.

We have news from Manassas of active skirmish-
ing and expeditiOnary parties Oh the extreme right
of lines; which position is occupied by the ia
nous and gallant Hampton Legion.
A few days ago, as we learn, detachment of one
hundred of the cavalry of the Legion, under the
command of Maj. NJ c. Butler-as brave and chiv-
alric spirit breathed even IN the State of
South CsrOlina-made brilliant dash In the imme-
diRte vicinity of the enemy's lines They went
within three miles and half of Alexandria on the
turnpike leading from Aceotink to that place. run
ming the Federal pickets from two posts-one at
Gibbs barn and the other at the forks of the road
where it branches off to Mount Vernon, two miles
distant The expedition took three prisoners, eight
muskets, lot Of camp equpage, two Jersey
wagons and four horses. After this sharp day s
work Of the detachment it was the next morning
in its camp at Bacon's Race Church as early as
eleven O'Clock.
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Wheat, wheat, Wheat

NN7ANTFD iums lately 90 600 Bushels Wheat.
Wv for Hhch the highest market ice will paid
CONRAD, CHANDLER 4 CO.,
sep3-d4n az Co le e strssL-
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HAVE sad for s1le, In q1sn "a 'uit p1rh
the oiloE inE nunhers, to vit: No. % M o. ~ 4
No ,, No 4, No 8, No 9, No AID 10. Ts ms csl1
Nm. LYoN,
aep-2dkElR Msrktt gLrs { bloaa.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
ON saurd8y night September IN, tEo Nero Ven aEs
Dhrom Ms arTist Ovens, o. Eaglevllle Wi hrton
Tenn 80 traces hen having bee found since they is
supposed while Il sttem png 10 manage lheif
cape.
viii give VII Dollars rsEsri for the delivery q ssi sayg
me- thr deposit In Aay i in the STATE Ehsrs sy
DESCRIPTION:
One namsi sam black color abO2 six feet hh, weight 70
pounds
One named Simon the description Of Whieh will EnsEsr
that Of fam, they twin brosIs
30 close taat dicut T. de snate rom the ofbsf
HAR7IEF OWNS,
BAyleTils, williamson county, Tenn
ssptit-dlE%
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Mr.. HEYKT FITZGERALD has commenced the manu-.
faeture of matches In Norfolk, vs..
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LOuIsvIIIs and Nashville Railroad.
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

rTNTIL furthgr notice rsghts Ter hpnsut Mheksivi
ana data points Ei he Vsd Bntil o oor
SsplO J. D. PaLEEGER, a gait
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SALE UNDER ATTACHMENT.
On ThursdaY, September 10, az 10 sscioe
RENJ p SHIELDS A COMPANY.

NWTILL sail. on Account Of ". O. shaw, Q, and 9
Wv Closer, o Q, ire SICK Of Q nfseti nasie, lfsac
elias Jars shoa-Cs e. Tables Chair, an cts, a,tse
a. the 70. eTy Of Rerss, favor Irving tnd eCI
and othAS sale positive II M caHi
BENZ. p. SHIELDS & CO..
reoIO-tdn 10 y Collezs tiresl
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CAST STEEL

NAsHyIEIE, Sept II, 1881. 1
TFVKE Of West Tsnnees, Memphis has dspoII 81
Funds the Plantsrs' Bank o. rsnDetsss, NASHVILLE
for the red snpton OF its notes.
sspLI2-3ns B. MAY, CaIhlsF.
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STOVE AND HOLLOW WARE
FOU DIR Y.
Broad Street, beyond " & c. Ralroad)
Nashville nenneSsee

YEyHE undersigned purchased the shows Foundry OF
n. Doris, and s prepared eli ST ride To- 3EOVE
HOLLOW WARE and others CAsrIN35, At tbs Sd RI
notice at prices which will an object for dealers
paronze him His work will ony b. executed 10 the
and most substantial but che per artc
be bought abroad ard imported, nAnaaetard
respectful l. s5licts orders.
septlldlm J. LOWELL
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WANTED

WANTED
A the Claiborne Machine Worts and Foun dry IS
N elass Blaeksriths and finshsrs- 70 whom alr ses
steady employment will be g-aianteed
SepTll- u
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YANKEE PRISONERS SENT SOUTH.


One hundred and fifty six Yankee prisoners, Sc
lected chiefly from among those members Of the
New York, Massachusetts and Michigan regiments,
who had evinced the most insOent and insubordnate
disposition, were yesterday afternoon dispatched
by railroad to Castle Pinkney a small fertilization
in Charleston hsrbor for safe keeping 1t is thought
that the invigorang breezes, and the genial eli
mate Of tDxie's Land will have the effect not only
of improving the health but the temper Of the cap
tive Bull runners. Included in the number stated
above, are the following officers, several Of whom
recovering from the effects of the wounds receiv-
ed at the battle of Stone Bridge
Col. Wilcox Michigan lst Col. Corcoran, New
York Goth Lieutenant Col Neff, I'd Kentucky; q
Major John W. Potter, 3Sth New York Rev. G. W.
Dodge chaplain Ilth New York Rev. H. Eddy,
chaplain I'd Connecticut.
Surgeons. Ssth New York Grey, U.
S. A.; Stone, U. S. A ; Connolly, I'd New York
Harris, I'd Rhode Island.
Captains 18th New York Fish, 32d
New York Farush, 18th New York Drew, I'd
Vermont Shurtlif, 7th Ohio; L. Gordon, lIth
Massachusetts,; Wilmington and Jenkins.
Lie,aendHtS. 18th New York; Hamblin, (son
of the actor of that nsme.) 3Sth New York UBder-
hill, llth New York Worcester. Slst New York
Dempsey, I'd New York; Wilcox, 7Eh Ohio Cor
don, I'd Dragons United States Army Oslef, lltA
Massachusetts, Connolly, 69th New York. Capt.
Ricketts,, United States Army, was TO have accom-
panied the party, but IL not apparently recovered
from his wounds to undertake the journey.
The prisoners were marched from the tobacco
factories 10 which they had been confined TO the de
pot Of the Petersburg railroad, in double hles.
guarded by , det&ehmsn Of SO men from the JED.
Davis Louisiana batsAlen, commanded ~ Lisut. v,
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ORDNANCE FOB THE COAST SERVICE.
VIA ExPENDrrUREs By rag STATES.

We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury has
notified the Governors of each of the Confederate
States to forward the claims for auditing and set
Element, held by them against the Confederate Gov
eminent for advances and expenditures, made for
the and benefit of the COnfederacy, in prepare
ton for, or in conducting the present war.
The settlement of these claims, understand,
Will be made on principles of equity the rule of
decision prescribed in the set of Congress being that
all claims for advances expenditures of any kind,
made by any State prior to the passage of the Or
dinance of Secession, shall be shown to have been
made in contemplation of the act of Secession sf-
forwards contaminated, and of the that might
probably ensue.
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