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tuARG Is.
For the present viii be as follow $:

This line starting from Clark-yile, Texas.
connccts with Brad6rds stage at bonneville. on
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and thence Ia
shreveport. Ia, aud those ra'rouIzina j may
rest assured That they can be put from Clarhs
yille. Texas. TO Ni,k-burR on thc Mississippi
in four day. aud a balt and wlIi receive all at
teniou TO their wants and comfort.
Finy pounds 81 Baggage allowed TO each
passenger one hundred and f''y pounds eNim
baggage will be charged the same as one pas
senger. and lesser or greater quantity charged
in the snme proportion.
NESMlTH 4 SHAW, Fropticiors.
.trlfnr.nn IuN I'D. IeLO
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CHARLES deer
Hoas ana Shoemaker,

tSloth west corner Of the public Squarc)
Il EEPS constantly on hand large assortment
IN OF Ladies and Gcnttmens boots and shoes
his own manufacture also n good supply of
sole aud upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, be hopes TO have a continuance
Of that patronage herct fore - literally bestow.
ed on him. All orders promptly attended to
and work warranted
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BEEF MARKET!


NEXT DOOR TO NcPHNlLS.
TIVE undersigned have removed their Beef
l Market from Mr Martins to the old
and well known stand Of J u. Arnold on the
NoHh side Of the Public Square whore they
will be- glad to receive the patronage OF their old
customers. They have about 1900 head Of cat
tle running on the prnrieS, aud they wish 10 get
sale for them. For tins purose, they have made
arrangements to have them on hand and in
good order 30 rs to keep n regular supply
Planter. and Others can be furnished with
beef. in quautiiic to suit them either killed and
properly dressed or on foot Their beef will
be- oi the very best quality.
They viii also from time TO time. keep Mui
ton. Ncd and Pork at their Markcr.house SD
solicit The patronage Of Marshall. and q
rounding country.
PETE HH##
Marshall March lf
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SCHOOL FOR CHRIS.

will reopen school, at my residence, on
| Moadgg, September l6ii, 10 continue The care
OF such young ladIes as may be- entrusted to me.
intend TO give primary importance TO the
elements Of thorough English education, and
will therefore devote the entire daily session OF
the school 10 that department
Instruction 10 the Ancient and Modern for
eign languages will be- gwen at hours which will
not condic, with the daily duic. OF The English
school.
Text books will be selected with peculiar care
10 correct views Of our national Institutions and
political relations, md their number and cX-
pcnsc greatly reduced by constant Orai ins,ruc
ton and exercises in writing select subjects OF
dctntiou.
The annual exercises will include nine months,
and be divided into three periods.
LIT begins sept lG, lsdl closes Dec. I O. ls6l
2nd Jany 2, 500 Mar 80, 1852.
2rl April 2 1862 June %, 1862.
The daily exercises will begin at So A. NJ,
and clo.e ut ~ +. NJ With recess at noon.
CHARLES.
Primary scholar. per Quarter IS 90
intermediate ..... 90. TO 90
Advanced ........s IL 90
School Stationary. ..... .,......... / %
Ancient aud Modern foreign languages
each ,.t..,,t..t...,., ,'.s,t.'..t- w
For any further particulars Of discipline or
course Of study application eau be made TO M
personally
ChureCs viii be made from time OF entrance
but no deduction allowed except in cases OF
sickness. and ali accounts must be closed by
cash or note at the end OF each quarter.
70 save The loss OF time at,cndcnt upon my
personal collection Of the accounts OF She school
1 kap in, fl.t 4F ar
agent
With an earnest effort on my part to dis
charge go sacred trpst n that OF education.
shall expect the A. i,tance OF the parents, by en-
forcing tie discipline OF the school aud by pune
iuality in their payments. -
EDWIN A. WAGNER.
MarsbnO Jaeas Ans 10 IA6l nI1-tf
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IT. CHARLES HOTEL.
SFW ORLEANS.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS,

O. r. RAIL- co. PgorgigroRs.
This Horn. specially adaped for families, has
last been r. apenel fcr the season, after being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing the bcs,
Accommodations IN quiet retired part Of the city
will find everything there conducive to their com
tort and enjoyment
bee %. 90. nlt.6t
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I'M THE SAME STORE.

Aud the new proprietor, confident Of being
able to give even greater satisfaction than his
predecessor, hopes that the liberal patronage
hitherto extended 10 the house will be continued.
1t will be his object to please and satisfy all who
may favor him with their custom.
Mr., A Loeb has many years experience In
the Dry aud Fancy Goods Business in the prn-
cnal cities sud kBoss how to
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MARSHALL.
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

friiE above Institution will be re-opsn'
/ the frs, Monday in September pc
the direction OF Sir Geo. = i"'
assisted by competent
ment The nr'.
reduced -ed l,om
a. q.
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... ANp GrrEK prrArNrSr-M MAR
.NO.G. GESSNER; Professors.
MILITARY DrrAnrNrNr-M MAJOR 4. q.
BLANCHARD. Superintendent of Military
Instruction and Drill Major is a eradicate
of Wc,, Point. and wa, Tor years an efficient
officer Of the United States Army.
Professor II THOMASSY, Author Of the
"P,a,beai Geiogg q Louw,aea. proposes to
Lecture Oh this subject at the College, for the
progress o. Science.
April, 9th lS6l,
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL F.!

MISS L. Il. HAMMtNTS intends opening
vi her school on Monday, 18Th lost. She
tenders Der thanks for pas, patronage and hopes
continuation OF the same. Chatgts as hers
ioforc viz:
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FOREST TRI-W EEkLf
MAIL. ST 4 q t. LEI y,

PROM MARSHALL TO JEFFEii.oN pNiN"th'
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT AND CLAIMS
VILE.
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FURNITURE /!

Of every description on hand aud made TO order
at the shortest notice
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BUY AND SELL GOODS CHEAP Il

He promises TO keep always on hand lara
sud handsome stock Of goods suitable for this
ma kei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Proclamation of Gen. Huribut
Cowsrdice of Trarsors--The Rebel
ifou will be- Crushed.

Quincy. III. July l5.-Brigadier General
Hurlbus has i<saIed proclamation 20 the cit
ixens OF north eastern Missouri. denoancing
the hsi<e nj designing men who arc seeking
the o, erthrow Of the Government. and warns
s0n has passed aud that the men or body Of
men. vh0 venture 90 stand in dchsnce oi the
supreme authority Of the Union. peril their
lives in the attempt. he says the character
of the resistance which ha- s,een made. y ,n
strict conformity with the source from which
il originated Cowarsily sssassins watch for
opportunities To murder aud become heroes
among their associated bands BY Strengthening.
by stealth. those whom, openly. they dare not
meet This system. unknown in i,ilgef
wariafe is the natural fruit of treason. lie
hopes the process OF criminal courts admin
stored in dsafiecied districts. viii set cure
this system Of asSassination-but the stern
and imperative demands OF military neces
~ifv, and the duty Of self protection all fnr
ni-h a short and decisive remedy. IN the sum
mary justice Of court martial. tie guaran-
tees protection 81 ali peaeesble CIT lzens who
remain IN the discharge Of their duty. but
urge the necessity of their organizing and
taking part IN the reconstruction 81 the frame
II society lie closes bs assuring the PEG
pie ~ north eastern Missouri that the United
State. though preferrins quiet and uni
and abundasily ahls 90 enforce compliance,
and IN inaics n necessary. The extreme pen
alls 90 al active and known traitors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Great Union speech of Joseph Holt
-Southern Specuistiops--IIir Treat
ing Prisoners-Saying Goose Quilts
The Delta Despsirins of Euro
peab Recognition.

LOUISVILLE. suls ls--Jos. Holi on Saur
day evening addressed an audience. one third
ladies'. densely packing the largest hall ia the
city. in an unconditional Union speech which
was received with rapturous applause
The Charleston Courier suggests that
agents be appointed TO receive subscriptions
ut rice and other Confederate productions. to
sustain the southern cause.
The New Orleans Delta saws she New
York Marine Insurance Companies cover
loss BY pirates and not by privateers. there
fore. il the Northern Courts condemn South
ern priyateers az pirates. the Insurance Com
psnies will be liable
A special from Richmond on the 9Th, says
the several prominent prisoners who we're
hitherto on parole. were confined 70 day. be
cause OF the action of the Federal authorities
relative IN Southern priyateerS
The Charleston Mercury teil= IL country
readers 10 save their Goose quilts a. the stock
OF steel pens will soon give out.
The New Orlecis Delta. Or the lith, saws
further persistence by the Confederate States
ia endeavoring 10 obtain recognition of our
nationality i useless.
I, saws the British Ministry has not the
courage nor the inclination to apply to the
confederate States the rules which she has
uniformly applied TO other nsi.sn-. aud say
too much importusee isss been sssisnei to
the idea that France snd England would break
the blockade. 10 get Southern products
The editor proposes 90 recall the Commis
-ion<>1> and refuse the resident Consuls Of
all I-,nsrs which will not recognize similar
officers Of he Confederate State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Nav loEk. July 1.-THE Tribune trans
lstes an account of the operation Of the rebel
privsteer from the Cicnfue-os correspondent
Of the Havana Diaro IF the 9th inst, which
SAYS. On the 9th inst the prisateer Sumter
brought into port ~ prizes. The cargoe'
consist principals Of sugar and moiasser :
The acting Governor reported the occurrence
Co the civil Governor Its reported that the
COMMANDER Of the Sumter demanded that a.
the csrgoes were Spanish thes should be itn
m~,isatelv mloaded st the vessels deliver
et 10 him. O. be desfr yeJ. and the cargoes
kept until the Confederate 90, eminent De
clarcs II they are legal prifes.
Il appear unqnestionable the civil cover
nor ordered the Sumter 10 lesve the port in
meiiately. and declared be should retain the
prizes until the determination Of Her Macs
ty's government can 5e known. IL j. almost
certain that he prvafccr capsnred the yes
se's within waters u.iier the Jurisdiction Of
Cuba, and within three nautical mile. Of the
coast.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Night Dispatches.
Kentucky state Guard Play ing the
Trator-Msre Ssasherm nsesm b at
Zee Wanted In Rten m Ond- More
kentuekians Joining the Con.
federstes Loan.

LOUISVILLE, July l5-The Hopkinss lie
Mercury reports that Quartermaster Allen
Worth of the Tennessee troops. stated there
on Thursday, that five hundred of the Ken
tueky State Guards were mustered into the
Tennessee service four dave ago. The same
paper learns that eight hundred more have
encamped near GRANVILLE, close To the State
line
News reached Little Rock yesterday, via
Pocahentas, that Ben. MeCOll0ch, with IL
900 men. attacked Ii 900 Federsls at Spring
field. No. killing nine hundred. when the
Fedssals surrendered Internationally. Two
hundred SOutherners were killed
The Montgomery Mail learns that their
regiment at Norfolk is afflicted with measels
though mildly; that more of them need
clothes. no; having been paid of.
NEw ORLEANS. July l5-The SIND bat.
teries on Ship Island, opened fire Tuesday
morning. on tho Yankee war steamer. two
miles Of. The fire was returned One Con
fedcrafe was " ounded The steamer hauled
OF and went to Chandeliers Island twelve
miles from the batteries.
RICHMOND, Va. July l5.--Iee j. - ,rce aud
Is selling at from TO 10 cents per pound
The Nashville Union and American OF the
lsfh. contains letter from Clarksville. on
the 18th. that brigadier General W /.
Withers Is organizing a ke1tucky Brigade
FOR the Confederates, at Camp Brown. eight
miles from Carksvile Withers has al
ready about thirteen hundred kentuckian-
Ia camp. and awaits orders from Davis 10
augment the brigade 90 three thousand
= Col. Hsine- ha- just arrived from Rich
mong 10 command one Of Wilhers' req.
menfs
a letter 10 the same paper from lady
asks whether ladies cannot be organized 10
administer to the troops at Camp Chesfhsm.
where she saws the soldiers are being deci
mated by disease ~rq
: ArGUsrs. Ca, July IA large coscoutse
assembled 20 hear Vice President stephens
sneak upon the produce loan. A committee
wa appointed TO procure subscriptions
The Charleston Mercury calls loudly on
the Northern -ecsded States to raise and
send along produce and provisions Tor the
Confederate army s-f .rs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
N,iisar, Items.

iirskAtLs 20 ras Aptxs ExrksS--Tha
Indianapolis yoarasl. Says, Governor Morton
every week send- to the TROOPS in we-tsrn
Virginia large packages Of papers t.abli.b~a
here AMI # other points IN the ~tat~ uA,cl,
the adams Esprs-> Conspan, sen-rausl,
foE~ari as near % the troops a. they hive
oskce-. TREE Of chsrc~ Fay ~ onesed fas
the service and refused The pablic y n
appreciate sncl. an - 81 ksa.ins-- sal
patrissi<m
Iva company Of cavalry sas the United
States SER ics. authorizes o. Re RAISED IN
Switzerland county. has heen made zap AID
ready 70 enter the regiment ANOTHER corr
PAM Of cavalry. 70 be attached 10 ths
Indiana Legion. has been organized ia ~~it
ssrlsna. Mr.. 4. ). kagaa Of CLAYTON. IIend
rieks ooansy. AMI Mr. l.. W Morgan. st
Johnson county. are each raisins sompsnt
of esvslr,-the latter 18th the dessSn # -
M into the rnised States service
Tss Elkhsrt County oa&rsi.. Cspsa.n
CLARK. go into Colonel Aere.iish'- regiment
and the Lagrange Gasri-. ofscsred by VII
ham Roy. Captain. {. D. >eely. LET l-ieasen
ant and William smurr II Lieutenant. int
Colonel AcAillsn's regiment A soaesh,
from Putnam county. comman.ied bs Captain
skslson. which Is the third company Pasuan,
county has cent into the held. ~ill also 20 IA
% Celorsl McNsIlan's rsximsnt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Ssr OCTwuTkp.-i'he circumstances
sith the arrest OF X. II Alvey. a Maryland
sscess onist. and another sps Nth whom he
~as In communication. are curious and inter.
ssting; One night last week picket guard
stopped man on the road 20 Hagersto~n,
Who answered the guarl'. queries 4, saving
that be wished 70 ser Gen. Patterson: bat
when about Ia be Introduced In headquarters
-ished Ia cvade the intersies H- vas in
SANITY seized ani searched snJ dispatches
were found upon him from the rebel General
Johnson 10 Mr. Alyey NcNnllin. one Of
Gen. Patterson aeis forthwith stripped the
rebel sps. dressed one of hi~ own men in the
rebel clothes. gave him Johnsons letter
and started him on to see Mr. Alvey. The
dispatches, however. had been nicel, opened.
copies taken. and then reSealed N-Muliin's
msa VA received ~ Alvey wh5 thus fell
lns" thu trap m)st beautifully. Alvey an
folded ell his plans. and gave hinl written
saswsrs % Johnsons dispatches The sup
posed TREAD conveyed Aisey's documents 20
ten. Patterson. The arrest took place qai
city the next d.s When Alvey ~s. coa
fronisi with the documents and the iHiispa
table evidence Of his o.a treschesy il =
sad ne was completely unmsnnea. aud sunk
aadss the burleu at bis guilt .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

ALWAYS Nsw-ALwAt- NIcG-lt Is sad
the constant motion OF the sea tends 10 puri
fy the air. and the constant repleni-hing OF
the stock of elegant. gentlemaR's furnishing
goods at AinshaIl A Paddock. tends 10 keep
siways on hand the most superb assortment
We do not desire To encourage extravagance
therefore se suggest thai for economy :
sake. those desiring - clothe themselves
elegantly AMI eheapIy. should 20 directly 10
Ainshall 4 Paidock's. where goods are sold
cheap
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

fhe advertiser. having bsss rs~torsd he.isA la
f~~ weeks by very simple remedy stsr hsvias ssf-
f~red several years with lung xasctou. 49,
that dread dissase. consumpuoh-is snslou, 70 make
known 20 biz fellow sufferers tie mean. Il cure
To 'ho~e Who ~ish 70 try d, h. will send ooyy 8
the prescription used lfree Of charge ~ttl tn drs-
tons for preparing and USING Ii. same. ~hlt tAs,
viii rnd sure csre foe Consumption, Asthma, Rroa.
ehius. &c The only object q tia sdvsrs.s-s u n
sending the prescription 10 e.neht ths snsc,~d sss
spread nformsti.o which Ae conceive 10 b. irv.iss
BILE. AMI be hopes every sufferer gill Try bis rs~sy.
Is u costs them nothing. and may prove . blessns
Parties Wishing ths prescription will please address
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
s~plet~i~ King County. N.N.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

NAsmlSGro<. Julv Iifh.-The Tribune
special dispatch Sse fiAsf three citizens n
\ Jenna Who took refuge IN TIE camp AZ fafis
Church. Say that Gov. Letcher had i-.nei /.
proclamstion requiring the counties of Fair
fas, Prince William. Orange. Stafford Cul
pepper. kapEahannock and L0ud0n 90 fur
nish one thousand men within two dav. II
not forthcoming the men are % be drafte.l.-
The men nv MANY Of their nssghfof. a N
follow 20 our line.
According 10 Trustworthy reports there are
seven thousand troops a. fairfax and twenty
i've hundred a, Centersile The, are chief
" from Alabama. South Carolina aud Geor
gia. most Of tho Nirginians have fallen back
% Vienna. Union men think no stand will
De made this <ide of Manassas
The Herald'- despatch AVS IL is rumored
that Joseph Holt of Kentucky will be appoint
Ell Judge OF the Supreme Court in place Of
Judge Mclean. deceased
IL y again rumored that Gen Patterson
has had a conflict wish Johnston
On authority OF Cabinet Oliicer IL - .ta
I'D that officer Of the rebel ann, in " e.,
ern Virginia had arrived with a proposition
that the majority of the forces there under
the rebel dag should run up the United State.
flag and svow allegiance "a the Federal
Government tie - the mal0rii, are loval
at heart, and anSioas 10 place themSelse-
under the dag of their country
Gen. Mcclellan has been telegrsphsf 20
release priysie- ant non commissioned 9th
cers. Oh simple parole Of honor. on their
subscribing an oath Of allegiance aud pledge
not again 10 take up arms against the Gov
eminent under pei .lty Of death ito com
missioncd oflcers ue = 10 exercise his own
discretion, but anser ~ circumstances ~ an,
officer or private iOrmeriyfn the United sfata-
Army 30 he released.
Jas Leslie. Jr.. ofPhiladephia has receis
ell the Clerkship of the War Department
The position Is equivalent % the Assistant
Secretary ship.
A Rebel SPY from Richmond was arrested
At the Relay House to-day. also a German
Woman was arrested aud a number of letters
60 prominent Rebels found on her
The " orld'- dispatch says il is rumored
that senator Garlic has information that
prominent officer OF the Confederate army is
abou, 10 tender three regiments of Virginians
10 the Government
The Chicago Democrat and Springfield
Journal are designated 10 publish the acts Of
Congress for the ensuing two wears in Illinois
Also the Republican al Omaha, and the Press
at Nebraska City. for Nebraska Territory.
The Times dispatch saw Secretary Chase
has received a note from the President ~
qaesting that the nomination at Rufus T
Andrews be sent 10 the Senate as Surveyor
Of the port of New York This settle. the
list Of principal Offices.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Nav YcEk. Jaly lt.--Adsices rom Pana
ma report the arrival Of the ", amihgs She
would leave on the fifth iuI the Gulf OF
California on a cruise Cor the protection OF
American Commerce. under i.ieut Maury
commander Leut's Mitchell. Porter and
hacketl. aud ~ Assisant Engineer Inning
had resigned Most Of them came on the
North Stsf also Lieut.. Shyrock of The sara
nae.
The state of the Panama movements i
generally believed 90 favor the Independence
of the is,hmus
Adsices from Nicaragus "a, that evette
the murderer Of OF Joseph I. White. has
been sentenced tn the chain gang
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
CINCINNATI MARhEr.

cNcNsAri. july l3-NoOn
Ri.er risen ,ix inches Five feet -even
inches in channel Raining stead, since 10
O'Clock
Flour dull but anchsngeds Superflns &j6u
,d3..0. Extra s3,9Ddi.l0
Wheat anchanged-not much doing -
Prime red sOc White. -O@s,
Corn firm at 3oc
Oats pc
Whiskey unchanged No sales mp 10 noon.
Provisions quiet No enquiry
Groceries firm AZ full price,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

TAR noteworthy fact thai while mar
row. minded men are bloviating about theP Pres
dent having violated the Constitution of the
United States. not a single Democrat ia Con
gress has minated ANY such thing. except
the traitor Valandghsm.
Mr.. John G. Davis. ia his great speech At
Sullivan. never even hintel that Lincoln had
violated the Constitution He Is too good a
LAWYER to commit iim'slf 10 such de-lsra
ton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

- The noble and patriotic position taken
by AcClefnand. Democratic Member OF Con
gres- from the Springfield H. District. j.
refreshing IN these times when profssssi
Union men are ~hining about unnatural
vars and 'com. fomise The difference j..
AcClsrnand = Patriot--thc cthsr- are Ssm
pathisers with traitors We are glad ~ know
there we're DIT i've apologists for treason in
the House OF Representatives The countr,
~snt their names
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
The Prsfsset ssrnett not the ~ Con-
gresham

Pan .nsLrsIs. July l5.-Aceording 10 the
Richmond Whig Gen. Garrett is Robert ;.
Csueit. late Major in the FEDERAL afmv.
and DOT the Ex ConKresSmsn.
A letter from Havana on the 10Th sass that
C4ps Enensi ordered the sumter OF and 70
tanned tie prime. the carSoes being Spsnish
property The vessels are held for the action
- the home Government
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

~ The correspondent Of the ,Tec.nnsIi
Gazette nov wiih Gen Mcclellan. dis sion
Of the grand arm,. la Western Virginia. PAYS
the highest compliment. 10 the seroism at
the Indiana volunteers lie speaks Of Col
Milros in terms Of the highest commentator.
ALL relates an aneclote illustrating hi-
matchics~ heroism Indiana = making 20
hersslfa great name ia this war.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Offictai Dispatches from General
Mcclellan go The Enemy Com.
vtrgtnia.

WAsHHoToS. July ls.--0fiicisl dispatches
have been received at headquarters from
Gen. Mcclellan. from Huttonsville, Va, on
the 18th. giving an account of the routing OF
the rebel forces and the death OF Gen Gar
nett. 1t confirms previous accounts.
he sass he has completely annihilated the
enemy in Western Virginia Our loss is
but thirteen killed and about forty wounded
The enemy's loss is two hundred killed and
one thousand. prisoners We captured seven
guns. A portion ofGarnett's force retrsated,
but ! look for their capture by Gen. Hill,
who is in hot pursuit. IL i said that Gar
net. troops are the crack regiments of
EAs.-fa Virginia. aided by Georgians, Ten
nesseeans. and Carolinians Our success is
complete. and firmly believe secession is
killed in this section Of the country"