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BATEsyILLE, Sept. 20, 1856.

 MT. Editor--The mounted Volunteers from Black River township in this county, under the following of ficers5 Captain BENIAH BATEMAN, lst Lieut.. Wm CARROLL RIvEs, 2d Lieut. PLEASANT TURSEY, num- berng 64 men, arrived at this place lately, their way to the place of rendezvous, Fayetteville, where they will be mustered into service. and to Fort Gibson They met by the citizens of this place, and escorted into town, where there refreshments prepared for them and after exchanging glasses with the citizens they took up the line of march amid the cheers and well wishes of the citizens. l have seldom seen finer company of rnen.--They arc men of the first responsibility, and truly the bone and sines of the county. Capt. Baeman is one of the oldest set- Hers in the couny--unversaliy beloved by his neigh bors--and bolder intrepid man never lived. Our liberties never be in danger when such men turn out for the defence of our country. Success at tend them.