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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-11
B. j. DAY, nd. d.,
PHYSICIAN ANp SURGEON


July s, ls62
& HRRiR&'S S.2LH .N'O. 90.
BY virtue of fur Executions surd ont Of the
cficc Of the cielk Of the Csurr of Common Pltas
of Vabderbs r IN count Indiana, in vor Of He's
ter Peck, bt. Rntch r, Ann Mai llCw, Ex'fx Of
Edmund Maid.ow, deoeatel !, aud Jsmes Flsck /,
and again Thomas ford, and others, ill
en-
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th, I 81,
between tn hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
ock, P. M, of said day, at the door Of the Cour
Ho se in the city Of Evansville, Indiana. offer f,l
sale at public auction, the rents, aud proftsfp
the torn of seven years, of the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Lot No. seven J and the fdjoiuing half of Lo
No. six (6) in block No. sixteen 16) in Stock
wells En argemenf Of the City OF EvansviIls, in
Vanderbu & county. Indiana
And should said rents aud profits not sell for
sufc lent to satisfy said WI Il and costs, will
at the time and pltce offer for sale the fee
simple Of said premises
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
Sheriff V.C
Wheeler & IgIehart, a. L. whiTtesey, PI'Gz
Att rncys 'f
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AUGUST 10. 1889


Ohio, Nashville" setting forth the date Of
decease and other material circumstances.
4 All absent officers and soldiers who
do not join their companies aud regiments,
or are not satisfactorily accounted for as
above by the 10th of July next, will be
reported on their muster roll as deserters,
dating from the time they may have been
absent without authority.
By Act of Congress every deserter for
feits all claim on the government for pay
and allowances, besides being liable to ar
rest and trial by Court Martial. Any per-
son who apprehends and returns deserrer
to the commanding officer of a military
post is entitled to FIVE dollars.
By command of MAJOR GEN. BCELL.
T0ficial:1 JAMES B FRY,
jvl5-dlm A. A. G.. Chief of Staff.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

EH/DELL BE REC,REHRD 1T THIS
~ cfhce until the 10th inst, for boaI ding,
rursing, wa-hing aud taking care Of the sick aud
disabled scameu at this port until the S0ih day of
June, 1868, under MaTine Hospital Regulai ons.
The tuccsssfnl bidder will be required 10 cute a
ract IL trirlicate, with sufficient sureties Tor
the performance of tho came.
A. l.. ROBINSON,
aug6 Surveyor, &C.
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w,RRsH C0U.NTaY BRs.0

HtHEe COCsVTAE BAs1sN s-l,tO
IL lbs fresh country Iran for sale cheap.
CORN MEAL.-20 bur hels fresh ground Corn
Meal for sale at Elliot IS.
FLOUR.-1 100 sacks Double Extra White Whes Z
Flour for sale for cash a. Elliotts Family Gr5ctry
PRIME LEAF LARD.-5,0 0 lbs Leaf LAID 70
sale at Eliiotts.
sPIJEs.-A full supply of both ground and
whole spices warranted pure, for s4ie at E liJtts
Family Gro1ery-
CREAM TARTAR.-10 doz Bishopiick's PAX.
ing Powders, 500 lbs b. Il. Durkee's celebrated
Baking Soda, for sale.
HAMS "A few more of those nice Hams at fvs
cents per pouni, fl sale.
HOG GJ0WLES.-25 doz. Hog Jowles just receiv-
ed and for sale cheap.
sARDINES and Oysters all ways on hand and for
sale at Elliott's
SYRUP M0LASSES.-2o bbls extra s, rup;
10 bbls New Orleans Mo.
lasses for sale at Elliotts.
COAL LARD OIL
5 bbls Non Ex lesive Coal Oil;
3 bbls No. Lard Oil. Just received and
for sale at ELLiOTfS -
sup2 Family Grocery.
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Court Notice

OF .spIasA Ia Ae eesrt %aa''F'''sh
Nanuerpulsn 0ouns. No. "A.
October Term, 1867.
Michael X. Antilles,
VS.. a#H
Rob't Rouse, Jr., and David | A,..hr..
n. Walden, Execu ors OF
the last will OF jaime Rouse,
dec's, ano Paul +. emonin.
EFT APPR.ARE.FG BK. .GPRKDNT-YT
IL this day filed in tbs Office o. the Clerk of the
Court aforesaid, that all of the defendants abuve
namcd non residents Of the State of Indiana,
and that the object in the above entitled action
to force the payment Of pronissory note.
Notice of the leacency Of said action Ia there
fore given to taid Robert Rouse, Jr. end d avid N.
Waldon and P. T. eronin, aud that the same wi !
stand for trial at the next term of the Cou & so,
said, to be b. gun and beld at the Court House in
the City Of Evans'i lie, in the County aud state
af resaid, on the first Monday in October, a. D.,
1862.
Witness the Clerk of said Court, lhis 9th day Of
August. 1862 LOUIS RICHTER, 81 rk.
Asa Ig chart, plffs atty. arg9 3tw
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Coroner's Inquest.

xpE TT K.N-O WV THAT r, .4DRE.4H
ID YOUrGs, Coroner OF Yanderburgh county,
,d State OF Indiana, did, with tweive good and
wf,l Jurors Of Pigeon township, on the 22d OF
,lV. 1859 holt sn inquest on the body Of Joseph
a1sch, f6uud at his brothers house on Fulton
venue in Lamasco city now Evansville, and the
srdct # the Jury was, that be came TO his de ,th
' th kick or pawing of horse Supposed TO be
Sslve years old Nothing found on his person.
Ie had light hair and fair skin.
jy2 A. Y0UNGs, G. v. O.
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Law School Of Harvard College.
TR60@8.

FEVU.0 TER.US OF .NE.VR TEEN
weeks each, commencing September LIST
1862 and March I'd. 1e 3.
For Catalogue aud Circular address
JOsL PARKER, Royal Professor.
Cambridge, Jaly Is, 1s62. a1g5wss.
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snRtSTIAS AkATS........ .....Wm. hEtLMA
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

II
MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS OF ETEAhi
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw aud Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
YMVFE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY rom
AZ dry beg.seave to inform their friends and the
public in general that they are prepared to do ala
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
a7d everything appertaining to the Foundry busi-
They are manufacturing STEAM EEGrEEs ANB
BonERs OF any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size Distil.
Iery and Mining Machinery, Toba GO Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashing Mach ues, Malt Mills.
Horsepcw-rs Corn-ehellerE M achiaery of all kinds
made aud repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar Grates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Deg Irons, 90:
Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, q Rsfrigerators
Attemporators, Sparges, StiIlheads and Worms on
Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent to all parts to ht up work and do
repairs on steam Boilers Copper and Sheet Ircn
Work, &c.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing In and selling Aliens lmprov, 4
Steam Gange, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and T
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi :.
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo :
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing Hosc A.,
Of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work. and are satishe
with reasonable prices.
DB- Office and Sale Rooms, No go Main stree
founde' y Boiler Yard AZ Machine Shop on line
street, between First 'econd streets, Evans
Vile. Indiana. decT
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-27
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING-

IN TIRE DAILY SPT;-One square" (three fourths o
an nch hst Insertion $l each subsequent insertion
20 cents; one week, S2 two weeks 81 IS; one month
81; three months 81; one year. s2O For half square
the price will be three fouhs Of the price of one square,
Inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra prices
In WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square each sub
sequent insertion rs cents
E All transient Advertisements must be paid in a4-
make quarterly paynents
~ 40 grGtuifoas Advertisements. No report reso
Iutons or proceedings of any corporation society OF
association, and Communication designed 10 cali al
tenton 70 any matter of limited individual interest
can De inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves responsi.
De Ior any errors that occur beyonl the amount
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-27

NJ ORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE
SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-27

NITRATE OF SlLVER-12o OF. Nj
' trate Of Silver, for sale low, BY ,,or-
n22 DIFF 25l Main, Corner Mechanic street
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-27

NOTICE. - The undersigned, having
= taken out license under the Internal Revenue
Law the United States will continue the business of
Commercial Broker under said act.
From his long experience and extensive acquaintance,
he feels confident that will be for the interest of those
having Houses nd to rent, to entrust them to his
JAMES X. PElNCls.
Worcester Nov a. 1852. DIFF mis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
1aaEas Con so,ipt;ca 9cs

TIE Dill introduced in the Yankee Senate
on Tuesda?, the 9Th inst, is said to be -::Ttu,
ally co1se7istioa scf. It empoweys the
President to Tx the tine for the militia to
ssr"e ";hea &c calls then cat, and TO organ.
:-e ,aen Like the "oiua:eer forces, that is
draa a. Els discretion Ga:zsor Crimes O.:
ie-si me ioiiio~::--s additional sec::ccs SO q
aneSdEs1:;
And oe j: further enacted, Tat ccere shall
oe 10 exemption from :ae performance o!
! military duty Under This OF any OF the militia
lars Of the United States on account Of color
or lineage, but Whenever the militia shall be
called into service, ali loyal, sbie-bodied male
persons, between the ages now fixed by the
laws OF the United States shall De called &c
the defence o. the country.
Be It further enacted, Thst when the mill
tia shall be called :Eto The service Of the
United States under this or any other law Q;
the United States, the President Of the Uni
ted States shall have full power and arthori-
ty to organize them into battalions, regiments
brigadcs and divisions, according to their ma
tionalitv, race or color, as lie may deem foT
the pubic interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
Fatal ARRAY

a fatal ARRAY took place in Whytheville
On Monday last, between i've brothers named
Patrick and Robert Kane, and a soldier, name
unknown. The Lynchburs Republican
states sha: the Two Ksnes had wagon load
cd wiki whiskey il the town. and while they
were 5: dinner the soldier drove the wagon
Of. Pursuit was Immediately made By the
owners, and upon coming up with the wa
son. demanded Of the soldier its surrender
which &c refused. :. fight ersued between
the parties, wricn resulted in tie instant ioath
oi Patrick Kane, ard the zor:allJ woundine
Of E!s SrcSner Eoue-:, IS rel as their ants
goaist, tie solder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
Aittbn1pl1p Enquirer.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY Is, 1862.
Tho Yankee Raid into Drama.

The LynchburE "Republican" Of Wedncs-
day. states that the Yankees have NOT been
to Orange Court House, and no force has been
| nearer than within FIVE miles of that place,
aud they have retired after destroying the
railroad track, "hich was the main object Of
| their raid. We also understand that they
burnt al the wheat in tie 6elds on their line
Of march, and carried off horses, cattle, &c.,
killing these they could not take with them.
They arrested three or four persons in
Orange, and carried them Off as prisoners
Lieut.. Col. Tslisferro, of the regular srmy,
made nsrrow escape. lie was in his house,
near Rapidan Station, when it was surround
ed b. the Yankee csvslry, bat b: some means
managed to escape capture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
4 Jlass

TIE Grenada appeal" statcs that one 9;
tie editors ofthe Abolition journal il Mem
2his, now being published in the @Aralanche"
Office, is 9. D. Nabers. One year ago this
traitor to the South was actively engaged in
cnaeavorias TO secure his own election to the
Confederate Congress, ard professed as loud
as :ay one his dcrot;on to the cause. Of course
he you'd then, had the people possessed suf-
1icient faith n the man to elect him, have Ia
ken the prescribed oath, but now he pub
Isles 10 the world that ne has "di.7ayc in
his heart, borne true allegiance to the gov
eminent OF the United States.' lie thus
tcoriesscs himself knsve.
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Contributions ic- the Wounded srG sioE 5adie.s 70


Contributions c- the Wounded ana sioE Goidie1s Il
Rica;Gout
re s-e informed that ca Saturday : cal
viii &c attached TO TIE mall train CT tie Cen
trail Read, to bring free of charge any contra
rs:tloas Tor the sick aud wounded; they will
be Escei~ed 81 ali the depots s1d turn-outf
FROM Louisa {. II. to Richmond. Il is proba-
ole The company ma! make arrange
nen,s 20 Go this DALI, il the people Of the
count: Vii sire Up their abundance, limiting
rncir consig11zat2 &c pubic hospitals ANY
thing which is 1" f3oi for .-.a1;' Will be sc.
cePtable. Lambs, reals, fowls, hsns, corn
meal, butter, pickles, preserves, fruit OF
any Kind Of leCeta5leS.
Iac first suppl: viii tie sent 70 Chn.bcra,
% Hospital.
1t IS suggested 10 chose wi.o might DC Will
;ag 20 seni butter and other articles il YES.
sells which shey wished returned, rn3t if they
viii write their names zni their depots and
paste on tee 7essel :. val insure safe re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
S.lL

The Charleston "5Ie1cu-:-" s.are5 that this
.oos. Indispensable article IS oeiag Danafac-
ru-ed il considerable quantities around
Charleston, so,ne t~cl"e boiling establish
z.en,z being III operation II and near that
place. Tie yield is, or soon will be, about
thirty thousand (300G0y bushels per annum,
wwhIct caa be increased to almost any amount.
The grea, source Of expense is the fuel, but
experience will, 10 doubt, soon suggest nany
improvements in tie mode oi boiling
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18

LOH,
T. he e'i'c,' q liz Philadelphia Ea?Giycr.
@l@--l have two I.JArs o.! recent Ga,a. aaa
rom reliable soH:rc,. .iyia. lie news from
.I";; ,-Gaysr., which Ge-.rc {" place you i.
.'>zs's..J2 ~, a"G i..roG2i. von. lnc =,
.-sne-rHr.
lh@yerac:&;i1r:s sc.,ae - ;ae:,cart ian>
II. really mona ~. :ec..';.. -..c It,ra-;,."
al t:..a. nc: T.. - 5,.... ~. -..-s
Wa 1c.!- SOL, actr-:., j. .ut.i::. ;a.;.,y
stock g.9;l. agriculture! .19....lc..-=. &C.
80 a.iea!icH "ea- 2ai:i' 10 tI. necessities {:
''l2lI ai:a..es. - l...aa ci:.=.Is 40 sg.-
G.e-9 F'o ~ IL :,c prisons Il Sa.s5aav
.uScaiooaa a:,,; o'-!ie. acc G7jng p.l;, rem
ne c.!.'t$ CT tainted i.ieat, ro;.2- f,7& a:.l
- ii. Iac Ty'5e! '.:''z;.,, e,--.,.---,.ss
95-@ q a:',a .ne.i II this -.
Inc Nee c,G..s: il East .,..r.,5S. 3 IL. !.
.: p -!.ti' ';...t-', wio IL: CONN = =. q.
72i: Of 8. .!tc.-.ics on the -:.;;n people az;
d. :'....-t; hi Icc.yt::y-. He Union :uci.
= Uai,ca St&-ys army, a. Cumoc:.a5..
:.9. arc breathing i::a;.;vl.l:!.:; a:.i slsus -
s!n-i t..v.t po.-2Es c: ;he.. Zones !lGe CO..
s-l1@-s ot ti:etr substance. aal tie fuurt sa.-s
Vi ta"ar parents and Relatives, ana uoy.i..4-
,i:t TIE d!.ec; interference ot iIo::iencc -.
.Sc"cnt -nun I ia e&ccu.iG. C.Ir.r ,hTgati.-
20 glH..a!r j !pIEa VIII bo suE!c.eat!c
silt:l: 70 pEcTcEt these :::e:i rom he lids
c-iml:2tn a'tugh:e. Of these secession IeaderS
~. =oi.,iarG no avc tcTc al this r.scil2..
One G ne ict,"rs before re il ff-oiI .
.:.i3; Office" a. uuIaDc-."2a Gap. aaG Is c.
&c jane II. :. gives 't...s :-.y--sg,io::- -
- -G:-.c5l -icCGll :: j0a- &C. rom .i4oX caua-
=. ana rcpcrcs e;gi.: t!i3>.s&:::: re- 100, -
AHc2ti.jC. cio we're ,so.., 70 -1~.a.::.:,. Ua5;-
g:, oy "av Ct .,Iarcy.I.c. d.Caat ca; six-
tc.. miles from iLco.iv.Lc. lie 5ecc.!. CT
zs,-z had ,t.e:r goods packed 10 and MARKED
'Jr Atlanta. :f2: we're t::!i.sctycS crOS.ln. TIE
r.;cr Il &GoAr..se. fae rere.- have arrested
ci-.s .c:.:scy ic:;olIrE, LeTuei Johnson. -
l.i: 'a.t.'tt... G,::yi =. Temple. John a.
l.s :,ul. others. arc. cent them % tn &c oo..,.
-2oml@.@ sa1 -c.a,sie we're dead. and TIE
remains. q, The former Id Dem brought o&c.
GlAe.3y c.c !: M {: the roi:..c. acat!:,'
G5,c@ai 4Hc.Lguyg E'aS Tic Cyu:m.a-~
.res,..:'f Attorney. and ri",tt>: :.:5 bedside
- III; ueisra .scTrcd out CT t:.1 bogus
c0..--cc!acy. upon 4 PASS :c'a..Syd ilI- ~ :..c
cg,G1lllI.il.: o..:,.r. ,Eae9 i. took leave ST
49," "e.1 :.:c =: t.:c ...nG. sud, yy:.I tel:e:
J.: . &C. Md. hi. ...g:.. = -. ~.
-. 10y III avg ,-o::.g OK, and / hope you
'.Gfiy? ,a:e; cut Sod on,y Eio;s~ Via.
-, become 0, t.o9c Of IL "a9 !el2a'r.'
l..s. --:oi= was a z2oa .la''.=;@s, IN COM
,,.s ..E...ia ICeS. G.,l - Die q man g
- -cnnessce. g.: vas :;:;l-E..c.!, III
.c-o~ for tnat district IN the late election IL
1-r~:1.-i'. Iic lca"eS ! wife ana one child 10
:: less. iiei Ii: eec:. Il FRIEND tAcougi.
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ling t ;etpi oi sSser... :: ears, i,.sitlss.
7''cgs .: .'tii.err ar;d opa i0c ye.
# !.' sgl15a. does i. r'.a nee 49,, a
a@I i. q. l,.:!ah wrre ~ %.
r.@ioa s.lr5, 81 rratr. ,s-girr'a,
r.. men ofCoion=ti.i.-j.,s en-ags sd.
s'.:c ar.soncr, we're pasf. F.s.D GG.i ,.r'.yrt
Il s-7l.. car, aDG goie =, ~. t:9.t mile o.
,e."- =. f.s-,'ry- watcs-Ia:.:. :, - presumed;
they 'Tgnc Surprised ~ son: si..;..;eGt. nh
Toys rad 70 ar?ro@.h Doen-'-.,-e --.a u.,;.
Elliott Asz there.
i@e c..aIs, 9: h,:T,iims up five sci, ,.i... il
nc DEPOT an.i aa!4in: dawn Gy.crni k-....,.,
1e :" na.zI; mist cc..I@,s : al II c!,a.'
"Hssr T"!-1 c1e0"rai .;.atlTe-ar0;s prc7.oses
s..::,cll-g.s. lie knows tctger. Ite Is 2;gs i
: ia!sc- Iae -.bc:iicsi in ~. !: n < & :;ron!-
INT c"Hcr mas. .a.e iy.!y;;rI I'm 4: .y.-
c:'@--..'iJ- Imp Tea 81; spr,; c; .,.aiie;c;:.
os.. 1@s ts;>e'; l,a Pies q t'ac...---
. cc"ricf !,sa sell of alltr:.a1.ty t'eacl-el.-
MD aeccg..o.. i. a.pn,t =rcGy wnld, &c. AID
tee5, he .aj o1iy . t.Gc ;..3 c3E-....1Q aGs.
-':i' ::T!e!.. cet!.-lo.. u -.t9g-d5 oi5 oyv:.
sU'&.ssros aa.i men, esp4c.a,iy tho" who
80 .2t.sn :l:to ps;r :taD,5 a. prisoner: G:io
;he !ai'gc numbers TTto haze acsc,t.t. III
sinking caG:e. q. L.r.-.Gsr,
Irsa1.c.-i ic.le.a.
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7aE ~AE ~ TI51E21 TI2C.1IL-l-Ict:.5 c.
IcEsEs.
1ns Wheeling "IatelGgsacer," Of Thurs,

IaE wAE ~ T:E55E23 Ti2G:IIA-I-1.t.:5 c:
EoEsEs.
Ihs Wheeling "Iatellgsaeer," Of Thurs.
dag, hes the following:
4 letter was received YESTERDAY al ms
State Department from Lieutenant Colonel
Frost, Of the eleventh Virgins infantry: con-
reying the most exciting intelligence irocl
Roane and Jackson counties.
Last Sunday week load Of groceries. be-
longing TO a DR.. Chapman, Of Spencer. Roam.
county, whilst on its way TO RavcnSwood
was captured by Hugh higcr, Noah Turner
and Andy Dusky, three notorious Rangers
Col. Frost, upon ascertairing the fact, sent
out squad Of Captain Rowan's ClTairy from,
Ravenswood, under command of Lieutcnant
Dawson, with orders to burn the houses 81
tine three men named. Tic order Twas PRONG
IL executed.
Or Thursday of last Teok cc,. E-cs4 re-
ce;:ed Information OF other or.ra-es COUNT
ted b. the Rangers, and aga;u sent ou! e.
squad Tie squad was fired upon b. 4 force
Of at least sixty Rangers, and ole o: the ca:
alrymcn (Chas. Mccoy, Of this city, was
shot and MORALLY wounded, whilst another,
Corp'l. Lawson, was wounded hT his horse
when the attack was made.
The cavalry found large quantity Thread
baked at the house of Henry Shepherd, a VIC
lent rebel and ranger, whose house they
burned. the house Of Abel :. Tycc, whose
sou is a ranger, was also burned, the o:Tncr
haring acknowledged that he had fed the ran
gers and would do it sc in. After the return
of the squad, Col. Frost, at the head of Ro-
vans cavalry and body CT infantry. started
from Ravcnswood on the double 4uicl; to-
wards the scene of engagement, but the enc
my had gone. The country, however. vas
thoroughly secuted. The houses Of Joseph
Smith and ". j. Hester, both violent rebels.
were burned to the ground, and George
Downes. VIM. Harris, Seth Rogers, Newton
Radcliffe and James W Morgan, ali noted ran
gers, were captured. Col. Frost thinks the
force of the enemy is daily increasing along
river counties, and it is his opinion the most
vigorous measures are necessary to put down
the guerillas.
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POSITION OF Gen. CURTIS COMMAND.
The St. Louis Republican" Of ITcdncsda

Ibe d. LOUIS l.epupncan OF ~ cul!esUd. ;
the 9th inst, says:
The army Of Gen. Curtis IS no,- crcaaEcti
at Dss Arc, on tue White river, awaiting sup
plies of provisions and forage. From gentle
men lately arrived from his camp, we learn
that the condition Of the commisSarat has
been somewhat exaggerated, food fer the men
rot being so scarce as has been represented.
Nevertheless there is b no means an aoa:1-
da2cc of provisions, whilst much difficulty
is net in obtaining prorender for the horses,
supplies OF forage having given cut. 4 train
is to leave Immediately, under 2 sufficient cs-
cort, to communicate with Gen. Curtis and
carry relief TO his army.
The troops are represented TO be il good
spirits, though theT Cannot move against the
eaeny o. account of the waat above noted.
II is thought as soon as mis- trains arrived Gca.
Curtis iii move down tine river, perhaps as
sar as St. Charles, or to point where he ca::
be reached b! boats. No demonstrators Of
a.7 Importance OF significance lave beer
made recently b. trs Confederases, who have
small force at Searcy, snd larger che 5:
Little Rock
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s--1y r1: Inspector Geacrs,. jsiloco are
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G. COOPER,
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st'-- gI-n-r4l u.c-r= 80. ~, current ae:le-
~ :. -a"t 90; ara requirsd 20 arrest all deaer-
-.'aiu circumstances, al persons absent
- = a.r-~ "'.'a0U; lears.
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"-.-:= y -...Lssg - :avsSss rpor our owa soil.
-3rnl..rd Ct :ae Secretary Of wsr,
g. :. cocT e., x
Adu:aa: and Inspector General.
,y;:',-s 10. TiTHhRS,
zs,:.:A.t Ad utaIt General
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kCNAN Az.

RUNAWAY: IN JAIL.
" ':1-.:sc o tce .Xil Of this county, BLACK
- .. s-7s3se& 20 be runaway, but says nc n free
- &C. = soou: fee, 10 inches high very dark
!ss Ups, aud SHOWS his teeth much whs1 :sla.
as i-@Hse DC 4tau: y yes-s Of age. any person
s.1 20! Ion The description, can have him By
-, aia paying all U1pea,es, OF he Will DO
* - Ia isT aIsec-.. PETER IRlCK
'-av !s.tos Of Rockingham county.