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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meetsng-Removal Of General
ffemOnt-His successor nomert-Ru-
n,ors from Kentucky-P1obabIe Battle
Affairs .7long the Union Liaes.
WASHINGTON, Sep. 10.

w ASHtN9TON, sep. III.
Nhe pressure on the Government is very
strong for the removal of Gcn. Fremont.
1t is thought he has done the cause more
injury than good by his course.
The session of the Cabinet over this
matter was quite long. 1t is possible the
conclusion was to supersoode Gen. Fre-
mont, probably by rendering him, differ
ent and less important command, which
will involve the necessity of his again re-
signing from the army.
Gen. Meigs and Postmaster Gencral
Blair presented their reports. The ma
turo of Mr.. Blair's report is against the
policy pursued by Gen. Fremont, 1t is
complained by F, Blair that Fremont is ma
king preparations for his expedition down
the Mississippi, and is more intent upon
striking a blow at the Cotton States, and
opening the river to the sea, than he is of
clearing the State of Missouri of the ma
rauding rebels that now infest it.
1t is now affirmed that the Administra-
ton will be forced to supersccde him in
consequence of overwhelming evidences of
his incompetency. Moreover, it is stated
that he has been dabbling in contracts, and
is wastefully extravagant, Talk runs
high on this matter, and Generals Meigs
and Banks are variously spoken of as
Fremouts successor.
Adyices from Kentucky, to-day, state
that there is some probability of a conflict
before long, between the forces of Gene
raj Anderson and Priest Polk.
There is nothing especially new to
chronicle Oh the line of the Potomac. The
opinion is becoming settled that there will
be no battle unil General Mcclellan i:
ready to advance, and when that time
comes he will notify Beauregard and John
son & Co.
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aS- "Groat Expectations" 2 Vols.
Green vellum cloth, rs cts. per VOL
James G.. Gregory, Pub; No. 46 Walker
Street, New York.
This is most absorbing book. 1t has
excited intense interest among critics, pub
fishers and readers. 1t is impossible to
describe it, it must be read. Pip and Joe,
Miss Havisham and Estella, the Convict
on the Marshes, all become living people.
sunshine and shadow, great expecta'
tions, deep disappoiutmcnts, high hopes,
strong fears alternate through the book
Most unexpected, and yet, after all, per-
fectly natural things happen. You don't
see the end from the beginning. Get tho
Edition mentioned above, it is the very
ncatest and best, illustrated by barley.
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Quincy, ILL.,, Sept. ga part Of Col,
Mulligans command arrived here this O.
vening. The balance, amounting to nearly
5000, are expected tomorrow. Those
who have arrived say that the force at
Lexington is only about $500, including
several companies Of Homo Guards, who
are accused Of having shown cowardice.
The surrender of Lexington was made
at five o'clock on Friday afternoon. The
flag was hauled down by the Homo Guard,
Colonel Mulligan is spoken of in the
highest terms. He displayd great bravery
during the action, and when asked to sur
render, he refused. His sword was taken
away by force.
Col. Mulligan and all the commissioned
officers are held prisoners by the rebels.
The fort was surrendered on Friday af-
tcrnoon. The men fought for ffty-nine
hours without water, and had only three
barrels of vinegar to qucnch their thirst
during all that time.
There were no springs or wells Of water
in the camp ground As has been stated,
the supply was only from the river, and
this supply was cut off, after desperate
fight, on Wednesday.
They made but few charges upon tie
breastwooks, and during the entire siege
their object seemed to be to surround the
fort and cut off the supply of water.
Having succeeded in this, they waited un-
til Col. Mulligan was compelled to yield
to foe more terrible than the TWEEN,
ty-seven thousand rebels that surrounded
him.
Previous to his surrender, he offered to
take position on level spot of ground,
and give Gene raj Price the odds of four to
one in a fair and open fight, but no atten-
ton was paid to it.
After tho surrender, the rebels mounted
the breastworks, and seemed mad with
Joy. As soon as the surrender took place
party took down the flag and trailed it
in the dust
An immense amount Of gold, supposed
to bo about quarter OF million, fell into
the possession of the rebels. 1t was taken
from the Banks and buried by Col. Null
ligan on the camp ground some tima
ago, but the rebels speedily unearthed it
Colonel Mulligan wcpt like child when
he found himself compelled to surrender
On the morning after the surrender, the
men were all slcased ou parole and fer
ried across the river the officers were re-
tanned.
The loss of the rebels is net known, but
it is thought to be not less than thousand
killed and wounded. Their first attack
| proved more disastrous to them than the
long siege which followed, For day ol
two previous to the last attack, they were
engaged in bprrying their dead.
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1S- The following ode by Francis Hop
kinson, author of " Hail Columbia was
composed for the celebration of the ami
versary of the celebration of the Federal
Constitution. 1t is worthy of its distingu-
ished author,
Oh for a muse of FIRE TO mount the skies,
And TO a list'nug world proclaim
Behold behold an empire rise!
An era new, Time, he flies,
Hath entered ia the book of Fame
On All ,ghany's towering head
Echo slull stanl--tha tdings spread,
And DER the lakes aud misty floods around
An era new resouhd.
Sael where Columbia sits alone,
And from her star h,s ,spangled throne
iieholds the gay procession move along
And hears the trumpet and the choral song.
She hears her sous rejoice,
Looks into future times and sees
The numerous blessings Heaven DEGREES,
And with plaud joins the general voice.
""ris done It's done my sons" she cries,
"Iu war are valiant and in council wise
Vision and vaour shall my rights defend,
And oer my vast donlin those rights extend;
Science shall flourish, Genius stretch her wing,
Ia native strains Columbian MUSES. sing;
Wealth crown the alt, and Justice clean her scales
Commerce. her pondcrous anchor weigh,
Wide spread her sails.
And in far distant her flag display
My sons for freedom fought, nor fought in vain
But found u naked goddess was their gain
Coed government alone can show the maid,
In robes of social happiness arrayed"
Hal to this festival All hail this day
Columbias standard on her roof display
Aud let tho peoples motto ever be
United thus, and thus united, freel"
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tN- The Worli, (Republican) of Sep.
tember 10th, says the New York Central
Club met on Tuesday evening previously,
and-Resolved that they hcartily y approved
of Fromont's (emancipatiou) proclamation
of August 3lst, and expressing " decided
dsupproval of the slightest curtailment OIL
modification
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or NEW COLUMBUS LUZERNE COUNTY, Pa
THE next Term of this Institution will commence
MONDAY, AUG UST l2TH
Under the direction Of Prof II. u. WALKER, who as
Scholar Teacher, and II Lecturer, is t. widely und
100 flyorably known TO need any rOcOmme adaiion.
Additional facilities to those heretofore enjoyed by
Students win be furnished during the term aud year.
Instructions in Vocal and Instrumental Music VIII
be given by Gu accomplished Teacher.
, For the Trustees.
JOHN Rooms, sse'ty
August 10, 1861.
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY :
D. a. BEcKLEY, A, B., Principal.

THE AUTUMN SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
L will begin
Wednesday, tie III Of August
The building has underwent a thorough renovation
1t has heeu supplied with new furniture the walls
elegantly papered, aud everything added that can con
tribute the comfort aud convenience ofhe Student
The course Of instruction will be hOruug, hereto
fore aud those designing 10 NJ themselves TO teach Will
receive special attention. The school itself is conducted
according TO the most approved model.
All the studies Of our semiharies embraced in its
course of study
TERMS:
Primary Department 81 90
Higher department w
No extra charge is made for the study Of Ancient OF
Modern Languages
Good boarding be procured at $3.50 or $500 per
week.
July IL ls6i-f
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ESTRAY.

f.male white Pig weighing about 100 lbs, with
black spot one hip has been absent several days
suitable reward will be given for information of its
whereabouts.
JAS NJ. THORNTON.
NR.-'fhe chap who has the above described Pig en-.
closed, VIII save trouble aad expense by euctg it's
carly release.
bloomsbury, July G, lSG1.
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2s 1861.
sg- Tomorrow is the Eighteenth Sun

S1- Tomorrow is the Eighteenth Sun
day after Trinity.
Festival of St. Michael and All Angels.
Murat was shot October |, 1915
Major Andre hung October ?, 1880.
Battle of Glenlivat fought October 3,
1895.
Battle of Germantown fought October
A, l777.
Alex ander Selkirk exiled 9TH October
1904.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-28
General Election .
PROCEAMATION.
WHEREAS, by the laws of this

gA
w Commonwealth, 1t is made "the duty Of the
Sheriff of every county to give notice of the general
Elections, by publication in one more ncwspa.
pcrs of the county at least twenty days before the
ton and therein the officers to be elect.
cd, and to "dcsgnate the place at which election
tn be held" Therefore, |, JOHN SNYDER High Shcr.
i'll Of Columbia county do hereby make known aud pro-
claim to the qualified electors of Columbia county,
that GENERAL ELECTION Will he hcld on TUES
DAY. the EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER being the
second Tuesday in said month, at the several dis.
trics within the county, to witt
Benton township, at the house formerly occupied by
Ezekiel Cole
Beaver township, at the house of Franklin L. shuman.
Bloom township, ut the Court House, bloomsbury.
Briatcreck township at the School House Evans
vile.
borough Of Berwick, at the Town House. in Berwick.
CHtttws~a township at the house OF samuel kostcn.
badrr, Catt1w issa.
Centre township at the Of Jeremiah Hess dec
Cony dgham township, at the house Of r. Il. Wasser.
Fishiugcrcck twp at the house Of Geo w. Hoffman
Frankn township, at Cluytons School House.
Gcccnw township, at the house of Joseph r. Patton
| Ilcmlock township at the Buck Horn.
/ Jackson township, at the house uf Ezekiel Cole.
Locust township at the house Of j. l.. Hurst, Slab.
town
Milin township, at the house Of John Keller.
Madison twp, al the house Of Samiu,l Rimby.
Mount Pleasant tOwp,at the house now occupied by j.
T. Dcitlrick.
Moniour tcwnsbip at the house of John Richards now
occupied by William Hongshcud.
/ Main tow nship, at the house OF Isaac YettCr.
Rnarhgrferk township, at The house formerly occupied
by G. w. Dr,sbi,h,
Orange township, at the house of Alexander Hughes
Orangcvillr
| Pinc township, at the house of Albert Hunter
| Sugtr!uaf township, att he house Of Aaas Cole.
/ Scott twp., at The house Of Euoth Howell Espy.
1t Is further directed that the election If the said SOW
cral districts shaft bc opened between the hours offs and
10 oclutk in the forenoon shall continue open with
interruption adjournment, until o'clock in the
Cychiug. when tn" polls shail bs closed.
Ths uiccrs to be Ctcedat the time aud places aforo
n.
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ST, NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broadway, New Work.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PER DAY.

Since the opening of this aud cOmmOdious Hotel
IN l,ji has been the single cndcavOr of the pr0pre'
tors to make 1t the most sumptuous convenient aud
comfortable home for the citizen and stranger this
side the Atlantic.
And whltevcr has seemed likely to administer TO the
comfort Oilts guests they have cndcavurrd, without re-
gard 10 cost toprOydc ana 10 combine all the elements
vi individual and social enjoyment which modern art
has invented, aud modern taste appruvDl and the pa
trUnagr which it has commanded during the past six
ysars gratifying proof that their efforts have been
appreciated
10 meet the cXigcncics of the times when all are re-
quired to practice the most rigid economy, the under
sigcucd
Haze Reduced the Price Of Board 10
Two D0lIaiS per Day,
at the same time abating of the luXurios win
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WllliCUMB & CO.
Sept II, lsGl.-3m.
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81 ZII[gg|Ik|a;;II.NllE3's9 ! 1.
W'Ssa' N'escs.
Latest From Missouri.
COL. MULLIGAN'S SURRENDER
CONFIRMED.

Account Of The Defence and Surrender Of
Lezington-GaAant conduct Of Co.. yfuL-
hgan-- The men IF his command re-
tedSed-Largs amoitas Of Spoils gained
By ts ReJ.Is--Payt Of his Command
al QuincH
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If the thirteen States, in the then SPAR
sely settled condition of the country, could
muster that number of troops, we do not
see that there should be anything to pre-
vent sixteen thickly populated States from
furnishing four times as many now.
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E M P 10y M E N T !
AGENTS WANrEDl
s25l /

We will pny from S45 to Sjper month aud all cxpon
ses. to active Agents give n,cdmmsson. Particulars
sent Tree. Address ERiE SEWlNG NACHiNE COMPASY, II.
JAMES General aCcat, Milan, Ohio.
Aug. If, l-Gl.-lau,
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----' ing Fail aud Winter seasons would
respectfully invite examination Of my stock aud pri.
CGs from those intending to purchase, as am enabled
to Offer them very desirable Inducements.
All my Fnrs have been purchased for ca h, and made
by experienced aud competent hands and the present
monetary troubles render 1t necessary that should dis.
pose of my goods at very small advance on cost.
am satisfied that it will be to the interests Of those
how design purchasing to give me call.
IL Rcrucrt the name, number aud street: John
Fareir New Fur store lis Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Snnlnmher Z, lHGI-5nl.
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RECEIPTS FOR JULY,
20 THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of August, 1861:
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The undersigned, having purchased the welknown
Nv hie llall Clothing Emporium, situate the South
West Corner of Fourth and Market Streets Philadelphia
respectfully informs tn public and former customers
the House. that a keeps constantly for sale and makes
up In order, all description Of fGCnrCns wear of an.
proved material and sells at very moderate prices Be
ing PRACrcAL Tailor, hr guarauttes good Its aud
wrlualc Garments Strict attention given To jubbng
generally.
A continuation ofthc custom of the hoHsc, which he
wi spare no pains to merit is very respectfully iuvi
ted. +. s. LENICk.
May |, lSjl.-y
Uniformity of Prices A New Fsatpr, in Buyiuc
Every one his own Salrsman JONES & co. of the
Crescent Ohr Prrg Cloihug Store No 20 Market street
above sixth, Phi adp phia.
In addition to having tho largest, most varied and
Fashionable stock OF Clothing in hilndcpin, made cx.
pr -sly for retail sacs have coasiturdcvrry one his
own sal nSnun, by having marked IN figures, each
ti at the very lowest price it be- sold for they
cannot pos iD vHry--nll must buy alike
1na goods well SpOngod and prepared, and great
pains taken with tr making that all buy with the
fun asugdncc of getting good Httclr the very low
cs price Also, large stock of piece gouds handu
the larat style and b'st qualities which will b. made
To order, in tst most fashionable aud best manner =,
pr cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Marict,abuvc Sixth STREE
No. 100. JONES x co.
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SOY The following is the number of men
furnished by the different States in the
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August 81, ls6l.-Gt.
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The reading Of the above letter was &C
eompaned by the remark, that the writer
was the present President Judge OF The VIII
Judicial district OF Pennsy wanna A Union
man, a sound Democrat and pure patriot.
One who had literally given Of his means--
in men and treasure-to defend the honor
of The Government. That he was he Dem
ocralic candidate for President Judse and
would be triumphantly reelected, Three
cheers were then proposed and given with
a will for the Hon. ALEX JORDAN.
On molon, vote or thanks was given to
the speakers for their national and patriotic
addresses, and 10 the String Band for their
very excellent music
The meeting then adjourned.
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rIIEfo Of this Celebrated Institution offers the
l. most certain, speedy, and only chtuul remedy in
the world for effects Glrcts Structures seminal weak
ness, Paius IN the Ioius, Constitutional % bty, lmpO
tcncy. Weakness of thr Back and Limbs. Affections u
the kidneys, ripitatiun of the Heart Dyspepsia, Nrr
lrritahliy, disease of the Head, hfoa Nose
Skin, and all and melancholy Disorders
arr ing from t1 destructive habits Of Youth witch de
struys both body aud mind These and SOLITARY
practices, fatal to their victims than the song o
ha Syrcns to the mariners Ulysses, bghtng their mos
brilliant hopes and anlicipations rendering marriage
impossible,
, 1861-05-11

~ Bart,Eaztt Cur Or i've month 'roa Jsas
sanity osstsd The Il u ette VITA IRE m'n1tsA
xuk # toe Feat H.uan tt@na- w-uM, II ds<tIab1ek
IN can b. f4ats. so1tth.E oF sapataia.s Adh.ese
pLs. ilIEeA 81 ;sa1. EJt1I$&
, 1861-05-11
HELP is NEAR THMm,

1t this nonient it ia impossible to judge
Of the outcome Of yesterday s work At st:
Louis, or the Intentions Of the parties en-
gagged in it. Whatever may happen to the
seoessionists, it u certain that The Union
men and Federal troop. may look to Iii
aois for instant and efficient aid. 4 rcgi-
ment Of our loyal boys has for ten days OF
more teen drilling at Alton, in anticipation
of cali for their services; and only yes.
terday Col McArthur's regiment took up
quarters on the line of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Road, within striking distance Of
St., Louis Both these re in1ents IRE well
armed, and are competent to any task that
may be allotted 60 them. In the hour that
their services are required, they will be
ready to march. We trust that. hearing
of the conflict, Col Macarthur took the
pzecaution to send forward detachments
last night to guard the ilroad bridges On
his prospective route, so that his way may
he DDeT, p='
, 1861-05-11

The TH8uxx dentes that there was auv political
fs0Renec exeKeteed in the choice Of rertmeital off,
eern II Springfield. i may be ~, bus some .rane-
sesfons e4uiat awfull7 the Other way WIN wns
OWN Lssttoy tths Hon. Repab lean Represents-
ful tn his 4tterdanes * the Capitol until The six
rexiuasuts weze fnslg orgAnfzed7 How vas It that
wissn MI, Wkshbufne't particular friend. Captafn
Chstastu, uAa Aalscted BY the regulate number of
eoanpGnias ~ Colonel and Captain Paddock, Of
Bessapt4a Eeuaen2ns Colonel. That Mr.. Lovejcy
declared that The Regiment shosdd not be 50 o.
0lnixsd.'' snd e6eetusllJ broke up the arrapge-
ncpt. and IN doing 60 deprived three COM
panies OF ~ brave fellows - ever carried I
maaket Of their right 10 BE- organized In those
xeEtmsntx.. yne uNuence OF Mr.. Lovetoy W2s nn-
wartanxble, and hss naturally excited feeling OF
indX2a1fon; not Only Ia political tafdee, hut klko
nanonx the fssn thus excluded from pa5t1apa11oo
T. ths w1r aud among THEY ftasnda: Tnass @ eon-
Eakse-n from Bureau county, returned home
3sEEefttJ, dlaEust*d md nEttkf.nE cufsee deep
10 ~ Iood ax&ta.t the Honorable Representative
oa3 hoped kuAt psrtiEansh1p would nave been
.&n@s9 Ia III ths preparations tha approat hipR
1nogG.e. + Il proper that It fhonld be. and ths
as% 20 tAks d,4rsas con1ss will surs1y be re-
AA'.aoe1eo Z. dtIing time. PntSoExox.
AaewEA-Hags 10 q statement import
n' ~ that Nj. Lovaoy is sufficiently
posmao make and numake regiments IN
defiance Of ths volunteers themselves, and
q Capt Pope, q. s. A., engaged in mus
te1inEz tta- soldiers an;: ssooad, that Mr
1W9oy dellberately defeated Capt Chet.
sshaReFualieanA and put IN Capt Near