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KANSAS CRY. June ls.-Adsices from Ft
Scott Of the lath. stste that detschnsnts OF
900 cavalry arrived a this place to-day with
1000 head Of fine beef cattle and 40 head Of
mules and horses taken frcm Col. Golfer :
command,
Ga the morning Of the ith. our forces five
thousand strong. IN company With kabb's II
Indiana battery under command Of Chas
Doubleday. made an attact - an early hour
on tie morning Of the ish, completely sur
prisirg the ss.efny
A part Of Golfers command ! made up II
indians
All the munitions. camp eluipsge &e.
fell into onr hands.
A regiment OF Union Indians are expected
in . day or two. they are 70 be duly armed
and eqaipret preparatory 20 nafchins
South
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

IN 3. DANALDSON. Notary Pub.
IL lie. Collector. Claim Agent. &c. &C. Oilers
bis services 90 the public. especially 10 those who
have been cornecied Nlth "a. it,ly tesslgv - fe
United States, and who have any claim agaf-is
the General G0verrfoent. he will range, ferward
and successfully prosecute all valid Claims al re-so-
.Sle charges. and rspidly the business c-n be
dispatched before the proper oflcos "a wasnington
Having TES lEAks experience and pracfios herein
and the ard 81 old officer ~ the sencrsl 6ovefn-
ment under rssideDt fllnore's Administration. he
cannot fail 10 being snooessful with all legal clsn
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY 81 LANp
WARRANTS.
HAIFPAY rENsIoys.-The Widows. or n 70
widows, the Children under sixteen year n age, 81
officers and soldiers Of the present. any previous
~ar. Who have died or been killed while n the SCI
wee, arr entitled - Half-pay Pensions
INVALID PESsiOSs.-An officers and eoidi,rs
Who are disabled b reason Of wounds received or
dise.se contracted while in the service rnd In a..
line q duty a. soldier. at any period are entitled
70 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRANrs-An who served a aa,. a.
any Of the past Of the United States o. oar dav
in battle. entitled 20 leo Of LAID d. cas-
Of death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY NoNkf.-The heirs u ali soldiers ~ho
have volunteered during the present war for ihre.
years OF during the war. and have died been klct
while In The rervice. tutiiled % ONH L ..nstn
Doi1Axs Bounty Money, aud such arrears n The So
iisr's pay a. may have accrued 10 the date II b
death.
No ohsrges made without claim l. successfully
termi n sted.
Deeds and Mortgages executed and Hank M
u.shed.
81 fsssers srresrages arranged and collected
aud exchange promptly rcmitted
oFfick At the old corner stand
Ds. DANALDsOS,
fsesdu Notary Public. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

IL A grand excursion train viii leave
Indiana polls for Louisville on next Friday
week. June -. for the cheap farsso 81 90
for the round trip. The public OF Terre
Haute are invited TO join IL. and the Presi-
dent OF the +. II. 4 X. X. has consented 10
take the exearsionizts TO indianapolis for
half fare. providing they number -. Those
wishing TO go. viii please inform Mr.. l.. A.
smith in the Ticket Ofice, or the Editor OF
this paper, where also the tickets can be had t.
At least two dAys before the excursion takes
place.
This will certainly be one Of the most
agreeable trips OF the season. as Il gives the
business man an opportunity to transact his
business: others again to visit the Ohio Falls
or their relatives aud friends; others again
TO 20 even to the Penitentiary. The trip.
according to this statement. amounts To ST.
%. The train leaves Indianapolis at b
O'Clock A. M. Friday. juno 20. arrive In
Jeffcrsonvills at IL 20 A. N Returning. II
will leave Jeffersonville on Saturday az
o'clock r. NJ. and arrive nj Indianapolis at
$50 p. n. Persons wishing 20 return the
same day. can do 80 by notifying the Con
duc:or. leaving Jacksonville at ii p. NJ.
and arriving at indianapolis at o'clock A.
NJ !, next morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

something 70 drink-Gronefeld refused them.
Kirsly Immediately pulled his pistol out;
Gronefcld then drew his sabre and a scuffie
ensued between Gronefeli aud some Of
Kirtiey's friends. and during the kght Kirt
ley shot him once-sbey separated Tor mo
men.. when Groneield and Kirtlsy's friends
commenced fighting again. and Kirtiey
shot him second time.
This We believe Is clear statement Of the
affair.
Gronsield was buried on Sunday last
The funeral procession Was one Of the lsrg-
est. most solemn and imposing we have ever
witnessed in this city.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June IA.
The following is AN ADDITIONAL list OF the
wounded in the battle OF Port Republic:
In the 7th Indiana. Lieut. Geo g Watson
seriously, Serg't Wm Wheeler slightly, Jas
Q Stewart seriously, Vim Armstrong serious
ly. Andy ii. Smith slightly. c Smith slight
~, Corps. Jas Davis do, Capt NJ Benton
do. Ssrgt. Slaugh do, Jas WeIlm do. Corps
Hussey do. q franklin seriously, X ii Myr-
lex do, Wilson Joab slightly, David White
seriously, Slas Dayisoe do, Vim Franklin do.
Sidney Adams slightly, Miles do, Sergio
Williams seriously, Corps NJ Maiken do
Jonn Hodges N Allen seriously, S. i Car
penter do. John Collins do, Jno Conrad
slightly. ID Grace seriously, Hall slightly.
Vim Hare slightly, j Holcroft slightly. VIM
Lambert do. II @ Lemon MORALLY. RR
Lewis severely, NJ ) Lingwooi slightly, Vim
Monroe do, A j Peck severely, o s Rich.
mond do, VIM Baman slightly, w Stcr
ling do. j NJ Finkin do. Williams seri
ously, w ii McCough slightly. Capt WEIGH
do, Sergt. David NJ Smith j McClan NOR.
tally. Ed Rouse slightly. Isaac Chatter Sc.
verely. Lewis Stryker do, J Woodbester Sc
yerely, A + Flanagan do, q + Gilchrist do,
Dyer Moore slightly. Il Douglas do. Sergt
q Clayton do, q Shoemaker do, WIN
sAtsuhttouB n . DUNK
do. n III Potter do. Corp l. Cav severely.
Ditmus do. SamI Gassett j III Fisher do.
J Graham slightly, j II Morgan do, Rey-
nods J Stevens do, T. Forsyth Henderson
do, N j Richardson do, N Lund severely,
Geo Bickler slightly, John Myers do, y
Montague do. NJ Opel do. B @ Boyce do,
w Hart do, Lieut. q ID Bryant slightly,
Sergt l. Hunt severely, N Haltzclaw
slightly. VIM Stricklin do, I Hellan VIM
Hesse do. j NJ Leake do, Geo Font do, II
J Coffin do, Sergt Jacob Warner seriously,
II I James slightly, Mark do. VIM Ross
hing seriously Tracey severely j Gate
A Candy do. J Roark slightly. j Ii Gof-
fer do, sergt Winscote.
The number of men engaged was about
$50 of whom were killed, Q MORALLY wound
ed, l23 wounded, 80 missing and 2 pris-
oners:
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CINCINNATI. June 10.
Flour dull and heavy the demand quite
light AZ 2 .s0ai.
Wheat in good extra demand. and red
cold At - 10 - wl,ite Is held At 90@95.
Corn IN fair demand AZ 32c
Cats declined 10 %.
Whisky advanced to 2ic IS in good de
mand.
Nothing doing in provisions and prices
nominal
Exchange duIl-par % premium.
Gold closed dull Al s's@5a. premium
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June l6 The Augusta Con
stitutional learns upon undoubted authority
that Hon. Andrew Johnson has certainly
been killed by young George Brown, son of
Hon. Neil s. Brown
As the Department at Washington has re-
ceivei dispatches from Gov. Andrew John
son. dated June 18th. the Georgia dispatch
only shows rebel malignity and that the wish
was father TO the th ought.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

To- The csro1er's Jury Ia gisisg the
serdics on the death of Csoaeieid. nnd that
one Themss Cochran Was aiding aud acct
ting KirsIey in this murder We understand
that cochraB i sill al large Why this L.,
ne are unable to explain. Are those that
have the affairs Of the State in their hands
attending TO their duty
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

~ A fall attendance of the members OF
tho Union Aid Society is requested on Tues
day afternoon. ssa-if those who have sew
ing machines will send them. il Is proposed
to accomplish all the work on hand. without
another meeting during the hot weather
BY order Of the Vice President.
Mks. ] ID. EARLY.
Mas. SoHIER. Secretary.
June 1924
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

- strumors CT scTofalous affections are sls
curse. the blight, the potato rot Of mankind. They
are vile aud althy vel fatal. They arise from
oontsminstioh and impurts u the blood and are t.
be seen al around Us everywhere. One quarter Of
All ne meet are tainted with them. and one quarter
Of these die q their; die feoshly too because they
are curseie- Asrn's sAsaArAxnIk cieanses cut The
scrofui'us eouuptiou from the bcOd readers pure
and healthy. and erectusily e.purgsse- the foul
contamination nom the system. No lcnrcr gfeln
under your scfofulous disorders since the irresssta
bic ASrs has provided his mastery oombinsiicn q
curative virtues that be calls ssks.r.nu4A.-iDeu-
ocrst. Waterbury. CT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

BRANDRETh's PlIIs-for The restoration
health Of those who have been stricken by spoplez,
or paralysis they are the only reliable EaedlciDc.
AL affections Of the lungs, chest and bowels Their
prompt use saves life and quickly cures. Pnenmo.
MA. pleurisy, cholera. wind spasms. worms cholera
norbus. diarrhosa syseniary. whether from msiAs.s
eating unripe fruits other faults Ia diet, yield
Their influence. Asthma. gcut. rheunailsms, live
affections. rupture-. innsmnatons OF any organ
esrrs whether sgue or other speshe fevers; billion.
diseases. jsundise. 81 yitnz dance smallpox meas
lee. Group. erysipsss. white s~ellinss piles. uocrs
OF even thirty years oentnuanee and especial,
ulcers Of the liver, have all been cured permanent,
ey these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. L.
female complaints and nervous diseases they have
been equally successful. Wide change Of life. tosh
nrsi and second pericds). Epilepsy. depression u
spirits. ightfai dersns all obsiructons and relax
stious are BY them cured dispersed aud ccrrectss-
Prior rs cents per box.
Sold by J. y. CuErEsaAx. Terre- HAuts, and ~
ssspcciatie dealers In msdiclse. Uanid~Im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

RETURNED. Those who have 80 patiently
waited the return Of DR.. wARRKs. Dentist,
may now be as patiently waited upon by him
at his Office National House Block
June II. div.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

sFMrs Graf. ~ her residence on Ohio
Street. between 9th and eth. can sceommo
date ie~ more day bosriers. She has also
t~o OF three very desirable rooms suitable
Cor gentlemen and their wives. OF veil adop
ted 10 . small family Terms reasonable.
and made known on application.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ The North Charge Sabbath School
viii hold basket picnic in Mr.. EAriys
Grove. north OF town. June 10. All are IN
yited 10 participate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

- The Juvenile Class in vocal music.
10 be taught by Mr.. $. W. StAnage. OF lndi-
annapolis. will meet this afternoon at five
o'clock. a, the Hall in the Cit, School House
Building lie will give twelve lessons in
music free Of charge. All the Juveniles
throughout the city are invited To attend.
June l6 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

BrLLKvrLLK .LseKR BrxR At THE TEaRK
Haurx saIoox.--I an constantly receiving
No. I quality Of Bellevills Lager Beer.
which will serve TO lovers Of the above
beverage, at my well known Saloon, west of
the Terre Hsute House. Give me call and
test its quality Tor yourselves.
m30dtf N. kATZEN BACH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
junelaim
WEISS a co.,

BslIEvIIlE L,eKz BKs.-The Court
House saloon. on the cast side Of the Public
square. i receiving regularly. from the
brewery Of ;. Eymer. At Bellesills. FIRST
ols~s. genuine article Of Lager Beer. which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. Il not superior 70 any heretofore
brought 70 the city. Let all who indulge
give Herr Gronefei 4 Co. call. AMI tess
he astis.. We are informed, BY good
Judge. th.i there = no .>issaks IN The mat
Ne 20 ..fisfs az. 80 aud taste
ter .-. AIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
FROM BOSTON

BosroS. June 1.-THE jury in the Oak
smith case. for fitting out SLAYER. rendered
a verdict ofguilty on seven counts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

risSo To Rs~r A fine toned instrument.
b good order. and viii be rented on reason.
able terms For further information. apply
10 n " Osborn. 81 this Office
Jeae ~ If
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. OF the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me-
l have fine assortment Of French. Beaver.
Otter and son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low slso. a large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging in price as low
as fifty cents
T. H. LOWERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor TO j. Z. YATES.
m27.tf. Cor. Fifth. and Main Sta.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

The above Despssrh forwards Goods Al q mere en-
pstitlons rate than any line running west except
TIE regular Bxprsss Ccupssy. Forwarding BILE.
covering the entire route from New York and Bos;on
grsrantreins time. will be given
Hsrk ell psrkssss "Herch.nts' De<pstrh." and
deliver ~ he Depot, foot 81 Barclay ST.. -. and
Western r. X. Co, Boston. Massachusetts,.
nsrchls43n TURNER ueKEEn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

NKw YoRK, June l6.-The Herald's
Washington despatch says the Conference
Committee on the tax bill hav ing declined
10 hear any argument whatever in regard to
the pending amendments. are making rapid
progress. They have already passed upon
ls5 of the 3l5 Senate amendments The
tax on Spirits and Tobacco to be settled TO
morrow. Some of the Committee are in
favor of striking out Davis's amendment.
laying tax Of ten cents additional on all
spirits to be sold as whiskey. brandy. wine.
Ac., aud adding that amount to the tax on
simple distilled spirits.
SPECIAL To THH TRIBUNE.
Complaints come from Norfolk that the
authorities both civil and military are treat
ing the rebels there with so much consider
alton. that they glory in their position aud
taunt Union men. Many Of the latter ex-
press their regret that they too had not
joined the rebellion. since those who did
Jared much better than they during tho as
tendency of the jeff Davis Government and
fare no worse to say the least now.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

CoxxESoKxEsr.-Thec commencement ex
erciscs 81 the Terre Hsu'e Female College
will take place a, the Congregational Church
on "Wednesday. the 18th inst. commencing
At 80 O'Clock a. m. Rev. DR.. l. Y. Thomp
sou. Of Cincinnati. ~'Il deliver the Annual
Address
Fifteen young ladies having flashed tho
prescribed course. will receive the Bacea-
laureate degree.
The examination all commence at the
College this morning. and will ccniinae till
TUESDAY noon. the 18th inst The public
are invited - attend.
JOHN COVERT.
Inna ~. I-ls2
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RxoRurrs WANTED IxxrDrarElr.--The
I6sh regiment is being reorganized under the
auspices Of Col. J. 7 Lucas. late Lieut.. Col.
OF tho same regiment. aud all persons wish
Ing TO enlist under officers who have seen
service, can have chance pow. Of assisting
in crushing out the rebeilie1. and once more
witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars and
Stripes
Pay. ratios and clothing from the { me of
enlistment. A recruiting Office will be open
every day. until the desired number are en-
rolled Once. two doors south Of the Gin
cinnati House, on Fourth street--cast side.
W. NJ CONNER.
il3dtf Lieutenant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

GROCERIES & PROVISIONS

- ~ ~. -. y hhON =, NJ
~ So. Main Street You will End hls house full
Of Fresh Goods Of every thing that can be pat IN
house q the kind and sold Tor very small profit Coz
cash. As the gsods are bought for cash. and ~ my
sslf the quality and price will compare favorable
with any house In the city.
Fvsythlng sold will be dellved 10 any part q the
city FRYE q charge.
Call at No. s.. Main Street, Terre Hsute Indians.
A. q. fURROw's.
nsrchfstr
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cRocE RIEs.

DH. RIVE has removed his Gro
l. Gerry and Provision Store 10 No. ;. Thoeuls
ko~, wabash Street. next door 20 W. X. Mckeen's
banking Once.
His stock il considerably increased by pur
chasss from the best Cincinnati Wholesale firns.
and his customers will md Al bis New stand beside
the usual assortment Of Provisions ami Srsoeri.-.
the following articles
SWISS CHEESE,
GREEN CHEESE,
LIMBURG CHEESE,
SARDlNES,
HUILE D'OLlNES.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. a Ia Nanilie
MACAR0NI,
NERNlCELLi.
FRENCH MUSTARD by the gallon
or bottle.
Also Parma, Sage. Split Peas, Pearl harley, A.
All these Goods cheaper than n any other pls.e.
Doots delivered Al nome by E..press Wagon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
GREATLY TO THE WISHES
ALE AND PORTER.

~ WEISS IL co. are prepared to
~ furnish BY the barrel. OF bottled Cor family
and Medical Purposes
ALE, PORTER. CIDER. LAGER BEER.
Scotch Ale,
London Porter.
Philadelphia Porter.
Daytos Ale,
Madison Ale,
Milwauks Lager Beer.
Cincinnati Lager Beer.
Chicago Lager Beer,
Bottled Cider. &C, &c.
a.. WEISS A CO.
Dealers In Groceries and Provisions,
No. 81 Main Street. betweenThird& Fourth Streets
may22d4m TERRF-HAUTE. IND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
CONGRESSIONAL.


XXXyIITH coNGREss-Fmsr Session
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EXPRESS COMPANY.
IANTs' DESPATCH.

MERCHANTS DESPATCH,
Owned ami Managed By The Ameriesn Express c..
FRO MiNEW YORK AND BOSTON,
To the West ard south-wess.
I'm Special Cars ou Ens sgrant Pa
scuger Trains.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

s'nes The above was written and IN print.
h'rsiey has had his examination before Jus
Ice s@'ih. aad from the evidence addacei.
the Justice as~ foan.! q advisable 10 REMAND
ham 10 AL 10 await the action of the Grant
Jury 81 The September T---~ Of the Cirru;,
Court
r-~-a the evidence At the sxamin.,,os
- some
Yesterday. IL appears hat huts~y
friends peuf - the Saloon OF erensisid
.saas N o'elock az night snd called t.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-20


However they did not, and our men
were permitted to come to town IN safe
ty, leaving the broken wagons behind
Cant Hornbrook, Hodge, and Childs,
took their men and went to bring in the
forage in other wagons; but when they
came to the place they found the rebels
had burned them. Exasperated at this,
Capt Childs proposed to burn the house
and barn of Col Fowler Capfs. Horn
brook and. Hodge, both being the sem.
Tors of Ghilds, consented, rand the build
iugs were soon in flames. Capt Childs
was arrested Immediately after bis return,
and IS vet held in custody What will be
done with him is a matter Of coJe lecture,
He has in everything else proved him
self o good officer, and his men rermuch
attached to him. They make all kinds
Of threats Of what they win do if he is
punished. The impropriety of his act is
perceiyable at a glance. Aside from the
bad example set to our armies, Union
man has proved to be the ehie6sutfere
as he held ., mortgage on the property to
the amount Of one or two thousand dol
lars so1 0IIa 10 T918u J0A "
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-20

INQUEST.

KNOW ALL MEN, THAT 1, ADRIAN
n YOUNG, Coroner of Vandcrburgh Count y,
and State of Indiana, with N-ve good and lawful
Jurors of Pigeon townshid did hold an inquest
over the body of FREDERICK V0LGHT. found
hanging by the neck in one OF the rooms of the
piece of BEDFORD taken from his.bedstead and at
the time of his death he was about years of age,
and was an inmate of tie poor asylum of said
county he was dressed in cotton SHIRT white cot
ton drawers and mixed cotton and wooden vest,
blue cotton pants and Blue nt.0lcn socks; that he
was five feet six inches high, weight about 49,
pounds; had nothing on b. serson so far as could
be discover i.
iiseplS ii -i ia A. 1ss, NG, Corner v O..
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-20
william s. Smith,

Unconditional Union candidate for Re
porter Of the decisions of the Supreme
Court, will address the people of the First
Congressional District at the following
times and places: = '4
Loogootee, Friday, Sept 10Th, at l P. NJ
Washington, Saturday, Sept 20, at Up NJ
Vincennes, Saturday, Sept 20, at P NJ
Petersburg, Monday, Sept % at p. N
Princeton, Tuesday, Sept. %, at | P NJ
Evansville, Tuesday, Sept %, at u P. NJ
Boonyille, Wednesday, Sept "a, at P. NJ
Newburg, Wednesday, Sept "a, at 7P NJ
MI. Vernon, Thursday, Sept %, at lP NJ
The friends Of the Cause will please
give notice and make arrangements in
the various localities. Thepublic are re
specially invited to attend and hear this
eloquent orator. s1TT0W sepl7d&w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-20
MunfOrdrllIe Surrendefed.

We learned last night from Adiutant
Slawson of Col Wilder's regiment--or
rather of the detachment of about two
hundred recruits whom Col. Wilder start
ed with to join his regiment, but had to
stop at Munfordville-that after the re-
pulse of Bucl1ner on Sunday, the main
body af Braggs forces on Tuesday about
10 o clock in the morning, again attack
ed our army. Our forces consisted of
detachment of the 18th, the 50th, 9th,
seth, 6Sth, two companies of the 74th,
and the Adjutant thinks the Goth, (Col.
Ovens all of Indiana, company of
Indiana cavalry, the number of which he
has forgotten, and ten pieces of artillery.
-Four pieces of the artillery were Indiana
guns under Lieut. Mason. The others
were an Ohio battery. The fighting
continued until 5 o'clock on Tuesday
evening, and all parties then rested on
their .arms till daylight Then it was
ascertained that Gen. Polk was on the
north side of the river with 5000 men.
On Tuesday night about II o'clock a re-
ply was made to a flag of truce from the
enemy TO which response was received
about o clock in tie morning, arran-
ging the term of q capitulation. The
surrender was unconditional
At this time Adjutant Slawson made
his escape, but he could hear the music
Of the rebel forces marching into the in
trenchments He did not see the sur
render, as he did not stop to look at the
show. Some few of our men made their
escape with the adjutant, butnot many.
The force on our side did not much ex-
coed 4, 600 men. The rebel force was
stated by themselves at 10000 The
disaster is thus confirmed. sli.s
All this time Buell. was lying at Bow
lin Green, doing nothing at all, Our In
formant says he was informed that Buell.
was bnsily engaged looking over his
maps while our men were exposed to all
thisperiL He richly observes to, be shot,
and we hope he will be cashiered. He
is a disgrace to abe army, and has
been nothing but nuisance since he en-
tered itz-Iadianapots- Journal