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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-26
C1ONsTARLE,s sALE.-state of CaII-


y fornia County Of Nevada, Township OF Rough
Ready-ss. BY virtue of an execution To me deliv
cred issued out of the Justices Court Of W. H. Ham
nton ESQ., an acting Justice Of the Peace in and for
said county aforesaid bearing date January 3D. A. D.
1851 to satisfy judgment rendered by said Court
on the 81 day OF january a. u. 1851, in favor OF W
/. BALDWIN and against a, J. HOLLAND, for the
sum ofnineGye dollars and iorty-fye cents debt, in
terest. damages and costs Of suit have taken n
execution aud viii sell to The highest hdderior cash
the following described property, to wit All the
right title and interest OF the said A. j. Holland IN
a set OF Mining Claims situated on Mooney Flat, and
known as the Manasco Claims, said claims beingfour
in number. and being hundred and twenty feet
front and four hundred feet deep. Also in set OF
Mining Claims on Mooney Flat, known as the Ger
man Hall claims Also in a house and lot situated
in the town of Mooney Flat, being on the west side
Of the street and in the south end Of the town, the
same house beiug now occupied by defendant No
tce is hereby given that viii sell the above describ
ed property Saturday January Goth A. D. 1861, III
front of Trail and Otis store in Mooney Hat.
Mooney Flat, January 4th lS6l.
ians.td II. G. MEWHORTER. Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-26
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned will apply to the Board of SUI
pervisors of Nevada County, at the next regular
meeting, or as soon thereafter as a hearing can be
had for renewal of License To collect Toll on the
Road running from the Backbone To Woolsey's Fiat.
in Eureka Township, Nevada county.
January 9th 1851.
jans-4w FOX & MERRYMAN.
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and corps now In the regular tsfvice. The regimen.
tai bands will be paid q one-fourth OF each
the pay and alloEefss, . ttants Of eneineer SOL
dieres one-t5fbfh t4o ol terporas of engineers;
one-haik ttios 81 soidiers Of the ffIt class.
The dSlin lcrs Of the band, the pay and
o. iEishiIy: :,,,!, Ins
qaa sentsy ahd drum majors: Will ls-
estge ne pay aud iowhnet FerEeAuts Of cavalry
Tho ehttalldh adjutanf and battalion quaEtefmAsters
and e1mndISsaries viii receive tue etnouments now
pTovided by law fnrjfegimentHl ndtutnnts.
Sec: 0. And be ~ further enacted. That the term
Of enlstments ,HAde apd to be made In the years
efEhteea hdhdt and iat yeoN6 and eighteen hum
dtedg aud sixty tive In the Army. including
ri6d6 Three YEAR and t0sS q - 5nads amer JAM
usry one, htrep hun three, shall be
Snd aSSs s men ays raSasssssd sorees AZ
ter thehfst day Jalyi it6 huEdred and sixtS-
ty-one, GhnlI be=sni itlea 70 the same bounties in
every. respect a. thosaIapa or to be allowed TO
% Sst & &85 s. K fSFFftr oTbat the In.
crease Sf the pltasy este9l esFatsd Or su.
ring thS ia3stlag thsurrettiun and 1ebehtpni and
SSS 2s EssE tas sSSisStsy o.
shall no longer axiDi lks ttafy 6ltshsnt may
bSf2dueed 10 aphdmttra aOt H1osedttgs twenty ave
teSS.3Ra ds nHls' Gihffifs 9iFsd Sy Con-
Lseesl I. That the PEsst.
taII5ds ESacShpantSSf diSt adsd Ena orsefs,
e be t. u q &c tfss ma sstab.
PsogESed fhas II lie essas % 81 liz s Tssr T.Ga army
who hasS H5Sii or nhysbs dstacled oF5aRigned to
fssaa &st sFyS EssTiGt sSs sSs
lie entitr to tie sSme r9uk, and emolu-
meuts II they had continued serve IN their own
b i1fS5 iRRis asf Rs sPi:ti assl
sSin star sS!s IhSs ls EqTRSs: EI2
iHi chat HitlS Atein time lhe UHieeuQ opponted to
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A PARTING LETTER FROM THE
"a 49, ss-4--.-2- S1IJsTf4 ig|-i1ti at4F

A RIARTIAG LlETTER FROM THE
I5FHl'z @lN 3H9u1Ir3E1 E1-zGE .{tHanl
MIR .. r usselI, 10 of hefiLondon Times,
e,Squares Accounts with the SeceEh-
eFS AID takes Leave of -them-1He
Z DIgeloses some OF their PeculIGri
I SeDtinae SVouId Rather live
~ l1l!tdf lHlldef r my Government than Under
One Fof thss9 back letters GsrasGo Of Mr. Russell
appears ipu the last London TINS. II n.
commencing the letteriMr. Russell ,says;-
There is no use lin 4PFsd&fhg d.lte
,qFt direction to letters written a. inter
ivals3s from time to ting, .las15f fad
occasion and. opportunity inthe course Of
my wandefings through tie isoathi'to halt
at Ya5ioqs Stations and put together the the
Tesult sofmyl gbseFEati9ns, and rsaerdons
an tshnt.f have seeuJLts 70 miuf4ag T1S5
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N9>Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, hcebr-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made. .l"Si|Io ih1fti@s Eli1 .z.ti41ol
? AnadvertisemenSfrvm translent parsons strahg
OrS- te be pdiR fer IN ddrgNec. ssf,s,-, .,fi..AF
business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO peryear
Or 50 for Tx months but for a1horter period nothing
win 10 counted less than square. 80 sill -i'
The privilege 1f Annual Advertising B limited to
the AdyertiseFJ' own 1mmediate business; and all
advertisements for the b6nsht Of othef prsops as
well As all legal adyertisemehtS and adEeftiseenta
ofAuction sales and real estate sQnt in By them tub
be paid for At the usual rates. t5--z5 alfB
ACCOMPLISHMENTS not accompanied With writtei
directions Win be ioFbid, and charged
aeoordinEly. 10 j ug I:ufzs sfmulu9 liihtl
cases AZ full fatea = 49, ~, *
Marriages Notices o. Funerals; misunderstanding
0t sertno1s 30 cents cach-Ia6E 1ls . Rofll-'ha ~
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. laiIp9ntflliqftrfrra5
.,fsiHRRlFs OVERWHELMING. )

Twv1 sSuD LtNEs o. M t6dR % bst tscu, ,)OR
| 5S4hce aUf LASS, MAXI A ASQBGHE.
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We sW0TVIEItt y E~-FF Nsstt38NE%5 =
As write 40, IL in The State Of Misissip-.
,pt, and on my way to. Virginia and thence
10 Washington; The time is the middle OF
June. As 10 all Knowledge of the world
outsiIe of the Confederate States. I am in
perfect ignoranee The posts are stopped,
the teiegraphs are mythical, the news not
truthful, or even novel, for a skfrmish is
made % do good duty as 4 b3ttle, a vic
tory, n, glorious achlevments a brluhlnS
success-iu fact eyerything but q skirthish
foF, s, at least q week 2 OF ten days sit55 "''
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tiers, ruin seems certain il they can find no
market for their prodnee.Yl ess1 .s4.Al SD
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ITiu lyLtts tt<A FNlas 70 sSSlLuSi9N .syGn
: And 9nowH bring this oluttcrsto,a cInse,
With h,ths assnranen thatsifF hnveieSteuua-
ted many things, / have set down nnughs
In malice.a In my next /, shallO have adem,
words, to say hs.to, the qheition7of admin=s
istration of the laws, and the, morality
whirhrpTeIaitsiin some parts ofthe reeens
United Stat6sA-the iwhict1smay have mopo,
to do with the. questions to'hriss hereafter
thau.twe may think or be ready tolpen+f
ceive at first blush; and then, before i LEAVE
the South, by the aid.uEz Ezfiithfhl apthhri5
tics i trust to give some dnforih 1tiounrela
specting riatters Of1imuch. iRierestrftot
England -th6icott0n,s supply elf 0otteudls
King, 1ve1nlay, asi nEeiE ailuIietthe sway nc
once; bug 3for. .ons, I1waGld jtsooner ,sliS'b
nnIisr tIIeiwotst form BffgoTrFnmEnt posi-!
BILE, evsnithe aisrHpted jtuiepfithc' Amert-
eahapul1IieAthah tlIeo sway bfs sncii a souiL
less, :seaselessj a6ecdlent potentaJe II sri
s;,i .l.t--s-J 4s,s : ~ s4i-+ sT,oB
it JWHirH Arnistrong tae murderer was3ui
All in arPhftadsIpBi4 waiting his, doom, ne
vas v y ~ called mon byi toqF fPalss, sssH
claiming for hin, eths paternity of; Infants.
yet unBornI. Their dehunciationsswrr VIZ.
.oiedt,s s6Hths bore them uisekly, and the
feiisSSiREg day StlsPPsa EgR Al scaaais$t aafafsis$t
into oyeteFHitYSiiqHeSe ~ 7ldE - Ass .
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u doiIncQrporated Eeb,t22ds ol86l.
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Pose o. VA1S'ng ths set IN m & o.
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Sa Az at tIts inotS 81 tSsl M
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Sy 49, ~ oI, S & @
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Et. N.Y. %, Q, tue
SSSse ana i9 iBiBsfaI located In
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Tue hushluRuun aug 0LufT SGSainS ~
y 0Rf6, ,5has Been totally rh9iitfed ~ war. At
u PEA SAINT, Pa kersbnrgh,, Lowell,
Il Beverly, MtG6hhel le,s I .zstiessiiie, etc,
may lie seen at all hours, crowds 6f men,
A WHO fot the last Tsnty Years, have been
II ia the habtp Every yeftr,n nat this season, of
'FpFepafing- for a descent by tiatbolts, in
October and November, of the Mississippi.
7 The great body OF 3ttie men who nsuslly go
down as s44deterrnihed t6 tage their
1RecustomedI LOOK at Dixiea iaud-are vol
unteering ID the army . Flat6oati8kin in the
Sorthwest Is an itnm euse business, and the
. NofiH and South Will 6e erenti snfferers in
4 e0nse9henee Of its INTERRUPTION for
4 ther Hecdnse it cannot ee8mmahd living
Z ptiees for its products, ana ths latter he;
q cause it selhn6tl get these 'sety products
4 which it Reeds. The Blockade Gt Cairo.
= which every true pStriUt " gladly make
: 5 leFftiees TO maiHtainh, lheeEss8rily keeps
a motley out 81 flis 'pbs kets IL ttie Northern
fNrmef, and food odt of the .stomarhs Of
Southern men and tiorses.o 81, pun
q IA man who can carry upon his back
sPthree lpeeks Of corn, OF four pecks Of pota-,
toes, Of efght' peck OF oats, can 60 to,the
4 Store and purchase d pop1d Of coffee or
Fave 'ounces, of teal Tho explauhtioh IL,
6sliltta, horrible bslLLiftl II" olS NO" bszii
4 One effeet oi the eibf6cE&de Will be to- deo
,priye the South almost entirely of ice,
4Sff S{fSsy bS5af9s %sa2.
I IfGa5Ts to5 itB S H. GEescant 3'e CIV
q fbodstGd' aid MDIftel ana cTarlest6n have
fso 1bhe iboRsiedii HwSilf osih;hta thes 9laud of
EThtfnb y 1d 61d i1etir! q q I
y ,Efii6s hISTS Sfi III Tb,ib Ssa1ffy GIII
WAND s''tof fRe aSbfgufIy mus.
4 Nj ,vvi, VI, q m ( mo ),
/ nS nS TUntsHk VIII Wy ing uAn s1I
4 Again, the salmon, cod and atkerel-
eIGe regt sf 'of he Nvast efh' lV6tfi
f-4tswiin nj tue e6lajwitefgi ofytfe Nurthp
Is,,t,ins MIA. Stp CJIAIFleai
nI,J,, ,itit kySp I,i,"so
l piscatofS dxutieslnan9Hm 10 fi1iqs ~
.e toF,efnsEs ss fS5SS1 W,
IHOul'tue SOutu, tney cin nnq an eSceltent
is1lbstiEutt0fi (Sdol Wis Tbeb fst Ar1
4 titIhto ofC ia sGYE6IiabTRS atbeg6b.. leaves
sijbT T HSsst 90 SiIiSir s,,fSred in-
hind .uI,,,5 ri oh i Sh; IIStiri,e+E CIh6bt ,,Ftg
rs 2siIts j.J,+s cES-,;;tsS otS;aigtiSS tIasb,,
3tliehiselvgs Injection! iEIoi foes 90
iinp The iieaYyH t;itTFd1p0r silks which VIC
ihnTe i Rbosed!! wiilaeoklt7B6tb moro tiian
tanythitIk else itoT tf driving u iito diffio;
bt,i,5ssaT5tttp Frar5S. NJ Prinre,
.sS,S,z;,i J., IA, siSsi:tib 80 ssSoSii iaLt
as THIS, ,qiSa not without signifcance!i
40 M hla 9IKig slcitsl .llfii 10 ls9T9f ---9Il
Id; ,,srs4f dIiV. stg4ni frnoF ,ft,si
hzs,,o ,fdi pnup 9ESEiIiktIhtAtAfhtib al .tdgb
bn bad ssg7puo0 biliT5T.isiinss gnn.ti
kadI III LAAwslQRs TIE qS5TRR STATES: -o7F
p,S,slIfaIi vbr, .S.ss;or Il, tb,.. d
80. ',', S.SsnSS [is,,,'. -,
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| .rt -,it.trs al [PGnLIc.77+Sq. 29lf;i d,od "'4
AN ACT 1toprorblssfo thb payment OF the police
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.noIr aavNuo AINroMIv

i..l e.a ,s5i "a e sss s.l.ssSs sssS NUMBER N /
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News from the South via louis
willie.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3.-From Richmond
10Th via New Orleans Charleston
Mercury correspondent gives the proclama
ton of the Captain General OF Cuba He
says in virtue of proclamation by Her Ma
iesty, the Queen, have determined, under
date of Aug eth, that all vessels occupied in
legitimate commerce proceeding from ports
in the Confederate States, shall be entered
ard cleared under the Confederate flag, and
shall be duly protected by the authorize. Of
the lslaud Foreign COnsuls will be notified
that no interference on their part will be toll
Grated.
The DrysrSburg Tenn Recorder advo-
Gates the election of Gov. Pickens of South
| Carolina 10 the Vice Presidency of the Con
federacy.
The Charleston Mercury of the 10Th saws
/ four men Of the crew of the JEFF Davis have
been arrested charged with conspiracy to kill
the Captain and strand the vessel.
In strong article on Walker. Confeder-
ate Secretary Of War, the Richmond Wing
of the 10th says, the conviction is general
that he is not suited "a the position be occu-
! pies.
Accounts still are received Of damage to
the crops by heavy rains
The Monticello ark Sage SAYS, the cot
ton in that vicinity has taken the second
growth, and will be considerably damaged,
and in mary instances, completely destroyed.
The Richmond Wing says the forward to
bacco crop has suffered from the same cause
The Knoxville Wing, of the It'll, contains
a card OF Brownlow, wherein he states sub
stantially that he will not be party to any
made scheme of rebellion that all who do
must suffer ruin that he Yields his extreme
! position through necessity. and coniesses he
/ has not courage TO meet, Hnarme1 eleven
/ States fully armed.
/ In bundles of the Bourier, opened at the
depot, this morning, copies OF Hardee and
other militari books were found, with letters
in regard to smuggling.
SPECIAL TO THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.
NEwaURS, y. c.. Sept. 3d-A Yankee
war vessel appeared off Beaufort. last night.
When he train left. last night, it was re
ported that four vessels were in the sound
and Others coming in. Only Que, however.
| is known TO be here.
! A number of detached companies have
already lett for Beaufort and Gen Gatlin
with tic 9TH regiment. North Carolina troops.
under Col Campbell, will leave this morn
ing for the same destination Col. Barnes
regiment is already At Beaufort.
! Gen Gatlin thinks Fort Macon cannot he
taken.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 2.
-Four United States vessels mad anchored
off Fort Mecon at : O'Clock on Saturday az
/ ternoon Their object Is not known
FRANKFORT. Sept q
7 Letters bv the crrs ST 3 o'clock this after
noon announce that motion passed 10 in
struct the committee 10 bring IN bill Moor
I porating Illusions resolution of yesterday. on
Monday next, but subsequent uncoutrmed
reports say bill substantially the sar.e pass
cd the House this afternoon BY sixty eight
against twenty ak.
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Important Information from Europe
The Cotton Suppiy-Pierty of
Cotton for n ycar-Coi. Lannon's
Virginia Brigade-Gcn. Lander
Goes 10 the POtcmac-AnOthcr
Sccesh Paper Froze GU.-An EN
Clerk In Trouble.
rINrs CORRESPONDENCE.

" AsHISGroS, Sept l3.-The government
i in receipt Of valuable information by last
steamer, relating TO present condition of cot
ton il. the English warehouses. and the pros
nect of supply from other sources than the
Rebel States.
This information leaves no room To doubt
that the Manchester mills viii be able to run
on full time Tor an entire year, without
touching "A pound of the new crop.
The Information obtained from the Spin
hers Association has greatly and aCreeably
surprised the manufacturers. and led them to
soften down very much in the demand Tor a
speedy termination of the blockade.
Col. Ward Lamon has raised for his Nir
GINA brigade about twenty FIVE hundred men,
recruiting having ceased in Northern Nir-
ginA consequent upon the retreat of our
troops to Maryland. He will proceed at once
70 Illinois. under authority Of the war depart
ment, 10 complete the brigade. He is au-
ihorizei 10 muster in and draw subsistence
for his men "a fast a. they enlist.
Gen Lander has been assigned command
in the army OF tho Potomac. He leaves for
his command 10 morrow
The National Zeitung. German paper Of
New York. has been cut of from mail is
cilitics
The Heralds correspondent. W III. Byrd.
late Clerk in the War Department. has ar
rived in Richmond and offered 10 supply tho
rebel government with information as to mat
ters ut Washington. but was arrested "a a
Spy lie has been suspected here OF having
cit his post in the War Department to fur
ni~h tho enemy with information Of our
movements,
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Night Dispatches.
Movements of Martin Greeu-Rebeis
Routed

HrpsoS, Mo, Sept. l3th.-The correspon-
dent of the ST Louis Republican furnishes
the following items
\ gentleman from Glasgow, informs me
that Martin Green. at the head OF $500
mounted rebels. crossed the Missouri river at
that place, on Wednesday, and moved south
ward He took possession of the steamer
Sunshine, which was lying at Glasgow, and
used it for transporting his men and horses
over the river.
On board oil the Sunshine were some 400
stand farms. four or five secession prisoners
and Federal guard of fourteen men. Green
released the prisoners and took the guard
prisoners. The Sunshine was laden with
bacon. sugar and various other things, all OF
which fell into Green's hands, and went into
his Commissary department
At West Ely, in Marion count, Colonel
Moore, of a regiment of Home Guards, last
evening, fell in with from seventy five to
one hundred Secessionsts. Moore had two
hundred men, lie Immediately gave battle
routing the rebels, who scattered in every
directonn. Two of the Federal forces were
killed Ii is not known how many Of the
rebels suffered. as il was dark at the time
The bridge over Platte river will be re-
paired by Saturday.
Green disavows all connection with bridge
burning or firing into trains.
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SoIDiErs' LErrsss-Au errcnenu> .lca -
prevalent among some people. that letters 90
Soldiers can sc seat IN the maj. without IRE
payment al postage such IS not the fact.
eesry letter sent TO Soldier ma@ be pre- paid.
Soldiers GA duty in the army can send letters
unpaid, but these RECEIVING them must pay
the postage After a letter has been once
paid and mailed to Soldier. il he is not at
the place addressed !. Is forwarded to him
free.
INV Po>rAoE SrAwrs AND ENVELOPES
The Office in this city is supplied with them,
AMI II who are in possession Of the old issue.
are requested To call AID exchange
Some persons. other than those send
X to soldiers. still continue 10 put letters
AMI papers in the Post Office unpaid This
IS a fa;al error. Every thing passing through
the mail except in certain specified cases
must be pre- paia. Al unpaid letters drop
ie,s-vs iaclu,lel) are neither mailed nor de
iivesei. bur are sent oa weekly to the Post
Oaire Department - dead letters
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Printer Sent tn Fort Lafayette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-Thc following i,
Gen. Roseersns' official report:
CAMr Scorr. Sept II = x
10 Col. T. ID Ternsend:
We yesterday marched seventeen and \
half miles, reached the enemy's entrench
Ell position, in front of Cornix Ferry. driving
his advanced outposts and piekels before us
We found him occupying a strong eutrench
ell position. covered by forest too dense to
admit his being seen ri a distance 81 three
hundred Yards.
Ills force was FIVE regiments bOsides the
ono drawn in. At three O'Clock hegnn a
strong reconnaissance which v,ucesded to
such length that we were about assault the
position On the flank and trent. wncn night
coming on, and our troops ben. completely
exhausted. | drew them out OF tl,o woods and
posted them in order Of battle behind ridges
Immediately in front of the enemy position.
where they rested their arms till morIi ing
Shortly afterwards runaway contraband
came in and reported that the enemy had
crossed the Gualey. during tho night. by
means OF the ferry and bridge which the,
had completed
Col Ewing was ordered to take possession
OF the camp. which he did at about , O'Clock,
capturing few prisoners two stand of colors
considerable quantity of arms. with Quar-
termasters stores messing, and camp equip
age.
The enemy have destroyed the bridges
across the Gauley, which here rushes through
Il deep gorge : and our troops being still much
iatigucd. and having no material for repair
ing the bridge. i. Was thought prudent to Ell
camp the troops and occupy the ferry and
captured camp. and sending few rifled can
non shots after the enemy. 20 produce NOR
Al effect
Our loss will probably amount TO twenty
killed, and one hundred wounded. The enc
rnys los- not ascsrtaned but from reports
il must have been considerable.
gncd. W. S. ROSECRANS.
rEIpuNEs pIsPArcn
Government this evening received dis
patch from Gov. Morton, of Indiana. saying
that the Confederate troops in kentucky had
seized upon the Bank- in Bowling Green. and
appra priated the money.
IL is reported that Capt. Buchanan, for
merlv comnandant of the Washington Navy
Yar., but dismissed from the service. has en-
tered the rebel Navy
b. f. Car.css. printer OF New York, was
this evening ordered - be sent 10 Fort La
fayette for printing hsnd-bls for the rebels
Government has been paying out more than
two million dollars per DAY for several days,
on account of the war.
The sixth Auditor has received answers TO
circulars sent to prominent Union men in
Missouri, Kentucky and Maryland. from
which il appears that very large number of
mail contractors in those States arc rebels
No money will be paid to those Who are dis
loyal.
Brigade Surgeon Runch. OF Chicago. has
been ordered on duty to Gen. keyes' staff,
and Stuart of Indiana 20 General Aedrew
Porters
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important Rumor-t.eu. Fremont To
be- Superseded by Gen. Deigs--Cause
OF the Charge.

NV York. Sept. is.-The Commercial
Advertiser has the following paragraph
We learn that \ rumor was prevalent ia
Washington Yesterday. that Gen. Fremont is
10 be superseded in his command. and that
Quartermastcr General Neigs j. Ia take
his place.
We have also what We deem good authori-
~ for saying that this rumor, unlike many
others, il founded on fact, and that Mr.. Blair,
NJ whose earnest recommendation Gen. Ere
uiout was placed where he Is. accompanied
by Gen Meies in order 10 explain 20 Gen.
Fremont the reasons AMI the necessity for
this step These reasons We think it will be
found are that Gen. Fremont exceeded his
authority by the proclsmations he issued, that
being the Eain reason. and that he has. in
other respects. acted On important matters.
not only without consulting the Government.
but IN cenfravention Of it, orders and prac
iice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Prisoners from Hardee's Camp-Fighi
Between Missouri aud Louis,an
Rsbcis-Hardee Retiring TO Arkan-
sas-- The MissouriaHs To Their
Homes.
ST. LouIs, Sept l5th.-Capt Foster, of
Col Maupn's regiment of Franklin County
Horne Guards. brought in seven prisoners
last night. who were direct from lIarlee 5
army. They report that fight had occurred
ia Hardees Camp, between the Missouri
ians and Louisahians. in reference to the
conduct Of the Mssourans in the battle of
Springfield. The Louisianians charged them
with cowariice, and they say that the Loui-
sianians treat them towards in camp.
The Louisianians charge that while they
were fighting. the Missourians actually stole
their horses and fled. Hardee was falling
back on Pocahontas and tho Missourians dis
persing These men left Hardee's camp
with tho intention of returning home under
Gov. CANDLES proclamation, and becoming
good citizens. but were informed here that
the Governors proclamation was abrog.ted,
hy declaring martial law.