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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

NAw YoRK, June 2l.--1he prize schooner
Mary Stuart, from N assau, N. p, arrived from
Georgetown bar to-day, where she was captur
ed on the let by the United States bark Gem o.
the Sea. Her crew escaped to the shore, The
cargo consists Of salt and medicines. su4
The Post says advices per the Connecticut
state that only twelve hundred hogsheads o.
sugar were destroyed by the rebel mob at New
Orleans, and there are now ninety thousand
hogsheads Of sugar and molasses there ready
for shipment North. F"as 20 s1
A number Of rebel prisoners were brought
on her, including ex-Surveyor' General Butts, Of
Georgia, @-'"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Neuralgia PIastera.

r DR, AuRp's NEURALGIA NON-ADHRsrvR pLAa
LEhe are the most pleasant and succecfni ramesis.
ever prescribed for this painful disease Ths pafSnt
sPL one, soon becomes droWy, falls asleep, aud
M ~ nlun91s consequences ensue. For HARAcHr M
Wv apply according to dlroction1 md
tohs =. M wi" surely follow Nothing can be obtained cuns
Lney are entirely novel, curious and orIansI pren.n
suon, and wonderfully successful. They nra al t,o
es, one maL Tor the face, price Is cents and ihs
W" o' moAsd on Tecoipsof prtcs and caS sfassp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
From Nowborn and Port Royal.

New YoRK, June 2l.-Tbe steamer Haze
from NeWbern 17tb, and Hatteras 18th, has or.
rived. She saw large steamer ashore Of
Loggerhead Inlet, the sea breaking over her.
The steamer York, from Port Royal, had put
into Hatteras with her smoke-stack disabled.
Hon. w. A. Graham having declined, z. B
Vance has been nominated by the Opposition as
Governor of North Carolina. = s-'-'-
A force Of our troops at NeSbsru dispersed a
rebel force some elk miles above on the oppo.
site eide of the Neuse river, and destroyed
their fortlacations, bringing in Capt, Latham
prisOner. s.,Irl tsJf .,t- ~ .a,7 .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

, nR. HuRDs MOUTH WASH and rooru pown.a
VIII give to young ladies that finest charm IN
pS. Oas1 T1sn ana Pssrly teeth. Try them, ladies.
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaiStions. W.
tSs A.. VIII make the breakfast taste sWee and
csn tsst Degn more pleasantly. Hundreds Of per.ons
DR. HURD's Mouth Wash And Tootb po-a. a.
Sv In the world for curing Bad rest ana
sass. ~ Itness and health to the gums Hundreds n
ETC.. hsvs ha. 5eedlng Gums, Sore Mouth, Osrke-
v1s VI, a. ausDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
Ssnes more agreeable to their wives and ive. ~ Ss
GuaOandS iU They should be used By every peruon Nv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Bachelors Hair Dye!
Is TEE HEsT IN TtiH wOnIn.

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipjure the Hair in the least; rsmedes
the III effects Of bad dyes aud nyigores tho Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turnl
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold byal Druggists, atc.
suTThe genuine Is signed WILLIAM A, BAToHE-
L0R, on AsJ four sides of each boo. ~ ID ssY'..l
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
mayoo-dswIy NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
POrtor,s Fleet En- Route Tor VIcks,
UuRg. NGHt-F - -

CHI0Aoo, June 2l,.-A special 10 the Post,
dated Memphls, June l9, sayss A report. which
is probably reliable, has reached here 10 the ef-
feet that part OF Porter's feet is now on the
way to vicksburg. They were at New Orleans
on the Slh. 9Ra .9sssss4t
A rebel, who says he has been orderly to Gen.
Price, was captured within our lines last night,
He says BeanFegard started Tor Richmond I'M
mediRtely after the battle on the Chiekahomi,
ny. He states also tnat Price has gone 10 Rich
mond to tender his resignation. Bragg 10 In
command Of the army In the west.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
What are the People DoineY

The American people are intelligent enough "A .nn.,
cste preparations that contribute 20 much 10 ths hnnI
neSI tnose using them, and they Waat them. Ryirr
mall brings ul etter1 some ordering ne TpnArrs m
THkIh, some the NEURALarA PLAHrRs, and not low n
closing cents for the MouTH WASH, % d sent - sii:
S Sus % tne,e compelled 70 reply that q lnpo1
these Remedies. WAo sOsgssipplv ElsaS y -1'' -
Now u the c sass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous and COnsumptlve
Of both sexes. retired Clergyman having been re-
suffering 10 willing 10 assst others by sending (ee),
the receipt OF postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used, Direct the REV. JOHN M.
DA0NALL, lS6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Iunee-dsw4m .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

Expedition up White RIver-Hebol
Batteries Oaptured-Casual on ths
Mound City.
MEMPHIs, June l9.--An expedition composed
of the gunboats 81. Louis, Lexington, ConeIto
"a and Mound City, accompanied by transports
carrying the Forty third and Forty-sixth In
diana regiments, under Colonel Fitch, sent from
here some days since for the purpose Of remov.
ing distractions from White river, on the l7th
reached st. Charles, eighty-fve miles above the
mouth, where the rebels had erected battery,
An engagement ensued, lasting one hour and q
half. While the gunboats engaged the battery,
the troops under Colonel Fitch landed short
distance below and proceeded to storm the place.
During the oannonading o ball entered the
boiler Of the Mound City, causing fearful ex.
plosion aud loss Of life. The crew consisted of
one hundred and seventy Ave, Of whom nearly
one hundred and twenty-five were killed and
wounded. The following officers are among
the killed John Kinsie, James Scoville, John
Green, Henry R. Brown, James Nixon, John
Coke, Captain KelIz. The flag officer was badly
soalded, but it is thought he will recover.
Colonel Fitch charged upon the battery with
perfect success, driving the enemy out at the
point Of the bayonet. The rebel Toes was one
hundred and twenty-five killed and wounded,
and thirty prisoners. Colonel Ntch's loss small.
General Halleck occupies Holly Springs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

BosToS, June 81 Tho passenger Depot oI
the Eastern Railroad was destroyed by FIRE this
morning. Loss, about 10000, which ia fully
insured
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

RsroRT FOR TEE WEEK ENDMa June II, 1862.
TOTAL REcERrs OF CATTLE oy ALL usDs voR THr wREK,
According to the reports from the several market
places In city, there have been received this week. a.
compared with last week: |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
uol.EIIaf nand.

CAIRO, June 2l.--Col. Ellet Of the Ram feet,
died here this morning from wounds received
10 the engagement before Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
WIN. q. HURD & CO..
Tribune Buildings, New York.

y & Il d.; &Huhpl MOUTH wash, TOOTH PowDun
they eSD p1oS!S1 = Dnops cannot b nall bai
Stcre. Il they oannot send to ua for ~ nn%%r
t"hAnoAf' Price, ONE DoLLAR, which contains tie$.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
a SIigI.f Cold. Cough.

AVMM a SligIst Cold, Cough,
H&GM c5Iaakse,1eas, or Sfafl
SHIIsIHIISlg >JhEodt, .lOhich might b
Vy 2 ohecled tUtth a simple rem
%W edy, If neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. FeO are atoare Of
the importance Of stopping a IgoiLah OF
Slight ISaLd in its first stage that
,Utich in the beginning iOo,Ild yield tc
a mild rensedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs. sEr-
E@kouu1'a 8fozcjhiaL >Stoche4
tuere first introduced elevers years ago
n has been proved that they are the best
avtisle before the public for Igo1qJla,
folds, 14tanchitia, .AatEnan,
Igdtnkkh, the Hac1cing Cough in IeoJl-
suI1zJttLan, and numerous affections q
the >Shfoat, givtrg i,snsediate RELIEF
Public Speakers and Singers,
,vill find them efsot,ial for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
FOrSsle, Wholesale or retail, by "a ..-s
e3la ..e @. R0BERTs, Druggist,
No. "a North High street.
8. n. SAMUEL, Druggist
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CONITmnrTm.

COHTTMrUTass
bottle. y =
Dr.. Hurd's Unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box.
Dr.. Hurd's Magic TooTHACHE DROPS.
one bottle.
TER. -,'-
Dr. Hurds MANUAL on Me Best Nsoas Of Pm.
sSIvsng ~ 1e6ih Including Directions tor As PoDk
treatment or OtRdrSn's 1eah.
A06S 6LLk for Cleaning betsossn Gls 75ses.
T002HPlCRG. etc. ac. tia 2
Prepared at Dr.. Hurd's Dental once n Pousth n,
Brooklyn a d. - -
Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for SS.
IL The DENTAL TREASURY mako. ,......
egpI inches by hve, and q sent By express
III rug d1ecttons for gee on edoA 0rtfaka
mall, vizi ''"s sePatS'sW "
The Treatise ON Prese rvIps IN n r..,n.
stamps. "'''e "ens, " soaf
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Nsum,o,,,,
1ace, Eervous Headache, and BaTache sent nostpaiH
on receipt OF Eighteen Gents, or Blx stampa
Tne neuralgia and RhOumaffo pfaa.
oeL large sisel, for Pains In the Chest, ehouiSr.
SeSh OF any part OF the body, sent postpad On Fee
OF mThirtyBeven Gents. '''~'P'
Address, ul,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
LATER.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The following full &C
count of the fight with the rebel batteries OF
White river is just received:
MEMPHIs, June l9.-The gunboat Conestoga
has arrived with dispatches containing partcu'
lars of the engagement at the rebel fortiica
iions below Sc. Charles, eighty-hve miles from
White river cutoff.
On the l7th, the gunboats st. Louis, Mound
City, Lexington and C0nestoga, and the trans
port New National, having on board the Forty.
sixth Indiana, Colonel Fitch, which left here O
week ago to open communication with General
CurtIs's army, and remove distractions from
White river, ascended that stream, the gunboai
Mound City, Captain Keltz commanding, about
o mileand half In advance. hlt y w
In the bend of the river, near st. Charles, two
concealed batteries opened on the Mound City
Her decks we're Immediately cleared for action
and as soon as range of the works was obtained
the guns opened Are. Captain Keltz aignalled
Col Fitch to land his force o mile below the
fort, which was successfully accomplished-the
| Lexington and st. Louis shelling the Woods
under cover Of which Col. Fitch gained the reAl
of the rebel position. sl 1,s Fhsas. -i
At this juncture q plunglng shot from Q siege
gun, mounted on the blnf, struck the forward
and portside Of the Mound City's easements,
genesrasng y, passsS snrOusn .ae sseam dtam ,s;i
nleI ING VESSEL VIII esGap'pS tapOl, ~ ssA,linS
nearly every Vne "n poatu, .Cny Meng, ,snEse
OF he omcers anu cIe", ous u oIe. ons NUM- mI
rsa snu sssensrnse, nl,,nS .sTapsS snnS.s .he
scene wnlvh elsueu mhs nvtsiDic i"sny ~ Ms
oIsm, irannS ,'Sm SS .'Si & oyelpVaru ,sa Tar
anu svnG 49, 49, - s :. ~ M .ne y. oon-
eswss, !h 49, c,to ~ :. e sha; W
t ths rsSss f,Sg ~ .bs man IN % sbs ,e wasa,
;.h Sno .nd ..n;stss f.or, sid n;sos.
as;rss .n spS ,"., of oS .boss st,snt,ns 70 eSc"ns
nSS,i.oS oS ,bs nosition ~ afs.ira al ,bo ,,vsr
Co, Ei.ob drsw mn his reoiment' nushsd io,'
Ssrd a.d osSr;sd .hs fort a. ths mint of tho
hs.onst 80 = 80 : - = r~''--' y 'F+t'
IN rshsl worka oons,stsd of ,vo h..to,;ss
AZ. irvs. E % cna wonrtice AZ HsId riscss srJ nv
',rrs. ono tbrss hssvr siege rrns | m"rnsd hs
ppst Uno sy si hucSy.S @ SS sT~s; urSs. %a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
TO nMARRTED MEN.

Or Those OontemplntIng MarrIago
THE undstsisned wiiigtveinfOmatiOn on very -.
tsrsainO and iapOytdst subject, which will be yaiu
ed more than RhouSApd tmesis cost BY every mSrrie'
couple Of any age or condition in lIie The Information
will 10 sen. by mail TO any addraHcn hs receipt Of 81
cents (slVeT) and one red stamp. a. gu &, fuf ,r
AlIietsers shouId be sddressed to A94lN
10 4. ts t11q 81 q D. NORRIS, NJ D, (. s .s
t3l-lySAwd&v Boston, haS''
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BEzvHa TRoM DtEERENr srArzs.


Number reported for this marke. at Fortyfourth
The prices to-day are quoted as followr L
First quallty..... s@eK Ordinary. ....... @7k
Medium. 7k@s Hxtrs..... ..... --(D--
Some Extra good Besyes may DO quoted at sX@oc.
The most Of the sales range S E from mn 7x@sxo. s
Total number Of BeeveB received IN the city this week
This Is go head more than last week, and 200 head
more thanthe average Of Last year. The ayeraRe NUM-
ber OF each Wednesday market Last year was 306 head
while the number to-day being 4Ooe, shown 389 head
more than the average and ls0 head mora then this day
week. ~ fpA f3Ne7A N-.l4 S0lI9
y l' COWS AND cALvHs. ,se IS,
Notwithstanding The cry Of the dlstlllers that thsy
see that Il Affects the Mich Cow market. About ~
same number sell every week. and the most Of them I'd
to the sWilfeeders. the excollnni
law Of last winter 10 prevent the sale Of the poisoned
stuff called milk made by Bwlled Cows Il Is daily pod
In the city and the Cows are brought from tho country
ply, The buysn Of Gown for uwilI feeding are not
choice about what they buy; II good milchef they are
kept for that and not thor faiien the sooner and fur.
nlSh deleeahe food for beeeaters. They pay oE euh
cows without the CALI from o25 70 0ie-saldom more,
though many .e foS more but sncA ones 90
Cow market u mora lively this week e hscAnse the
high price Of beef last week caused good many Gown
% 20 from the tRills1Ables to the butchers. = n
There has been pretty good demand AL the pda week
for Veal Calves and more have sold 81 %. per pound
ve weights than In any week since they have been Milan.
y IL msrEet ths 1prlnFs We Ss iot u sbout IA n
Sixth street, on Monday out Of which 10 would sell at
%. and perhaps 90 at 5ko, and 10 at So That about
the way that good lots sold the same dAy at tho market
boats Forv-fourth street, on Tuesday, the market
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
TO-PRINTERS.

AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLIBHED
n PRESS, In Southern Ohio, offered for sale. The
Office In good repair with paying list Of subscrberS
and enjoying all the county patronage-the eheriGa
COURT amounted to over $500, equal to $500 per
year. A rare opportunity. yE
TBRMs 09,506-half down, and the other half In one
year. This s the cheapest Office for the price, In the
country. ft6 ., n-
Inquire Of Editor Of Statesman,
e npYilQS-d AWtf -ass7F-sf' - - --''-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

=, Snrewd agents can make small fortune n oarrpns
OAR q the neateat article hata man or woman en- csr
around Bend Tor one and go or, bettaF do1an1 hi
We VIII sell ss sampled for ~. Agents. snppaA ItS-
the business, 70 do good, and make proft. Va -
Pending Thousands for the bens0t Of AGENT. nSw
England men and women here d sometilhr MIA s,1
chance to take the tide at 10 Good. : -fg-x'
AddreaB, sAN " 81 q
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GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AN
AGUE DISrRIOTS.

AGUE DISFRIOTB.
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county, New
Jersey, has used BRANDRRTH's VEGETABLE UNI
vERsAL PILLS for aftesn years in his family and fol
all his hands; In which time these Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections, Headache, Rheumatism, Fever and
Ague Measles, WhOOpug Cough, and in fact all the dis
easss to which large family Is occasionally subject.
He says he has never known them to fall and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all tines in favor
Bnndreth's Pills.
(siSned) JOHN pUDNRY,
Springfield, Urion Co.,, Nj.
sold by JoHN r. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, and BY
all respectable dealers in medicues. EEAt
jel-d&wlm FtI Haff Efs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

that than last Tuesday Tho bulk Of the supply which
not large, sold at So, and the market was not
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nApoLEou's HAIR rot Er I

Agents for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

together with the prices shefeof TO b.
posted. Suffers are prohibited from
farming ont thuir Offices, nor are they all
allowed to sell TO tho soldiers any amount
exceeding one fourth ths monthly pay, no,
shah suffers have hen On the same. TIT
Roscoe uonklin asked leave 70 offer the
following 8tz.4 ate#eR 49,
!, Resefted, That the United States ought
TO cooperate with any State which MAY
adopt aaae9lA stplalmenf a. slavery,
giving 70 such State peeuniary Aid to be
used BY such State in its discretion, TO
Compensate for The Inconvenience, public
and private, produced by such change of
eystems go
. The rules were suspended for the rur.I
pose Sc agsihst b. A motion to post
pone the consideration of the resolution,
which Is the one suggested in the Presi.
denia message, Was spiritually discussed
without taking the ques in thereon. -
adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

There is no part in the Northwest in
which the soil and climate are not well
adapted to the successful culture Of to-
bacco. In Illinois, Indiana and Iowa, it
grows luxuriantly !; and in all localities
where the crop can be sheltered from the
prairie wind, which in hot days in July
and August turns up the leaves, and BY
exposing them to the ssan,r makes them
liable to be burnt it can be very profit
ably produced. On the clay lands Dor
dering all the streams in these States. on
farms in Indiana WHICH have been cut out
OF the timber, and in fact, wherever else
tobacco will grow, the inducements are
such as should ilnpel our farmers to give
it their attention. They would fnd their
reward in it in ordinary times; in these
times when the prospects are that the
crop in the tobacco growing States will be
very small, that the foreign and domestic
demand will be large, and that prices will
be high, the inducements to vary the pro-
duce Of our Northwestern farms by this
staple ought not g Be overlooked. We
do not know where the eeed can be pro-
cured but have no doubt that when de-
manded it will be forthcoming in such
quantities as may be necessary and Of the
quality adapted 10 oar climate. Let the
farmers try It. y ~ @ = &. 4 81
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BY TELEGRAPH. u
Last NI&Rt,s Report.
! ,TAA Fight n, Manpsea Heads.
Washington. March 10.

| n
Washington, March 10
Lieut.. Wise commanding the Potomac
aqtllas in his Official report 70 the Navy
Department, confirms the rumor of the
abandonment Of che rebel batteries at Cock
Pit, Shipping, and other points along the
Potomac, and also the burning of the
steamer Page and other rebel craft. Lieut.
Wise arrived this p. M bringing dis
patches from Fortress Monroe. But few
particulars have yet transpired as bis in.
teryiew is not closed. $3.50
The following items are reliable Capt.
Radford was engaged on court martial,
and not on board the Cumberland. Lieut..
j. B. Smith, son OF Com. Smith, was on
board the Congress and is killed. The
loss in killed, drowned, wounded, and
missing is supposed to be one hundred.
Lieut.. Warden who handled the Mo-
nitor SO skilfully, is here in the hands Of
Surgeon. He was In the pilot house,
of the Monitor when the Merrimac d.
rected whole broad side n it, and re-
ceived his injuries from the minute frsg-
ments Of shells and the powder which
were driven through the look -out holes.
Lieut. Warden was stunned BY the con-
cussion and was carried away. On re-
covering he asked have / saved the Min
Desota. The reply was yes--and whipped
the Merrimac, 10 which he answered, theu
| don't care what becomes Of me. His
injuries are not supposed to be dangerous.
The Minnesota was eventually got off and
is under the guns at Fort Monroe. The
loss of 100 killed a. given in former
dispatch was on board the Cumberland.
The crew of the Congress is scattered and
there are no means of ascertaining her
loss at present. The naval authorities
and experts here are confident that the
Merrimac is disabled and that the Monitor
is adequate to her In every respect
There is no longer any 1oubt the rebels
have evacuated Centreyille, Winchester,
aud other important points, indicating a
general falling back Of their forces.
The telegraph to Fortress Monroe has
been fully occupied on government busi-
ness all day. which has prevented the As.
sociated Press dispatch from coming. -
There has been no change in the state Of
affairs at that point. Every effort will be
made to give the killed and wounded at
the earliest moment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11
OLD NEWS FROM GEN. CURTIS.
st. I.onis, March 10.

Correspondence Missouri Democrat,
Cross Hollows, Ark, March 1st.-Vig-
orous reconnoissances are kept up to watch
the enemy's movements, and foraging par
ties are active in obtaining supplies. Pork
and beef are purchased in the vicinity in
abundance and about half the quantity OF
-four required is obtained in the same
manner and allour forage.
Price whose retreat is acknowledged on
all hands to have been ably conducted has
found refuge in the Boston Mountains. =
From two deserters who came into camp
yesterday it is aseertained that he is en-
camped on Cover Geek Read, while
McCulloch is posted one half mile dis
tant. The latter had burned the village
near the Indian frontier known as Cant
Hill. The supplies of the rebel army ars
obtained from Van Buren,. 1t is stated on
good authority that Price and McCulloch
had violent quarrel before leaving Cross
Hollows
At Fayetteville we found all the tele-
graphic dispatches up to the time of the
evacuation Of the rebels. A dispatch
from Mcintosh to Herbert, in command 1t
Cross Hollows, urges him to press for
ward and reinforce Price at Springfield
Hat all hazards. as tina. point is import
ant TO be held By the confederates.
Ex-senator johnson, Of Missouri, who
opened recruiting Office in Springfield
for the rebels previous to Prices depar-
ture, was the trst to reach Fayetteville,
where be stopped several days.
The clemency of Gen. Curtis and the
jndicious policy inaugurated in relation to
the treatment Of citizens of Benton county,
is bringing its reward in the general con-
fidence already showing indications of
being restored among the fugitiyes who
fed at our approach. Confederate bills
which were twenty five cents discount on
our arrival in Benton county have sudden
" become palneless, and inhabitants Re
fuse to take them.
Major Wright learns that citizens Of
Keitsville knew of the intended attack on
that place and communicated the inteli-
genee to the rebels. but kept all intima-
ton Of it from Capt. Montgomery. In
the afternoon before the fight the ladies
Of the village left one by one, and during
the uttack Nil were our enemies. Major
Wright also learns that there are FIVE hun
hdred and fifty rebels I'd tedar county, Mo-,
and nineteen in Dade county. These par
ties are committing depredations and
swearing vengeance against Union men.
Tbs health Of the troops has been good,
particularly on the march.