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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-20
Legal Notices.
C,UMVTONs-sTATE OF CALIFORn !.

CNUMNIONS-STATE OE CALIE0RNa,
- County Of Nevada. s.. District Court Of the iI.i
Judicial District Of said State The people Of The ss
of California to JOHN z. BELL. greeting: Ynns.
hereby summoned to appear and answer to the eon
paint of ELIZA 5. BELL. filed against you within ~
days from the service of this writ If served an W
in this county within twenty days II served on =,
in this District and out of this county and wna
forty days il served you in the State and oef y
this District in an action commenced ON tlr ls,l
day of January A. D. 1862, in said Court. wherss
plaintiff prays that by tire decree of this Court M
marriage contract existing between plaintiff and ya
may be annuIled and be adiudged Of no further b,a,
ing effect and that plaintiff may have the care rms,
todv and education of the children born of said ma,
riage And you are hereby notified that If Won faa
to answer said complaint herein directed, plantis
VIII take Judgment against you therefor by defaph
together with all costs of suit and also demand y
the Court such other reliefas Is prayed for n pin,
tiff's said complaint
~ In testimony whereofI. R. H. FAee,.s.p
r Clerk of the District Court aforesaid Il,
L. 3 hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
~ of the said Court at Office. in the CITY az
Nevada, this 18th day Of January A. D. 1862
r. II. FARQUHAR Clerk
Jos, RoBsRTs, Deputy.
Ry order of Hon I. b. MCFARLAND, Jutpp of m,
District Court aforesaid
A true copy-attest: Il. II FARQUHAR Clerk,
BY JOS RoERRrs. nepntv
DBBi.E L BYRNE, Att'ys for pl'h. [isnlss;m
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-20

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
in pursuance Of an Ordinance passed by the Trustees
of the City of Nevada January 7th, 1862 levyng and
providing for the collection ofCity Taxes have lev
led upon, and VIII expose at public sale in front of
the Court House door in the City Of Nevada on SAT-
URDAY THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MARCH.
A. D.. 1862, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, all the above de-
scrbed property, for taxes and costs then remaining
due and unpaid. U. 5. GREGORY. Marshal
March /, 1862 Ex-oficio City Tax-Collector.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-20
wrHEuMIssTON wOOLEN MILLS
NOW USE
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines,

In making up Over Shirts, Coats, Suits, &c. They
now use from forty to fifty constantly and are turn
ing out the finest goods in the market mayZl
MRS. 1. j. ROLFE Agent,
Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-20

J. WARD CmLDs, Of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
'takln' notes" on the highway and thus grapn'ce'y
presents decided case Of
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-20
NO LEATHER PAD

Used Now ON the New style Ofdachlne'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-20

" In witness whereOfI do hereunt0 seE my
hand and seal, this 18th day Of March, A.
L. s. 1890 MARY IRISH,
, 1862-09-15

4 Steamboat Captain On the 0hio
Puts the Gue1illas to Flight
with a Quaker Gun.

Especial Dispatch tothe Chicago T1ibune1
CAIRO. Sept. Is, 1852.
Tie steamer Fitzhugn arrived from Cir
cinnali this morning, the heroine Of an exploit
riva1ing the quaker guns Of u lHseeas. Before
reaching Curleu, Ky, her officers were in
formed that they would probably meet with
trouble frt FL company Of yuerilla;, statio1el
there and advised them to be On their guard
There Was not gun on board, but the master
managedto recover apiece Of timber about i've
feet long and a foot in diameter, which, with
little paint, he managed so as to make it re
Eemb!e cannon, covered it with q iarpauliu
ard mounted it on pair Of trucks, and thus
armed proposed to meet the enemy. Arriving
at Curlew they found fifty guerillas drawn up
in line, who incontinente1y demanded their
surrender. Tho:e on the boat said nothing,
but brought up from the hold number OF
Snail pieces ct limestone sewed up in canvas
bags to represent ammunition, and carefully
Ibid them along side the gun. The harmle ss
bit of wood was then turned toward the ras-
c5ls, and the tarpaulin was about to be re-
moved, when The doughty warriors took to
t1eir heels and ran rs it the ole Nick Was after
them. Al Battery Rock, on The
Illinois shore, another parfy number
itg about forty VINO had crossed
eyer the night previous IN az old fiat byas, es-
saxcd the sa1he undertaking, hut these too
we're put to flight by tIi= mighty piece OF ord
naUce.
The guerillas still remain north Of the Q 10
| Caseyyille n.y., Is il rebei bands ard 1egi-
neps OF confederate cavalry is being raised in
that vicinity.
/ TIE Matte Cook was not burned IS sur
return trip TO Evansville, both her and the
| Ollie Sullivan We're made tlr Target tor rebe
bullets, without however inhictlng aay con
| siderable damage.
, 1862-09-15
From WESTERN VIRGINIA.
ASSAULT CpDN 0ER FORCES At
GALLEY.
CHARLESTON COMpLETELH
DESTROYED.
Also all Of the Salt Works.
a DESPERATE FIGHT.
cklLEPGLiS, OHIO, THREATENED.
a DESPERATE FIGHT.
eklLlPcLtS, OHIO, THREATENED.

GALl1po11s, Sept. 14-On Wednesday
column Of the enemy, . coo strong, said to be
under The command of Gen. Lorlng, the first
notice Of whom was in Our TeAr, between
Fayet.e and Gauley made gu attack on our
forces epcamped at Fayette, consisting Of the
54th and 51th Ohio regiments, numbering
about LOO men, under command OF C3l.
Jsber, when desperate fight tooa place, con-
tinuiug till dark. Our forces cut their way
through, reaching GAuley during the night,
ha1 ing shout 100 He'd and wounded, mostly
Of the tt;;4th Ohio Ia the meantime smother
column Of the enemy approached G2aiey
bridge, on the AeTis5uEs road, under tsrTo
Gordo Williams, cut NJ .. the +'@h D2:o,
two companies Of the 81 Virginia and one
company Of the "a Virginla cavalry, Who
been heard OF them. Under THESE circan-
stances. Col LightburE, front flank and rear,
teing Threatened hy On yerxhela1ing force,
compelled him 10 eEacuate Gauley, which ne
the 18th, after destroying the govern
ncnt property thst he was unsole
to bring away. He accordingly moved down
the Kanawha in TWO co1umus on each side OF
| the river, reaching Camp Piast On the atteF-
| noon OF the 1stb, skirmishing the whole way.
Here be u1aased lis troops on the north bauk
| OF the Kama VIA, but being hard pressed By
| the enemy, he retreated during tue night,
| resching Elk River, just below CharlestoTD,
+! on Saturday morning. He mnde another aau
| on the lower pank OF ELK fslFei. HI u 0c:pe.
rate battle ensued, lasting iron 10 3. n till
dark. Our forces sheiied and deatroyet
Charlesto*n, two houses only being left. T ii
Issue cf the fight is unknown nothing having
been heard from Col Ii Ehthura since o'clo"t
Saturday afternoon. Up TO that time on
troops held their ground aud w-re pHoishj'>
the enemy severely. We understand tha
Our troops completely desrEo jeo all tae sal
works. Col LiEntbufn bTou ,ht an immens
train Of GOO loaded wagons safelyto Elk & se
| good order. Great anxiety Is felt tor t.
t ssfetY ct our forces, as we'll as OF Poin Plea
! ant ana G4llipoiis. TIE militia are 10 :Si
Iere from this and the surrounding con ltr!c
TITS border is in great darger-tfe en- q?
: force is represented as being 10000 st.on
/ with propor&ic,nate force Of artillery.
, 1862-09-15

in tie forenoon ut S O'clock The EattIe was
rene wed in the direction Of Harpez's- Ferry.
The firing was rapid and heavy. Our main
columns, it is thought, will come up with the
enemy tbs afternoon. The forces engaged By
ou1 troops yesterday we're those covering the
enemy's 8 retreat.
PHILADELPHIA, sspt, Ia Epeseia' corres-
poEdent OF the Press, e.. aoate direct from Nc
Clellan's army, which h= left last hight, tele-
graphs brira. from Baltimore that his aeHs
is good.
The 7Gnored repu]se of Burnside is fllse
HARRISBURG, Sept. 14--Infornation from
rebel suu1ces received ut headquarters at 5
O'Clock this evening state that The rebel pi:k-
cts had retired from the State line into Mary
land that our pickets had been extended
southwark. No signs Of the enemy visible in
the neighborhood Of 31idd1eburg ind Nayres
bora, Pennsy lyania.
Yesterday portion of our ca7aly ap
preached within three miles Of Hageraton1
without any signs Of any enemy.
Saturday their scouts were reported thret
! miles south of Greencastle.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 13.-The rebels c1ain
to have an army Of 0,o00 men in Maryland
and 2, 500 in Virginia menacing Washington
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-two railroad en-
Transport, lave returned. They say be tool
! them with him across the river where his di
vision had crossed Oh Fzid1y. He allo 8e1 then
: 10 return therefore there is no doubt Jackson
is On the other side Of the river.
, 1862-09-15
General TEnt.trr.

4 Ntw 1..k v,rre rp.:de2s writes: "t;en.
j1ura.tr, 3..e IN coi:i:u:lrd Us Pat Royal, ar
1:vs in 1.,wn *o-<:*J. Il: WILL ;'fn:e:t to
N:zs,:1tgion Ills evening. During the day
Etr. Hnu1tr l.ae !seen c,let! ut;oa by !n3ny OF
lis s,crsclll fri. pds al;+ 10 til Sc he has sro-
31u very freely in rti-rence 10 1he military sit
ua1iG1 at Port Hayal G-1- Hunrcr is r.pre-
3on tlat Csar!lltt1 In b. iaLen 81 our z;tin-
Keats, a1t: tF.:.. j: il le aGHe-l q ri 1nu:h sur
siE.=c, eygL ta Ike re-. tl.mseiyes, taa- III
5.t,tiii;It az }ca.t, 10 e.:'i:i:1 It, has not ere
TOW hecIi mace. Thu Scurral fctelJ a1!rli:3
shat Ei7 ideas :s to ;e H.! t'+!S1l2:a ot tue re-
s,rt:, :se 5o!Git +, Asy- IGue:1oGe Considerable
lftG;titatitn slice T.. t:;]afc ot his lite eN-
1,eri1ncnts in that ill.,: - f!:lt67 iI:ld.
There is 10. particle OF truth in the latter
eta:elAc:lt. Gr tie co.lEra"y, G2E. Hunter in
= ::..uv,rsal:on With a 1lt1njtr ot Congress
f!c:n this S::.te, II }i.'.n lie 1ict in New York,
Euye il a? biz t!r1l cenvic' ion tia: il the gov
E1rmtu1 Wtu}d declare Tue slaves ellla3ciyl:2l
snd permit them to tight for the Cnion, the
rebellion would t1e crushed out speedily and
ctI ctuauy, snd u-th that be dore Ac has
small hope Of = successful Issue ct the con
fest. He declares tlas if the government had
i:ent tin q ftw nlort regiments aud .:uuboat5
znstead Of Withdrawing hal! his force, IL
cuu1d have tahru Charles on aud Savannah
.1nd with the sid ot the loyal negroes swep
Sic rt1:s,s5 ont Of South Carolina. EtorLl' ant
E:1;Ie a..ti RS o. { h:sr >::.'e5 70 tie corr
rietc possession of tAe United St1tcs- Bu
I'll. kid glove posive prevailed and nothing
Nan a.tDu1,;i$Lttl
, 1862-09-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
.WAsu1sGToS, sept. Il, le6a.
Senator Wright Of Indiana positively de-
ciines to accept the nomination for Congress
against VOORHEES,, the Fa1andi.ham Democrat
OF the .Telre Haute district. III letters to
friend here, hc assigns as q reason that he is
rot resident Of the district, and has not
been f.r fifteen years. This dispo=es OF the
numerous speculations we have had Us to
probable change in the cabinet, to result from
senatorial vacancy in Indiana, to be caused
by Nright's resignation. Harvey D. Scott
takes the Union nomination in that district
against VOORHEES,, and Indianars express coz
fidcnce that he will be elected.
The stories circulated in some Western
pape,s about McDowell being im 2licated in
charges brought against McClellan's generals
concerning the Bull Run battles are utterly
ulfounded. Whatever else may be ur.ted
against Mcdowell, no charge las ever been
1lade that he failed 10 eo-opcra:e fully with
Pope.
II. T. Dennis OF the Patent Office, from
EieLmor1, Indiana, has been appointed Dy
Gov. Morton, agent for the State OF Indiana,
to look after the welfare Of InGiauiaus. HI is
constantly engaged in Gi=cta-ging .!is dufies
Scnator Wilkinson OF Minnesota arrived
bere to-day on business connected with the
Indian troubles in tie NoEth@est. LIE thinks
the point Of exLre1le danger from the In
Gian outbreak is past, if measures which have
a)rtady bten begun shall b. pressed vigorous
" forward. The troops uow after the Sioux
are supposed ample to reduce them to speed;
submission.
! The A1iune5oIians generally are we'll
| satitiied with Popc's appointment to the de-
! p5rtmeUt. He las commanded in that region
before, "nd they think that, hoEcvcr, he may
hsve succeeded in the East, ne underst ,nds
In6iau warfare.
| RtT. Dr.. Patton, distinguished Co1gr3sa
! tional minister from Chicago, with o.hcrs
waited on the president yesterday, present
? ing ill adGr{ IS OF the subject Of =inacc;i,l
tion, i1 behalf Of . large meetin= lately EEK
in Chicago. The address is signed oy Il larg
pu1nher Of the best ard most influential cl1i
zens OF all parties. l. urges emancipation q:
an absolute necessity for prosecuting the Wa
with any hope OF successful termination. tn
| president received the delegation ver5 cordial
y. He said the subject presented in the nd
dress lay very near his heart; but he had nc
yet made up Lis mind that he could yet adop
such & policy. He then recoun1ed some {
the principal objections to emancipation, an
said as soon as he could relieve his mind, b
voulc certainly go Is far as his partisaas coul
desire.
Another gross case Of Kidnapping occurrc
the other day, here. Gen. Wadsworth Is tal
irg measures TO put an end to this practice
md will make at example Of every man co1
utcted with it.
All crossing of the Potomac, except wit
passes, is again iuterdicted. Disloyal persor
are refused passes on any account.
Thos. e. Benton, co, B, 10th Indiana, die
Today OF pneumonia, resulting from wour
! receiyeI in the lite engagement
, 1862-09-15

Organizing and Consotida-
ting Flew Regiments.
LIEUT.. COL. ]. r. SCOTT APPOINTED
COLONEL 0F.EHE KtNETEEHfH,


lSpeclal Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribune.j7
srsEsFGcLp, Sept II. 1867,
Liea.. Col. Joseph r. S:o5t has been a.
pointed, by the governor, colonel Of the l922
regiment, fl irmer1y Colone. Tnrch:n. 3fa;or
Harding, Of that regiment, has resigned at the
request OF the regiment.
There are row in Camp Brt.er over 5000
troops, ard still they come. Tnere are SEQ
men az Camp Yates, and Capt. Faughan'5 bat-
tery is 1T Clear Lake.
The organization Of five regiments was con-
pleted, yesterday, by Adjntart General Fuller,
as follows:
G7th. Col Rutherford.
N61h, tol. Latham.
i1sfs, i1sfh, Sel: Ssl: ( ( Z I: aeefs aooTs:
12lth, Col. Sloan.
These, with Coils. Hecker and Col. Day make
seyen full regiments in Camp Butler.
Six compabies,a AT kankakee, uuler Col. Pad
dock, have this evening been ordered to Chi
csgo, and four companies Of the Sd Bo1rd oI
Trade regiment will complete the organiza
ton Of the 113.h regiment. It viii p7obadl5
be commanded By Ce2t. Hoge, OF Mr.. Higgins,
as colonel, ard Paddock as lieutenant colonel
Anna yesterday, to wit:
1Cath, Col Sinlmo:
11uth, Col Casey.
I learn that seven companies from Rock
Island county, new at Dixon, will this week
he ordered 20 Chic:go, to be 6lled up .h=rs,
either By three companies which Will pToba.
lily be enlisted from the 9th and G9sa, three
| months men, or in some other way.
Nearly al the NEW regiments arg nearly or
:anizesi, and the greatest activity prevails ir
every department 10 put them IN condition
tt'r 1hs. field.
Gev. Yates les succeeded IL preventing the
creation Of any more provost EarshAs by tns
provost marshal Of Missouri for this State
Ile has also been conceded the privilege O
6jsmissips those already appointed. lie vii
! no doubt do SO In all cases In which be think:
| the l11uIic coed requires it.
| c.. knohleshort has been dismissed tht
service, but has sent protest to the rresi5en
! oSa:,!et the same, as most unjust to him. Tn
| colonel is regarded here to have been III.
/ u6ed in this matter.
, 1862-09-15
The eTndIaa War in Nfnnesota-Shocl1-
Ing OuIrIge4.

LIZ
ST. Paul. Min, Sept. 13.-Four persons
were kiIl,d hE Indians near Afankato while
tlsreslil,g heat, within mile Of company
Of trcors. The Iudiass took the horses from
the 1breshiDg machine, and lett before the
troops could reacl them. These bold ex~
rluits ~i1l prevent tue farmers from returning
to tl,ir creps.
Two Chirpewa chiefs of Wisconsin, tender
their services to Gov, Ramsey to tight the
Sioux, II is we'll known these two tribes
have lo1g been al war with each other.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-Indian Commits
soner Dole, ia letter from Fort Ripley,
Alipn., dated September lsr., to Caief Clerk
rived there August a!lb, with 1000 troops,
flpciEg, when he arrived, about one company.
lie found the fort in ytry poor state OF de-
1vu; t, it never having beeu finished. But tue
troops went to work immedi .te1y, aud ex-
1ec1tu to have it tiuis heG the folio ~iu,5 night.
On his arrival, Commissioner Dole informed
uole-1n the- Day and othcz Chiefs that he WAS
; ready sid Him. to hold council With tteM
Al that place. They answered the following
day by s;a, irs they would not meet li;a there,
; aid refusing to name time and place.
Ii ere stems 10 be two opinions, says Com.
! his iu1ltr Dole, In regard to these Indian
! troubles: ore is that the indians are not in
hostility to tue whites generally, hut have had
: personal difficulty With employees of the gov
/ trnmen1; and another is that there Is 9 W1dz,
, spread Oisatitction among them, aud that they
ale taking this Opportunity 10 strike f-r re-
:; verge, believing that our meu have all goat
! to the war.
!; Officers in the land Office had TO run fo
their livts, leaving everything behind. They
are HOW At Fort Ripley, Us also are the SIT
Tiers. On their. way in they were met b,
Il ir1y or forty Indians, Under Huic-ln-t;i.
Dag, who robhcd them ot a horse and sever.
guns, but on provisions being given then
1hr4 allowed the PARTY to plSS,
John Ross, Chef OF the Cherokees, had Al
:rt.ryicw with the pres ident this nloTriu;
with regard to the issue Of his nasIoa froi
the rebels. 1t is understood t1as 3 sl.isfac
tory arrangement was made to that end. Kos
and his sou lett this Afternoon for New YorE
, 1862-09-15

HA-itlNH ION, CFtL Ii. l>tz-
Stringent orders l:asr been Issued a-4iust
tt!o.El4.I ;'y Gen. Ulil-ch< He rotlces With
It@Ec ti;s1 til. .,r:.c ice If Struggling has aui1
htcnlEe prevalent il tie arlAy, Struggling is
13I:r:sly accomplished by marauula.5 and
theft. lic.us to7 wAr1, ltsy.s,:. tnc r4nhs With
Cui permission viii uc punished severely, even
70 TIT rtIai13 G: ct&'n.
Su1g,v1s ait el >incd ~ strict and indus
1r;cus perform .nc: Of their duties in regard
10 The care ol the sick und Disabled. Generals
COMMANDING c,'ri,s are to halt frequently, aud
11ii tstl3 viii III. md at tTvry halt, as well as
-1t the cu14L-c1c.Eleu. 4Gd eut Of every
1liartll.
all adIutauts are to make out list of ab-
Etptees, anc All stra1Clvrs ;Are 10 b. cxaEAincd
Dtfor.. The 11nce1s ot tue Regiment. If the tx
cu4e is not dcy1u:i salicicu,, tue word 's:rls5-
csc1'' is to be entered after the ran.e Ut the
eNtnGer, %nd lis pay stepped t<r tie l's11oI ot
4,'s.l
fi:id officers arc y. SD with the same pow
CIs r:Eiuls n1;'l cuur1-ma1tll. In tas"s Of
1argeat nectssity. q ticket Of Leave mag be far
Ilsiste so:G;cr :t,r Il ,!vcA tine aE the Cum
1'any c1acers, who s1all always 20 provided
MN aeksts fos suvh Contingency.
Y t6ch casc u af's'1lcc, tue inuskct, haycf-
sack AID kbal'sack, shall he borne by the sol
aNro' cou'Tadea. When IN examination Of
E11aCgleTs shall show auy neglect q. duty IN
the part Of any company osncvr, The name Of
the od~nding t'1iicer s1all be reported for dis
nis6ai OF conEt-lAaEtlal.
On march, tie provost shall throw out
cavalry to the Gunks an6 rear tt arrest and re,
zurn I'll stIar:lcTs ~ theit regiments. Al
officers, Of wha'ever grade OF regiment. ars
vested with authority to drive forward al
Etragg1t1s to I'll. ir regiments, AID resistance
is II The risk of death.
AL houses on the line Of march arc to b
OCCUPIED by the provost guar,i, aud protected
against injury, and mar Audlls aud rohb:r!
are made punishable *itn dea:h, the sentenc,
of which is ito be executed promptly and il
the most public manner l regret to So
HAT the Proptrty Of tue hon. F. 2. Blair, Sr
st Silver Sprlrg, suffered very severely froa
Etragglers folioHing On its march tn or th1e
days ago.
1EnAT TIE RUSSIAN MINISTER; THINKS OF or;
ARMY
Mr. stoeckl, the Russian minister, ate
Wasehing our troops he they marched past o.
their way to Rockville the other night, sai
that We mad the finest 2ruy in the world, bu
that no Soldier cuuid do his duty who carrie
go much luggage OIL his peroon, Twice q
much, he said, g. Russian soldier was q
lowed 10 carry, apd FIR more awkyar5ly au
inconyiently placed Than his load.
KSAPsACKs SENT nACK.
Sixty wagon loace Of knapsacks were Sc,
back from ihe front Iast Eisht. This forms
fitting corollsrE to the Russian minister
criticism.
, 1862-09-15

Returns frc1n al towns aid cities give all
aggregate vote for governor Is follows:
Ahncr inh..En,' 'il:"lu.!i&1n. .--.-...-..22 'ht
Zion E&d,ury. tPt:.ce DsH,ocr;st> z, 29t
Ct.i. 1a!t=ti, /" Al D4lnocIap -...---...-. 3.:l2
IohBts;t 1."lnfi1y ..---~...~-.... 3.2l1
His uH:na1. r4a;5iity in tlc STATE will be from
G,o0o 10 $500. Compared with last year this
ill be falling ou on the Republican vote of
4.uGO 10 5000.
Sweat, Democrat, is undoubtedly elected 10
Ccugrcss FROM tic lst district By some 100
,.aior;:y. Sweat is d War Democrat and thor
ou-h.y ccr5.Ait1"d to tus Prosecution OF the
Wal unit! the rebellion is squelcncd.
AItun City Election.
Sam. L BueklBaeter vas elected mayor OF
.tNcn Tn tie 9Th inst, with a cornell ard
1,,t'zt Il tie ctiser eit5 officers Of Ike stripe,
the only eSS1..lHion benz Hv1ryS, Baker, fol
EGE tat.e.aey, ai:A bAulp Pvt*rs fv7 s1f:et
zolruse-ic.,tr. The vu:r VA: ,ln,ll.
, 1862-09-15

There is no doubt tha! battle co1n-
,ncnced at or near Harpers Ferry Oh Sat-
a1rday, and was continued all day yester-
clay. Dispatches from several points a'i1hia
cannon sound Of that point state that
heavy firing was heard. The fight has un-
doubtedly been q desperate and bloody
one. The position Of McCleuaa's army
when last heard from, render it probable
that they hare taken hand in the fgut
What has been the result Of the battle is
.lot known; at least i has ,,ot been Il, ILL.,.
public by those who do OR should know.
lut it Is surmised a. Washington and Bal
zimore to have been favorable IL the U.i3u
rause. Tine mus. soon sei1l. The question
Pretty direct Information from t],cksou's
arm. Indicates that lie crossed, with his
Nlolc furce, into Esrsisaia, at Williams
1'ort, on Friday: If:o, lit is HON probably
al Harptr's Ferry.
, 1862-09-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Preparations to Repef the Rebel
Invasion Of Missouri,

[special Dispatch to Chicago Trib9ne
ST. LoUt5, September -, 1862
Preparations are being made to resist any
rtbel movement in the southeast or south
west. Five companies Of tho 10Th Missouri,
Col. Coyendia, left last night for Cape Girar-
dean. Tie 2Sth, Col Fletcher, and the 25:n,
Gel. Harding, have left for Pittman'5 Eerr5 OIL
tie Arkansas line. Another regiment is M
der marching orders.
The news Of the intended advance of the
rebels en- Missouri is confirmed by every ar
rial from the southeast and southwest.
The Illinois regiments sent TO St. Louis are
still here.
The military authorities at Lexington ere
stopping all boats running above that point
to prevent them from falling into rebel hands
There are many tors Of goods here waiting
shipment to Lcayenworth and points above.
Restrictions Oh travel from this city con
tiIue Us stringent Us ever.
, 1862-09-15
HE COLORED COLONIZATION
81 HEMEs
The Arrangements Perfected

WAsn1SGToS, Sept. 13.-Ihe government
to-day completed the arrangements for the
settlement Of Tree colored persons in Central
Ame1ica, the precise place depending upon
conduct the expedition, has full powers in the
Erem1sss. 1t will start early in October with
800 fmigran's, nearly all them provided with
implements oi..busnandry and Everything nec-
esea1y: TOR cumfort aud industry. About
4,cta> Of the most desirable colored persous
have alre8dF Informed Sena.or PoneraY of
their desire to avail themselves OF tts PsesI.
dents co!cuEE1ion scLere,