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The New York herald., 1862-09-07

TIN New SCENE OF OPERATIoss.--All eyes are
now turned towards the Upper Potomac, and
everything indicates that the next great contest
at arms will be in that locality. The Balls
Bluff disaster is the only battle, thus far, in this
war chat has taken place in that section; but
the signs Of the times now clearly point to the
fact that the great decisive battle Of the war
will soon be fought somewhere on the Upper
their heads to adopt a retrograde movement
towards Richmond aud thus confess their
failure to carry oat their programme. A few
days will decide this question.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

GREHEY on GoLp.-The Tribune says we
pointed to the stock market AZ the true barome-
ter Of the public confidence, and referred to
the price of gold falling as an evidence OF the
wisdom of the appointment of General
Mcclellan. The Tribune calls II 'the latest
important army appointment" ~ il afraid to
mention the name Of the distinguished man it
called TRAITOR" The reply Of the Tribune TO
our argument is, that gold, which had been 1l9
on Wednesday, went down to ll7H on Thursday,
and Oh Friday went UP to ll9H. This Is only
a confirmation OF our argument Fir ON the
premature disclosure by the Tribune Of the re-
treat Of General Mcclellan from James river
resulted the movement of the rebels against
Washington by way of Gordonsvile and the
severe loss Of Pope's army in Its retreat 10
form junction with the Army of the Potomac.
The appointment Of General Mcclellan to de-
fend Washington caused the price OF gold to
fall two per cent. But the extent of the effect
Of the tfeachery of the Tribune was not limited
20 the peril of an assault on Washington In
front, which McClellan's appointment prevent.
ed. II afterwards appeared that the line Of the
Potomac was threatened. That caused gold to
go up two per cent But now that IL is known
General Mcclellan, in cooperation with Gene
raj Halieck, has made such disposition OF the
Union troops as TO defeat the rebels In their
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
GENERAL NEWS.
wAsHrscroS. Sept. 8, 1859.
TAXING CARu OF SOLDIERS PRrr.

WAsHrscroN. Sept. 9, 1881
TAKING CARS OF SOLDIERS PRer.
During the recent movements in Virginia many Of
troops injured in the feet by severe marching over
rough roads-ths shoes many Of them being Of posr
qualy Dr. j. Zachare, Of New York, under authorize
ton OF the Medical Department. left the city to-day for
the Virginia side the river for the purpose Of operating
ON the feet Of such need his services chropods
that gcntlsmsn bringing with him hgn testimonials
his professional skill
RExoNsTRANCx or HON. JOSEPH sBGAR AaAINeT
THE REMOVAL OF HIS HoTRL AT OLD POINT.
Hon. Joseph Segar is now here demonstrating against
the removal of the buildings Of the Hygea Hotel OA
Point as recommended in the report Of sanitary con-
In printed letter 70 the Secretary Of War, Mr.
Scgsr says
assure you, my dear SIR that under proper crcum-
citizen willing than am 10 surrender
what he the good Of the republic The governments
has possession OF beautiful and farm and
must have TO the end Of this unhappy So help me
God, do not grudge IL. gave u up and al on IL with
out murnur, and when u shall bc decided by board
qure relinqush my hotel property TO the govern
msnt, or when q board Of enlightened military men,
officers OF military training and experience, shall deeids
that the military necesstss Of my country require The
petent board take from me the only homo remaining
to me- and a. which alone can hope 70 rsjoin my
loved which the fortunes OF this dssoats conflict
have long separated from me. And II II shall please
the government to remove the buildings Of the Hygss,
I AJAX and confidently trust that ~ preliminary step,
board competent persons may be detailed 10 value
the property the end that, being "takcn for public
uses we may receive for 1t just compensation.
The property 10 estimated a. worth ssvcnty-sx tho~-
and dollars.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
k;nth usiastic War Meetings.

IhuA0Vs SeW o. iooz.
The war meeting in this city this afsernccn was an
immense affair. The stores we're closed at four NJ,
according to the proclamation OF the Mayor The Mayor
presided over the meeting. Speeches were made by
Generals Curtis, wslbridge. McCcrnAnd, Ex-Governor
Randall and Senator Trumbull.
Ia the evening General walbrdgs addressed Board
Of Trade nj length and urged the necessity Of putting
the State In complete condition Of defence against do
stic treason and foreign Intervention. He argued that
the spirit more enthusiastic and deter
mined than now.
ScsouMAyyA, Sept. 0, 1889.
Tho war spirit IL up hore and the people aroused A
spirited and enthusiastic meeting held here
meeting addressed by Hon Daniel s Dickinson, whs
made one Of his effective and stirring speeches Mr..
slra also addressed the meeting The poet and Dsadst
james G. Clark, sung "Ths Sword Of Bunker Hill" and
other patriotic songs and his soul stirring music 10 doing
good in this community The meeting adjourned 10 eight
O'Clock this evening when IL will be addressed by Msssrs
Thomas D. Wright, Of Bipghsm.sD, and n. A. Beebs,
Of 0wego. The war spirit aroused in this region and
draft will not be necessary 70 get 70 nght for the
Union and for freedom. The en- istmeut II going
pidly for the sickles Brigade.
owxoo, N. T., Sept. o, 1864
large and enthusiastic meeting was held here
last evening, aud addressed In neat eloquent and
carust BY OF the gifted our countrys
orators Mr. T. ID. Wright Of Binghsmlon law partner Of
Hon. Daniel g. Dickinson, whose speech was received
with the widest enthusiasm. Mr. H. A. Besbs, Of the
Owsgo 0ores presided several patriotic citizens came
forward and enrolled their for the Corcoran br-
gade There Is no doubt but company viii DO raised In
this vicinity readily for the gallant Corcoran.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
Restriction ON Travel Removed.

PHILADnPHiA, sept o, 1862.
United states MarshT Mward to-day attempted to pus
stop all railroad travel by requiring every citssn
who wished go New York and other cities procure
pass him, for the trouble Of preparing which hm
clerks charged each person two dollars As soon as The
Washington authorities heard Of these proceedings orders
were TO the Mashal TO all such restrictions
upon free travel and all persons can now go where sbey
please without fear OF interruption,
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

The OHIo RVER.--This war has made the
chars cteristics Of the rivers in the Southern
States familiar to every one, aud furnished to
every school boy correct idea of their geo
graphical positions, their sources and peculiar
tiles. il now appears that the rebels are de.
srous Of becoming familiar with the geography
Of the Ohio river. and are said TO be approach
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
The Europa Outward Bound-The sun.
beam at Halifax.

IAIIfAk, Sept. o, IbbIs
Tho steamship Europa arrived here from Boston at half
past eleven O'Clock this morning. and sailed for liver
pool at half.psst one.
The steamship sunbeam thirty days from Liverpool,
arrived bore At two O'Clock this Afternoon
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
The Condition or Colorado Territory.
CHICAGO Sept a. 1852

Governor Evans, Of Colorado Territory in this
city He gays the statement in ths telegraph report Of
last night credited TO the Santa Fo asec u August g.
that great dscontent exists among the population OF
Colorado" Is utterly false Ono or two small Texan
guerilla bands near the New Mexican line have produced
a the disturbances Az people, the citizens Of Colorado
are quite loyal and law abiding tbcse u Illinois or
any other loyal state.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WAR GAZETTE.
0 r FIcIAL /,
Omcsrs Dismissed from the Service
GENERAL ORDERS-N0. las.
wAR DEPARTMENT, ADJuTAss GENERALS Ornu,


Omcsrs Dismissed from the Service,
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 126.
wAR DEPARTMENT, ADJurASs GENERALS Orru,l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1862. )
The following names Of officers are by direction ~
President dismissed from the Of tho United States
for being absent without proper leave from their rcspse
tive commands while the armies which they belonged
were fighting the onsmy in the neld:-
Captain Thornton Smith, Assistant Quartcrmaster %
Volunteers. st4e III
Lieutenant John Simpson, Of the Nnstyninth rsnnsyi
vania Volunteers.
Lieutenant j. H. Harrison, Of the Twentieth New York
Volunteers.
Surgeon Edward B. Dalton, Of the Thirty-sixtA New
York Volunteers.
Captain T. Valentine, Aidde-Camp.
Lieutenant J. L. Christie, Aid -de-Camp. a
Captain J. v. Patten Seventy third Ohio voluntee1
Major G. G. Austin, 126th Pennsyvania Volunteers.
Captain John j. Sperry 1o8th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lieutenant VIM. Warren, Thirty eighth New York
Volunteers
Lieutenant R. p. Crawford, Aid-de.Camp.
BY order of the SECRETARY Of War.
Il THOMAS, Adjutans 0ssrM
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supplies for Draftsd Hilitfs.
wAuNarox, Sept. 8. 1854
The War Department has issued an order conosrainG
the different States will be supplied BY the United States
Quartermaster, as follows etN
Camps In Maine, New Hampshire snd Massachusetts
by Capt McKim Assistant Quarsrmastsr, from m aoa-
Camps In Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island. Ksv
York and part OF New Jersey by COL vintcn, Deputy
Quartermastsr General, from New York
Camps in Pennsylvania Delaware and part Of New Ser
sey by COL crosmAn, Deputy Quarsermaster 0sasral.
from Philadelphia.
Camps near Harrisburg will be supplied By rsquisiJ
sons upon Captain Z. G. wilson, Assistant Quarsrasssr
at Harrisburg.
Camps near Pttsburg By Major A. Montgomery, Quar-
tsrmastsr, United States Army, from Pittsburg.
Camps in Ohio BY Captain J. H. 0Cksrsoo. Assistants
Qnartermaster, from Cincinnati.
Camps in Indiana by Captain Jas. A. Ekn, Assistant
Quartermaster, from indianapolis.
Camps In Illinois and Wisconsin by Captain A. Post,
Assistant Quartermastcr, from Chicago
Camps in Kentucky BY Colonel Thomas Assistant Quar-
termaster, from Louisville.
Camps In Michigan by Captain g. ". Les, Assistants
Quartermaster, from Detroit
Camps in Iowa by Captain n B. Hendershott, Second
artillery, from st. Paul. sNat
Camps ST. Louis will be supplied BY Major Robert
Allen Chief usrtsrmaser of the Department Of tho Ns
sssippi.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

bounty For Volunteers in New Haven.
NEW HAv IN, Conn, Sept. 8, 1862.
The town Of New Haven to-day voted 10 pay one hun
dred dollars additional bounty making two hundred dol
lars in all TO the nine months volunteers Three hun
dred and fortythree required 90 oil the quosa.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

OF the left wing ofthe rebel army Cen. Holmes WAS
never considered, while in the Union army as very
brilliant officer. He was, therefore. always placed
in subordinate positions. He was what is gene
rally known as "a fast liver" and during the
latter part OF his career in our army was . habi-
tual drunkard HIS career in his new department
need not cause our generals any uneasiness.
The following is list of the names Of the diff
fercnt guerilla chiefs or leaders of bands Of par
tsan rangers" now or lately operating in Western
virginia, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee. The
majority OF them hold commissions as captains
from Jen Davis and John Letcher, Governor Of
Virginia; but few Of them claim the nom de
gue7re of colonel. and one (Morgan) signs himself
brigader general. Their followers vary in mum.
Der from one hundred to three thousand:-
John H. Morgan. William Haller.
w. c. Quantrell. Joseph Kirk.
Joseph C. Porter. George Jesse.
Rev. Edward T.. Porter. James Rider.
Upton Hays. CO6ee.
Adam r. johnson. CockrsT.
n. B. Forrest, captured. Iraoy.
VIM. w. Faulkner. OsartA.
John Brown. LAnglin.
Young Purcell. Hamilton.
Robert B: Lswther. Poindsxter. captsrsG.
william Jenties. Cobb.
Nathaniel Ferguson, pri- Iayior.
Robsss Edwards, killed. Hicks.
J. r. NcCann. Mc0ennla.
T. A. Napier. Mcbride.
Robert Carta1, killed. Whits
The bounty paid and money advanced - volun
| teers for regiments now in the neld-in accord
ance with the proclamations Of the Governor ol
the State and the Mayor of tho city, and the crcu
lar Of Major J. T. Sprague, United States disburs
| ing and mastering oficer-are as follows:-
| State e.............$ $50 Monthly pay....... SIS
| City ............. so Premium. .........
Government ....... rs -
l Total .4l41
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.

Arms, AmmunitiOn, &c., Captured on
Charleston, sc.
Bosros, September o. 1852.
The Ne Bedford Mavsy prints q letter from board
the United States Cambridge dated OF Beaufort
Angus; 20 which stat.e that tho sunboat octorars
captured large english steamer OF Charleston she
loaded With ssltpetre. ammunition and arms and
valued al $3.50 900
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

Ing that stream from several directions. The
Ohio river ID, therefore. just now stream Of
more than ordinary interest, and the public are
universally studying IFS features.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the condition
- of certain indenture of Mortgage, executed
by Wesley Sweet and Mary Sweet his wife, of Cass
County, Michigan, to Daniel Driskel of the same
place, on the twenty ninth day of October, A. ID.
1850 and recorded on the tbirtieth day of October
A. d. 1860, in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of said County of Cass, in Liber X of Mortgages
pages Sc and 81, on which, said Mortgage there
is claimed to due at the date of this notice. the
sum of six hu dr. ID and fifteen dollars and seventy
eight cents. anu no suit at law having been issti-
tuted to recover the any part thereof.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of a power of sale contained in said Mortgage now
become operative, and in pursuance of the statute
in such made and provided, the premises
therein described, to wit: The south half of the
northeast quarter, and the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter, and the east half of the
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section two e. in township number six, south Of
range thirteen west, in the, County of Cass and
State of Michigan, will be sold at public vendue at
the west door of the Court House, in Cassapolis
in said County of Cass, the twenty fifth day of
October next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, to
satisfy the amount then due on said Mortgage,
together with the costs of foreclosiDg the same.
DANIEL DRISKEII, Mortgage.
ANDREW ]. SMITH. Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated, this 2lst day of July, A. d. 1852.
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