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75sgsg1 Mo- bI6b. s't8a5a -F5s "a @s
contract oratendng and keeping in repair the
bridge crossing Old Teeachs street has expired
Resod 1hstth Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
aandcRte lowest bidder, after five days notice
ofdca Journal for attending and keeping repar
Bridge crossing Old Bayou at eenachas street for three
years accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors
office adjudication be subjecI TO the approval reec-
touof the Common Council ~
~ Js@7 fSignedl vi s. II. nELABARRE
s 81 ssf%5 President pro ten. Board Of Aldermen.
1Sfgnedl j. n AEiI0Nf,
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ss2p s. sisnadi JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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4 GSFRANCE6's FEnzALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYINd I So INFIGoRATING - REGULATING

4 GSFtEANCE6's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUT1F WING i-INVIGoRATINGI - REGULATING
Far producing Blooming Complexion ard Graceful
EEEiage Of the Body Cheerful Disposition Renewing Biacbe
And Erupous fro the Face Curing Low spirits Nolan
LIMBS Whites, all the various ornR Of Disease
1ro5uccd by Suppressed Painful Irregular aasruAon.
which the Female Sex is subject.
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
regulating the Monthly Periods II oIne which it does under
any and all clrrugauGe Lraucks Neuale Cordial also
proves Tho best Female nvSoator and BtsuHsr known
It has been nly tested In Mobile and to be equal &c
AL 1t hiss b6a repce6ented.
The lady OF prominent citizens CT Mobile has
recently been Debility and Low Spirits bordering
Lsfrancka Fea Cordial after ali other remedies hid
failed oTgHn excited healthy action, and Rhu
restored TO health happiness and the society OF no
| faniy ana fTiends,
Numerous equally surprising the desperate
BeGse have becGme known to the propreors.
| rsFq Il 60. Mobile srd DtrRsss generally sea- ~
| CsVAR MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY
| ~ NO. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.
| NEW oRLaAss Augugt l, 1850,
This Company, the Star Insurance Company
rsre against The Loss and Damage by Fire the pera Of ths
Seas snd Rivers, AT the current Iates Of premium.
| DIRECTORS.
| r. A. GRAND. firm r. a. dIrand Go.
| A. Watt. firm John Watt 4 Co.
g. W. Logan firm Logan, sonat Claiborne
| J. 3. flnlche, Jr, ...... firm J. B. Pleuchs d Co.
| 4. f. Elliot. FIRM Elliot McRee7ar.
| e Lulng ......,.....h firm Mummy 4 Lining,
E. Uupiantier. firm Roman kernor.
Lloyd Coleman firm Coleman Britton WithhrE,
VI. QuenteH .....-.... firm VIM. PrehD d Co.
CJheT A. Castillo ,.... firm Gordon L Castillo.
| PLAGLDE FoRsTAI4, President
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

s Ss aAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, )
City Hall Sept. 10, 1851
I. III Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans
No. 5755.1 a&
Whereas the attending and keeping in repair the
bridges GaTrollton avenue has expired; s33 aEs
Reso That the GemprolsE be and be hereby author
the Journal contract for attending and Keeping in
pair, for three the bridge IL accord
70 So subject be approval rejection Of the
Common Council. H H. Ill., j: - 4.
tSignedl gs s. I. bELABARFEsa
ESignedi y. MAGI0NI, Fs HE
IL lz 1A87 President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 10, 1861.
SEQ ct 84 tSignsdl joint MONROE, Mayor.
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e. RUPTURES GN
"A RADIO ALLT GU R Ed " y
Letter from Dr. W. Mills the Editor of the Vicksburg
Daily Sun.
Misc. MAY & lSfN.
R.UPVUkES


Extract Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy.
49, IssAauENI Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
| DR.. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear SrThe hoy George perfectly cured of the rupture
he one king Deer Creek and doA
| much work any W. L. MILLS NJ d.
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1saxes every SATURDAY at Pm.

RED RIVER. ..
Leaves on SATURDAY. 2lsti inst. s P. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.-
sFy Fer Shreveport, rand Bayou, Csushata Campte
Grand Ecofe St. Ma'riGe Collie Montgomery
x=s4saTasSs< and AlexnndraTh elegant swift running
very IghL.drRught passenger steamer IEt1eRuGx, r.
Sleade MASTER will leave above For freight
ply board - - -
VIRGINrUS C. DENTHELI
Advertising Agent
The will take reigh TO- oil land ngaon Black liver
The oebucS the Falls with tt STEAMER Comet,
for Shreveport and all Intermediate tndngs-
Leaves $ SATURDAY slst Inst. P, NJ.
RED RIVER PACKET CtDHi-
s PenEE F2r 5etss2a p1 g.. sns rev !tsh,-
asae pun* master, will leave AS above for Jeiser'
sou Gsdo, Albany, Sbevep Or MT Bayou CaInnte,
Ecore Alexandria NormRn Rerbn sandal land,
ngs. For freight or passage. apply on hoard, orta
G. l.. kOUNS & BROS,
M. sraat.
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GEC0ND DISTRICT POUND-Syas brosrsg IN I
- the Second District Pound of euve and Gal
yer streets, as estray--
One dark Horse, about 10 hands high blind in right
three white feet branded on left hip with Spanish brand
long aud tail 's=ssE
bay Pony aboat 10 hands high branded B.
shoulder and hip.
One black Mare, about 4 hands high white stripe in :ace
three white feet branded Spanish brand lefs shoulder 3b
hin, shod ali round.
Which IT not claimed within days and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold public auction Pound
SATURDAY, September u 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, September a. 1851.
j, MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
Registered September Ia, 1851
- 80 B.W. HEBRARD,
Deputy Comptroller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STREET Com,NER--oFFECIAI

STREET CONi'NER--OFFEClAI.
EIRST DISTRICT PDUND.-sVas brog4sE hit
District Pound corner Of Iafayettf and
Vine streets, nstay--. 7...
One roam or Pony about u hands high sed
all rousd bald face, four white feet marked
meath. H. u p. ...-.
Which claimed within FIVE days expenses Tiers
paid will be sold at public aHstion said Pound
FRIDAY, september "a, 1861, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, september u, 1861. =
j. MILTON RELFr Street Commissioner
Registered September -, 1851
B. VI: HEBRARD,
Deputy Comptroller.
LTPAyE DU PREMIER DISrRICT,-n u
II Ute conduit Depo des Epaves PreIner District
encoignure Lafayette ct Vine. com1e 6pave- ~
Pony coulenr de environ mains
de hauter, errs quatre pieds In face
pieis blsnes, ct Ia nlarQtie j ct I'm des6us ~ -
81 Ia dit animal est cuu Tours les
ais IL vellan enchere puhicee depot
'-' j. MILTON &EI.F, Commisgaire des Rnes
Nanvele Orleans, d de septenlbre 1861. seli ST
SECONp p!SHEICT POUNIs--kysas brought
. The Second District Pound, of Ber7se
streets, e5tray-
One yellow female Goat,
grey and black Goat,
Two white Kids
within days and the expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction at said Pound on
SATURDAY., September 81 1861, at IL O'Clock A. H.
New Orleans, September II, 1861 '.'F
J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered September II, 1861.
B. ". HEBRARp,
DeD-ty Comptroller.
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p nrcGUIe1N u co..
sAgIL&M KERss
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings Tents TarpaulAs Flags made the shortest
notice. n ~
large supply Of Canvass always hand Of the very best
brands srEl m26 iy
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

.- .,,, A. CouNCIL CHAMBER, CRY HALL
Hes New Orleans, September II, 1861
The Board met this day, on a convoeation of
the Mayor. seg.s e.F
On motion, H. G. Pearson was appointed secre
tary pro tenn. ~ b-f 75.ss1.-9 T,-.s-e
The roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names j. Magion, President ;
Messrs. Allen, Beggs, BENT, Davis, Dupre, Hodg-
kins, Kingslhnd, Leefe and Mensman-l0. 70.
The following message of the Mayor was read ::
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THO URUEHESNS. LI(EUUKISTS, IVCs-.-
Y III s4G rs bhls. Canary Seed, 49, .-# b.
10 cases Mama, .ttsgr s ~
4 25 bbls. Faxseed ~ s@'= w
150ea,es Orange Flower Water,
10 bOis. Shelled Almonds, Bow,
100 poands Essence of Portugal #-
~ 200 ounces of Essence of Rose, ..a
100 ounces Essence of Geranium, .
tt 100 ounces Essence Of Norplie, s5..E
For sale by "a RI .GGI0 Il VI0SCA, JR., D.
an0 lrnMoTh " ami 6t Old Levea street.
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ESPAyES DU DEUXEEEaE DIsTEtTCws--u Il
IA etc conduit epages du etxieme District eneoignuTe
des rues Bienyille ct Galvez CONNIE epgves-
DN Une Ghevre jaime.
I'm Bouc girls Ell noir.
e. Deux ChevreluX kancs.
81 les dts anmaux rscanes
rais payss us Penchee pubque a dit depot
lie SAMEDl, p de septeulbre 1851 10 heurss A. NJ
j. MILTON R ELF. COmmissare DIES Rues.
Nam HAD aanS de LauAlhrn
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s.BoETgMPs, DYER AND scouREg,
No. 50 Bourbon direct
Has ths puhic that has jus sssunsd
The bisess Of tho Dyens Esfabent No. "a Royal street
and thai he vii continue hs-sofore with tho careful Hsn
tlcn for which he Is celebrated, .tF
The which, tbs last twelve years
Gsa Of his establishment Bour0g
street, Il guarantee tgr thoss aas honor hin with hOii
pzi-eas 81. 49,
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STEAMBOATS,.

CTEAMBoAT FOR sALE-rIlE STEAMBOAT EN-
- now running passenger buat Oh the Harlem J
Apply at the onse, Harlem,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23

A YOUNG CUBAN WISHES A SITUATION :.
IA clothing or dry goods store; could influence ira
teach the Spanish language, or would make himself
rally useful in any occupation having been educated
United States. Address for two days A. b., station
office.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs

nN DEMANDE-DEs CUIsINiEREs FRANCAI
~ des femInes de ehambrc et dies honnes d'cufant
thoquc Ct protestantes s'saressrr lie suite 4 PAS
Franchise de NJ. C, GAlLLAkD 81 6eme avenue. IT.
miles reyenan de la campagne ct cello par,ant pour
rope, trouyeront q Ia meme addresse po,avor dc
espece do domestiques franchises GLASSES allena
catalogues on prptestanis, paFant divers laMgucs
ptix en- rf-ppsrt ay.ec les Circumstances
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A GENTS WANTED-To SELL PRIZE STATION
N and Portrait Packets; excel ali others; contai
portraits of generals and Union stationery and gifts
ery Also, patriotic Packets containing beautiful
paper and envelopes and steel plate enyrayngs Of ever
stdent Of our great repubc the finest and most costly
ct ever offered for rs These packets AM
able Agents cannot fail to make money. Send s.
we viii forward by express sample lot that Will brn
Satisfaction guaranteed Give trial Send for cir
HASKINS & CO. 36 Beekman St. New
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A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS SOME KNOWLEDG
IA the retail drug business, wanted Address,
name, age references and wages expected box 45, Ph
n J..
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

A GENTS CAN MAKE S. PER DAY-MALE OR
male selling Lloyds grea. steel plate Military Mar
seteer of the fifteen southern States; live feet al
Worth So price only 80 cents. Lloyds 100000 steel
Map q virginie I'VE feet square This
Lloyd Official steel plate Map Of Missouri; worth sS
25cehts. Iloyd's So Railroad Map OF America, SO
copies of which have already been sold; price IS,
Agents supplied at half the retail prices, and maps
ed Maps sent by mail anywhe for two postage
J. T. LLOYD, American Map Publisher, i6i Broadly
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CTTUATTON WANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE GIRL
~ cbambermaid and waitress Good city reference. Call
Ut her present employers AZ West 2h between 7h and
9Th
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SlTUATIoN WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
- nurse; take the entire charge Of baby from its
birth; has from her place
objection TO travel Cail tor days al l3 East lh ST.
corner lst
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4 MAN WANTED-TO ASSIST IN AN OFFICE;
n have $500 TO loan on good security and he will
permanent siinaton at salary of 5000. Apply at N
BrOadway, room No =, mp siairs--ssenetal agescy.
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A SITUATION CAN BE HAD AT 70 vARICK STR
n by an active steady man, who Is willing to take
Of an elderly invalid gentleman. Wages must be mod
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{SyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl COOK washer aud ironer in private family Test
of city reference f0W her last pace Gail Grand ST.
lNANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT Arr IL
w young gr, rs nurse ANA seamsress respectable
family Tue best city reference given. Can be seen for Two
Jays al 655 Washington ST., second door.
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DRUG CLsRK.-WANTED, A YOUNG NAN TO I
- charge OF store; must bring satisfactory refe
from last employer. Inquire Of and 81
or two days
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SlTUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- woman waiter and chamhcrnaid do general
homework in private family. Call for days 1873 East
l3ta ST., top hour, front
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E,ARNER WAETED-TO TAKE CHARGE or A SIN
Il farm; one who thoroughly understands farming
gardening and is willing 10 devote his whole time to
married man, who does not use strong drinks, and
wife understands making butter, can hear Of good emp
addressing box S04 Post office, New York
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TINE DAME FRANCHISE, PARLANT CORRECTEM
u langUe ct sachant hen coudrc, desire Sc placer
uns naison Amerioaine. sadresseE chez Mnc. Larmi
% Amity 81.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- girl to do general housework Has the best city
Call SIS Washington ST., between Charlton
Spring SITS.
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NyASTEB-A SITUATION, BY a GOOD COOK; UNDER
w stands ali kinds OF baking aud pastry w.iug
sst in washing and ironing Call ~ 6i West Washington
MA
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lYTANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
w situation to do general housewor In private family
s good plain cook and FIRST rate washer and iroaer Ca
for two days AZ Ic9 9th st., between avs. a and Il.
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boy WANTED-BY A LAWYER, TO ATTEND
- Office and to copy Wages not exoeed 81 81
per week. Address 2. W. H., Herald Office, in appli'
handwriting.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1861.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
" work, IN small family, by obging young woDan
With good reference Wages low Apply two days at 50
Hudson BROOKLYN -
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lATASTED--A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAfD OR
w would undertake to DO housewors Tor saail family,
having sed IN her si place In that capacity u capable
OF attending children il required. Wl6e heard " at 2Si
2sth st between 9u and 10Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01

THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.
THE STATE OFFICES DECLARED yACANT-A PR0vY-
SIGNAL GOVERNMENT TO BE APPOINTED, ETC.
JEFFERSON Cry, July 80, 1861.
The Convention today declared vacant the offices OF
Governor Lieutenant Governor and Secretary OF State by
n vote Of So to- %.
The seats of tho members OF the present General AS
semby also declared vacant by vote Of 81 to 49,
The Convention also adopted, without material ahera
ton the whole Of the report Of the Committee Of
Eight, as heretofore reported.
The Convention will tomorrow appoint provisional
Governor Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State
Judge Gamble, Of 81. Louis; John b. Henderson and
Gen Thomas Price spoken Of for Governor. Ahare
Union
The Convention will doubtless adjourn tomorrow.
JEFFERSON CRY, July 81, 1861.
The Convention this morning elected Hamilton r. Gam
BILE, of ST. Louis Governor Of Missouri by sixty eight
votes Willard P. Hall, Lieutenant Governor by
siztyone votes, and Mordeca Oliver Secretary
of State by sxtyone The opposition excused
from voting they protested against the power Of the
Convention No votes against any Of the cand
dates.
Governor Gamble will be inaugurated in the Convention
at three O'Clock p H. also the Lieutenant Governor and
Secretary Of State The election Of the Governor
ceived with loud applause.
The Convention viii doubtless adjourn this evening or
to morrow morning.
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A LIVELY sKIRMIsH AT ROLLA
Correspondence OF st. Louis Democrat. /

Correspondence OF st. LOUIS democrat.
CAMP RoILA s. w. 3. p. r. r. July 81, 1851.
4 Party Of yrty;f re Rebels Attack Squad Of Home
Gtdrds-7aey are Rcputsed and Severely Handled
fight occurred the 25th at lanes Prairie fifteen
miles from here, between party Of rebels numbering
sixtyfve and squad of Home Guards from Rolla mum
berng only fifteen The latter out scouting OK
petition and suddenly surrounded and attacked by
the rebels who were commanded by Johnson notorious
rebel The Home Guards made desperate stand, and
after few shots succeeded in driving the rebels back
pursued them some distance, killing their First Lieu
tenant and morally woundng three others. One lieu
tenant on side and two privates were severely
wounded. The wounded on both sides brought ntp
The hospital Of the Illinois Thirteenth this morning One
Of the rebel wounded Is deserter from the company
that captured him. He shot through the shoulder
and will hardly survive. The fighting was in
stance of pluck on side the boys had been drilled
only in the Of the musket This proves that the
Missouri boys be depended when they are enlisted
OH the side Of the Stars and Stripes.
Three more companies have started out since yesterday
morning but nothing definite has been heard from them
except that Captain Wadsworth Of the Thirteenth had
been reinforced, and was in hot pursuit of gang of
rebels. j. T. r
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1861.
Wheat unchanged: sales of red at 81 10 81 10, and
white at 81 II 81 20. Corn firm. Mess pork SIG So
Whskey Arm.
BUFFALO, July SLIM
Flour steady. Wheat quiet sales Corn steady;
demand fair sales 5000 bushels at 81 &c. Whskey bet
ter sales $40 bbls at &C. Canal freights firm at 10Kc
and IL &c wheat to New York. Imports TO.
day26O0 bbls flour IS bushels wheat 30 0C0 BUSH
els Canal expors2 900 bbs. flour, 90 900 bushels
wheat SO 900 bushels
BUFFALO, July 81, 1851
Flour steady and in fair demand. Wheat quiet: salce
5000 bushels Milwaukee club at &c. Corn steady and in
fair demand sales So 900 bushels at 81 &c Oats lower:
sales 900 bushels at 23c. Whiskey better sales $40
bbls. at 1910. Canal freights firm: 10hc. corn,
II 4 wheat to New York. Lake Imports 900 bbs
-four 600 bushels wheat 347 0C0 bushels Canal
exports- 900 bbs four ~ 900 bushels wheat LOT 600
bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats 900 bushels barley
OswEGo, July 81, 1861.
Flour steady and demand moderate. Wheat dull;
effect sales Nothing today sales last night Of 600
bushels winter Western at 81 05 and 600 bushels
Chicago spring private Corn and nomi
nay unchanged. Canal ireghts steady at CSC -four,
&c. on TO New York Lake imports unimportant
Canal exports-2,lo4 bbs four 600 bushels wheat,
25 800 bushels corn.
CHICAGO JAY 81, 1851
Flour quiet. Wheat &c better CSC. a s. &C. for No.
/, 64c. 65sc for No ., in store Corn advancing sales
Csc. for Mixed aioat Oats quiet Receipts 600 bbs.
-four 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn 10 600
bushels oats Shpments-500 bbs flour, 40 900 bushels
wheat 102 600 bushels Freights5c Oh corn, exc.
on wheat to Buffalo. Exchange on New York at par
currency
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NEWS FROM ALEX ANpRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, July 81, IS0I.
The military commission appointed to try the case or
William Murray, Of the Second New Hampshire regiment,
charged with the murder Of Mary Butler, on Saturday
last closed their labors this afternoon Their decision,
together with the evidence been transmitted to head
quarters for approval
Tho New York Twenty fourth regiment stationed at
Arlington Nils has torn about hundred yards Of tho
railroad track up for the purpose OF constructing breast
works.
Some Of the bridges between here and Vienna have
burned.
No soldiers not even commissioned officers, gne allowed
to visit Washington. The conduct Of the troops
ceptionabe.
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NEWS FROM THE FAR VEST.
BRowNynIE. Nevada Tcrritory, July 25, !

BRowNvmIE, Nevada Territory, July rs, 1861.
large number Of Indians on the Republican
Fork and the Platte river ostensiby upon their annual
hunt, but really to fight the Pawnees
reports the Chcyennes, Arrapahoes and
Kiowas nearly six thousand strong and the Cheycnnes
three thousand hundred in number and the latter
seeking the aid Of the Pallawallamus and Altos.
Some political contentious have occurred in Southern
Nebraska. The rebels have been in constant commu-
nication with the indians Of that section, and the
Altos acknowledge TO having been solicited to aid the
Southern Coniederacy majority Of the warriors were
at one time ia favor Of rendering the rebels assistance
but they had been dssuaded from doing SO.
The settlers in the Big Blue are in great alarm, and
many Of them have moved away their families and stock.
Scouting parties have been from Kansas and
OF the eastern counties Of Nebraska assist Union
and prevent ourages by the robes and Indians Three
wagon loads oarr1s and ammunition are reported TO have
crossed the Big Blue days parties ID the in
torest Of the Southern copfederacy
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KILPATRICK's MOUNTED RANGERS.

This regiment is TO be under the command Of Col Mans
hed Davies experienced ooer and graduate Of West
Point. Companies arc mustered in full and
forwarded to Fortress Monroe under direction Of Lieut.
COL fitzpatrick, also graduate OF West Point, Off
Ger in the United States Army and, will be
bercd, was wounded at Big Bethel. The quar-
tered NJ the Weschester House while in the city. This
bids far to be Of the finest and most formidable
Gmcnts that will have left the city, being armed with
arpcs rifle brace Of revovers and cavalry sabre. Two
squadrons have already been sent and another will
kave on Friday morning. few good men will be
ceved at CAS- Broadway Uniforms quarters and ratons
furnished upon egning the roll