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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

attached TIA the operator drive and work lis
drill perfect ease without the trouble OF getting 81
around, and he sits In such position that he can
the whole operation and know that every tube i SOW
ing. The din IS 50 balanced that the drivers weight
takes the entire weight OF The horses Becks-
r. This Driu vas awarded tut FIRST PREMIUM
at Ohio and Illinois State Fairs, 1851, Ia eonpet
ton wih
IAr THE ofrlo srsrf Fan The Star Drill rlanu-
featured bg Baldwin, Dewitt Co, teseIana - ;
rritz & KGhns drill manufactured al Dayton ONO ;
Kahn and Haines' drll rHsnufact ured at Dayton, o.
Buckeye Grain DEiII Manufactured ~ h"i4s 9iist
Co Springfield o.; Paige Cary drill, raaniaetCrtd
at hamilton and Mansfield, o. Hoover drill, nanuae-
t1rea -, I Hoover 4 Son. Moore drill, manufactured
at the Lagonds Works, Springfield, o..
Ar TH9 IfIrNoIs ST8TE IR,)-M. J.. Gorhams
5rSi; ,.ionrF..go. M The Star dr manufactured ~
r,sIvn Defgitt & Co, Cleveland o.; Randall Eoller
dri rauufetuT- ID IN Michigan. Moore's Patent ".l
shelby aud Elders drI manufactured IN PeoI1', III
Kailns II ucs' drill r1anufactnred at Day t"ii, o.
soc & Dickinson drill. manufactured 10 Ill
l,ey~ ELODGETT 4 Mo0EE, Agentafor Iowa, Grant
ana Lafayette Counties. All
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
THE PEACE Err.

This Cclebra ed Cook Stove being compete ia ftaeIf
will enable the cook 10 carry all cut a4lv pacpo-
Wi h and satisfaction the House-See-
per, without the aid of numerous anu bulky
appliances, Sacls Tin Roasting
OCeas, Warming closets, Top
Coress, &c. e., which (ofI-
en- ri great inconyenienrtE demand
frequcot change aud adj ;Istmcat ia o
dcrto meet The wants OF The H chen De
par,
This Stove is undoubtedly the best vet iuvcDied for
Cooking purposes 1he pubic invited call cad
judge for .hcuSeves 1ae Subscribers have the excu-
sive right TO sell their Stoves in this Coun Y.
DEYLIN i. PRATER.
inf Aur
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
WHOLESALE DEPCTS

Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and its hi
tory will bear IL mind that the pioneers and
leading manufacturers, not only in the United States
but in the world. We commenced the manufacture Of
Hcludeons in the fall Of the year l4I, and since that
time have finished and sold TWENTY SEVEN THOU
SANDS. Thee instruments now in use mostly in
United and Canada but also in Europe. ASIA
Africa South RIGA, and the West Indies and from
all these quarters have the most hattcring csmon
ais of the high estimation in which they are held
At ali Industrial Exhibitions they have I'm
yariabIy been awarded the HIGH EST PRE-
MUM Whenever exhibited ia competition
with others
We shall take pleasure in forwarding by mail Cat
own expcnsel Illustrated Catalogue, in which every
instrument manufacture is fully described, and Illus
trated by elegant clgraviugs.
All MeIodCons of manufacture either sold by us
dealers in any part of the United SatS or Canada
warranted he perfect in every respect and should
any repairs he necessary before the expiration Of five
wears the sale hold ourselves ready and
willing make the free Of charge, provided the
injury is caused by accident or design
Agents for he sale of Melodeon may be found in
the principal Of The United States and Canada
Address either
GEO. 4. PRINCE d Co, Buffalo, \. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 81 Fulton st, \. Y.
GEO A. PRINCE & Co, 43 Lake St. Chicago Ill.
Or either of the above wholesale agents tiI-ly.l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

THos. MALoNBY HEARD FEoM.-Mr. Thomas
Maloney of the Miners Guards, noticed in
our last as among the missing at The late ba;-
tie at Bulls Run, has written a letter to his
wife in this city since his return TO Washing
ton. Mr.. Malonv was made prisoner in the
following way; He had aided in removing
Col oConnor from the field after the Colonel
had been mortallv wounded, after which he
returned and aided Sargent James Gregory,
who was wounded, 10 TIE hospital OF an Indi-
ana Regiment, when earning that his brother
in-law, John Tregea, was vet upon the field,
he started in search of him. It being then
dark, NJ, Maloney approached a company Of
men whom he supposed wereUnon troops, but
who proved TO be rebels, and by them was
made prisoner He was soon after paroed
and returned to Washington, aud was imme-
diateIy sent to Annapolis, where he expected
coon to be exchanged
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
The ADORE Drill has a Patent Steel Spring
.Sh0ccI and Patent Drtcer's Seat
few Of tic merits O. this Drill are as follows;

II 1c5Iy sor ~ finds of grain md 9Izss seed; II
sctlI xoc more ec,Ht9 tl, any 0tir a1iA NON tsed;
II T. n y,ostffrs S0Cey and cqJ,afot be ck0Gged or
choc%ed II griH not cat 6FeHt the gys1sf II rHk
ire bushels
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
twill SlH CoHs,t #hsl Diving Fast OF Sew.
TIE DRIVER SEAT

The quantity IS guaged without any change Of gear
can lie easily changed DotIlI. Single Rank,
in sowing hall Of the Drill less, can be used.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

SHEsP.-Three very fnc focks OF Sheep. of
about 1900 each, have passed through this
place within a few days on their way 10 MN
nesoto Such stock will odd greatly to the
wealth Of our sis,er State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
Rock River Insurance c mpany.


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In the matter of tie last WIZ and Testament of
Harriet Enton Deceased.
YINO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Letters tes-
/ tamentary the last VIII and Testament of said
deceased having been issued Harrison Lloyd the
7tn day of May, \. d. 1862 and twelve mouths from
and after said day being allowed and limited for credit
present their claims for examination and allow
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
the first Monday of every month during the term
above limited receive, examine aud adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against seid deceased.
s 3. ANSLEY, County Jtt8ge.
Dated August sh, 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

A NEv HEARsE.-Messrs ELLNGE- & BEo.
have a very neat and deliberately flushed
Hearse, which they advertise TO place at the
disposal of those who are so unfol tunatc as to
need ssch conveyance Most of the work
on the Hearse has been done by themselves
at..their shop in this City, and reflects great
credit on their skill ami superior wormanshi?
-Tgy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

SUGAs CA>E.-Mr. J. A. DODGE, of the town
of Eidgeway, hes left at our Office stalk Of
Sugar Cane raised by him, which measures in
length feet ! J inches NJ. d informs US
that his crop the present year j. unusually
fine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
PREE CE g. G. IS
IMPROVED
VI e. l. Oh e. i y : :

The oldest establishment in the United States en-
ployng 200 men, and finishing 50 instruments per week.
Mandatory, cor. of Maryland & Niagara Sts.,
BUFFALO, " Y.
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List of Letters.

ID EMAINING uncailed for in the Post Office at yiI
III eral Poirl1, Wis Sept. 10TH 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17
500, 1000 Acre Tract

@ | Eastman Barber will found this mark .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

Persons calling for the above win please say ''advel
tised. JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD p NJ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

Which Is beautifI Pictorial Paper entirely devote
20 the subjeet.-It fcfli 5e sent gy'0tis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-17

Is the hest Machine in the World for Family Sewing and
Light Manufacturing Purposes. Price, with Hem
mer, and beautifully ofnamented, SD.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, oct. 20. 1862.
In the recent rebel raid upon Lexington killed from
1--WE ten rebels and wounded ffteen among whom was
Major Samuel Morgan, Of Nashville, cousin to John Nor
gan, who shot through the neck aud will die We
also captured and paroled hundred and eighty rebels
John Morgan left Lawrenceburg yesterday morning
with about twelve hundred men, closely pursued by
General Dumons forces, which have captured from dty
To hundred.
At three O'Clock this morning. three or four hundred
of Morgans men, Cox's creek six and haf miles this
side Of Bardsown captured federal train of eighty one
wagons, 6fyons of which loaded. They carried of
wagons and those having charge Of the ran except
Lieutenant Barr OF the Twenty fourth Ohio, in command
who escaped. The wagons belonged to General Woods
division, and coming towards Louisville.
Morgan then went towards Bardstown, and about day
light captured Union train the number Of wagons
in which unknown two miles from Bardstown. Thence
Morgan went Boston, with the supposed intention to
burn the railroad bridge there.
The rebos shot Thomas NARROW, Of Nelson county KY
after capturing him.
Gen. Damont yesterday afternoon was near Lawrence
burg pursuit OF these rebels, and only forty minutes
in their rear
There is nothing from Gen. Busls Brags's forces
tonight.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Movements OF the Army or the POtOInac--
The Battle 1t Chaplin's Hills, KY
Depredations OF the Rebel Cruiser Ala
bn ma &C.. &c.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port to-day, at noon, for AspnvaIl.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at haEpast ten O'Clock this morning.
The NEW YoRg Naturalization for the PacGc-wil
he published at halfpast nine O'Clock this morning
1t will the latest dispatches showing the move
of the Army Of the Potomac An Interesting Ae
Of the Battle of Chapn's Hills, KY, in which the
rebels repulsed and routed Additional Particulars
OF the Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania An Account OF tho
DepreatOns Of the Rebel Cruiser Alabama tn hi gh
The latest News from Europe and oil other interesting
OF the past ten days.
Single copies. in wrappers ready for mailing, SIX cents
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
City Intelligence.

Tas WINTER CouRsB ov MKpioAL INSTRUCTION were
ed last night At three Of the principal schools in this
j. md the attendance n each place was quite
\. fashionable.
Professor Cunning s. Bedford delivered the ntroductc
ry lecture the University Medical College, Fourteenth
street This address eloquent and appropriate
Professor Joseph NJ Smith opened the winter session
of the third street College Physicians and SUR
seous by highly interesting lecture on hygiene.
Professor WIN y. Holcomb the orator OF the even
,ne NJ the Thirteenth street college, delivering very
Learned lecture before q crowded audience.
AZ tho new bslding of the Opthalmc Hospital corner
OF Twent eighth and Fourth avenue highly patr
ot,c ceremonies will take place -four O'Clock to morrow
afternoon beautiful flag will be raised In front
OF tho building and speeches will be made by Drs j. T.
Carrsh aud Mark Stephenson.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
IN was quiet in Suffolk this morning.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. 10. 1862.

Tho John A. Warner (nag OF truce boat, from Aikens
Landing, arrived last evening just before the Baltimore
boat lef Five hundred and sixty Union prisoners came
down, in charge OF Major r. W. Shenk Of the Hundred
and Thirty-nfh Pennsylvania. They were delayed
nearly one day By running aground above City Point
This morning the Baltimore boat brought eighty six
rebel prisoners from Fort McHenry. The nag Of truce
boat Mctamora left to-day TO convey them TO Aken's
Landing. They are prvatcs, and mostly wounded.
The storm has entirely subsidized, and the feet, which
had taken shelter In this harScr, left at carly hour
this moruinR
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
II ne Navy.

MAssscHusrrrs-six euns-Thc Cuited states supply
steamer Massachusetts,, Commander George H. Cooper.
sw sail today at ten A. NJ, from this psvs Tor Port
Royal and intermediate stations
Tho following Is . list Of her cnlcsn:-
Coo,mdnder--Geo. II. Cooper.
Ac',ny Mdscrs-Mci)onald, Clark and Richardsoa
I'dyndS'er--Wcbster
Asssdm Supeor-Hutchinss
CHEZ Engincer--Hartwell
Acing Ersign-Cox.
,ysrond Asststam Enginser-C1app.
Third asssdnt Enginssrs--w wnship, Sofbrd Irish ana
webstor.
Acting Moa1r' Mc,es--caswsll, wallace and McCloud
CaJs1in's C1s~k--Cooper.
faymuSer's CLsrk-Winship.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
News from San Fra ncisco.


The following message was Incorrectly tccgaphed on
tho sth.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9, 1861.
ship Twilight cleared for New York, carrying 900
bales Of Wool 900 hides as bales cotton drills 1000
bags copper ore gallons spirits turpentne and 300
casks taiow valued at $3.50 900.
Sales, 800 bags crushed sugar, 4,sc; 900 0rkns o.
bntcr 25c 900 boxes candles, l7Jsc 1880. robsc
has declined for the best brand rs cent from the
highest prices Probably $50 900 lbs will be shipped for
New York by the clipper Free sales Of wool Al 2c.
Wheat 81 60 per 100 lbs. for export.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
News from Fortress Monroe.

FogTgEss MONROE, oct. is. 1892
One hundred aud fifty recruits arrived the Baltimore
boat this morning They Tor several different reg
ments in this vicinity.
The same also brought down 22i rebel prisoners
from Fort Mccnry, who taken at South Mountain
and Aniistam. They in charge Of A. II. Lindsey,
or the Eighteenth Connecticut regiment The prisoners
belong in Virginia and Louisiana, and left here for
AIKEN Landing at twelve O'Clock the steamboat New
York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
News from Arkansa :.

GEN. sCHoFIgLD'S ADVANCE AT ELKHORN TAvERN-
REBELS RETREATING TO BOSTON MOUNTAINS.
ST. LOUIS, oct. 20, 1862.
Gen. Schohed, with his advance, reached Elkhorn
Tavern, in Arkansas, and established his headquarters
there.
Telegraphic communication is complete from Gen.
Curtis headquarters to Elkhorn Tavern.
Gen schoeld sends the intelligence that the enemy are
making for the Boston Mountains.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
The Europa Outward Bound.

sO"Nst OCss H6U3
The steamship Europa from Boston via Halifax passed
Cape Race at four p NJ Sunday. She srded BY me
hrcss yacht and from New York to Saturday even
png with commercial telegram, through the agency Of
Mr. stoker, New York, placed ON board
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
Dix and Tremofm0.

CONSERVATIVE, BUT PATRIOTIC TO THE BACK BONN.
Lot those in favor of these tive sterling patriots meet
in mass meeting at Syracuse. Tuesday, 2Sth nst at
twelve O'Clock Let every town in the State be repre-
az tod
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
Congressional Nomination.

TROY, N. T., OCT ~, 1Sbz
At the Democratic Congressional Convention held in
this city to-day, Hon. John A. Griswold, democrat
nominated for representative Congress from the
district of Washington and Rensselaer, counties.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
Fifth District Congregational Nominate.
Tamma my Mozart Democratic Assenbly y
Nominations.

The Conventions Of the Tammauy and Mozart democracy
for the nomination Of candidates for Assembly met last
evening, and the following is the rssuls-
Dist. Names OF Candidates.
1.-Corneus Flynn.
2.-Danie IAamy.
3.-Adjourned TO Monday evening,
4.-Willam C. Cover.
5.-Henry Rogers.
6.--.ulius Korn.
7.-vincent c. King.
8.-Thomas Hill
1o.--Danel O'Brien.
11.-Thomas Sedwih.
14.--Robsrt G. HuteAngs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

eHhsr pAaianK o tho thums forenngpr % the right
hand the Ioss q any two 0ngers either hand the lo
syphilis
Any other marked physicA, mperfecsion which would
unAt for aoive service
The following extract General Order 90 from the
War Department, will also govern your decision-
Exemption will not be made for disability unboes II he
Of such permanent character 10 render the unt
for service for period OF than thirty days. 70 be
certified by surgeon appointed by the Governor In each
county for this purpose.
You will keep record of the of each individual
recommended 10 the Commissioner for exemption, and
concsey the therefor At the close OF your hoors
this record will be transmitted TO this office.
You will make requisiton upon the Commissioner Tor
the necessary blank book and writing material ~ well
as clerical assistance.
You are strictly prohibited from receiving renunera
ton directly indirectly from persons claiming sxenp
tion- Respectfully yours,
rhn af fha comm saion clarke
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
Interesting from Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct 20 1862.
There is nothing from Commerce to-day.
The officers of the steamer Pike which arrived to night
reports having seen small band Of guerlas two diff
ferent points between smithland and Caseyvlle Two
thousand rebels reported back of the latter place.
the presence OF two gunboats.
The steamer Hazel Dell struck a snag yesterday and
sunk on smitbland bar.
The steamer Eugene, from Memphis brought rcgi-
with battery to Island No. 21 where they landed
punish the rebels who fired into the steamers Dckey
and Continental Friday They have instructions from
General Sherman to destroy everything In the neghbor
hood.
Twenty families have been banished from Mem
phis punishment for the guerilla outrages the
river.
Generals Steele and Oterhaus with their divisions are
at Pilot Knob advancing against the enemy under Nc
Bride and Parsons.
An advance Of two regiments Of rebels at West
Plains three days ago.
Brigadier General Warren is at Salem watching them.
Acting Admiral Porter being yesterday requested "
cooperate with General Curtis In certain matters down
the Mississippi replied from Cairo in twenty minutes that
the movement had commenced.
Recent orders from Washington extends the command
o. General Curtis Arkansas Missouri, Alton city,
Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado.
Governor Evans, Of Colorado, in Interview with
General Curtis states the alarm which felt in Colo
rado in reference TO Indian depredations is passing
away the tribes in that Territory not seeming interested
in the uprising Of the Minnesota savages To make things
sure General crts has consented that two regiments
main colorado. One (mounted) shall remain at home
To- preserve peace.
Gen. Fremont arrived here yesterday. Ee comes as
witness the NcKnstry and may be detained for
several days
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

Hil1's Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Black or
browns best m Depot No Barclay street, and sold By
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
Cnurt CnIendar-This Dnx.

Supreme CoURI--CRCrr -Part1-NOs 1858 a9a5 2957
1850 296i 1868 1885, 1861 1863 297l 291, 29,7. 297g
29s3 2as5 29s7 299i 2993 1906, 29o7. Part $500
3362 S364 3374 1876 $685. $780, 1884, 1896, $685. 1890
1892, 3394 33o6 32os, 3400 34O2. 3404 340G, 340S.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

Royal Havana Lottery y.-Prizes Cashed
Information furns he'd Highest price pad for Dosib
looms TAYLOR CO, Bankers, 10 Wal street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
J,,fwsoS Crrr. No.. oct. 10. 1862.

me rebel force that crossed the Missouri river and
seized tho steamer Emily Portland under Porter,
and arterward intercepted at the California House.
near waynesvIle byLeu. Col Sigel and scattered. No
particulars OF the affair received
rebels said TO have gathered at Portland and
have been taken to attack intercept them
In tho meantime, and until the danger Is removed sevc
raj steamboats, detained here and at Hermann All Of
the rebel bands in Missouri to be endeavoring TO
make their way of the State in the shortest time
icahlc.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

Use Prof. L. Miller's 5Oc. Hair Dye
black and ,,.own The best Try IT, Sold BY drusgists
Depot No - Dey street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

.AB--Hyatt's "AB" Life Bs issn-.AB'
FOR RHEUMATISM scRoFULA, DYsPEpeIA AMI
Diseases of great Impurity OF the Blood.
Only TO besad a, principal depot
2f6 Grand street. 81 per bottle
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

OF Youth Liquid Pear for preserving and beauying
complexion skin Ladies after using this delightful
toilet arice will be conyncrd that II has eaus Sold by
all druggisls aud u t59 BroedMAf.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
THOMAS HILLII0UsE, Adiutant General.


Major VIM. s. Rowland, OF the famous bcrdan Sharp
shooters has recently received authority from the War
Bepar recruit battalion OF shar shooters,
TO consist of twelve companies, all OF whom are 70 be
raised this State We would suggest for the early
ganiznton Of this important branch OF the SERVICE that
they put camp of instruction, and there be
thoroughly drilled arned and equipped before being sent
To the seat of Major Rowland has devoted himself
since the breaking out Of the rebellion this branch OF
the
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

Prizes Cashed in all I.egalized LOttert
Information given. JOSEPH BATHS Broker
No II Wall street, room No l, New York
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
CITY POLITICS.
Meeting or the Federal Union Central
Comm ittee.


Meeting or the Federal Union Central
Committee.
meeting Of the above nased committee was held at
the Cooper Institute last evening" Andrew Lewis tho
chair.
The CHAIRMAN Of the Committee tho State Conven-
tion made report and stated that they had called rat
hcation meeting for Tuesday next the 10th inst.
Mr. ISAAC COLEMAN moved that the nomination OF Gene
raj John A. Dix. for Governor be formally made which
was agreed too
The PRESIDENT named Mr. Keys and Mr.. Hyand
tellers, and the delegates proceeded to vote
On counting the ballots there twenty nine votes
cast all OF them for General John Dix when the Presi
dent declared General Dix the nominee Of the Federal
Unionists, for the Office OF Governor
Mr. CoiKhAN then made short speech. and proposed
three cheers for John Dix, three for the Union and
three for the constitution and the cheers given with
great vehemence.
The PRESIDENT called upon Mr.. Baker TO make few
marks, and that gentleman then kindly responded.
The organization OF the committee was completed by
the appointment Of subcommittces &C. and the commit
tee adjourned till Thursday evening next
Fifth District Congregational NOmtn ation.
The Jefersonan Democratic Convention Of the Fifth
district last evening unanimously nominated John Duffy
candidate Congress Fernando Wood is the nomi
nee Of the Mozart and Tammany democrats in th ;
district.
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
FAIRFAX CouRr HoUsx, Va, Oct. 20, 1se.

FNHAx COUKT HOUSE, va 0Ct' w ko0S'
In the reconnaissance Of General Stahel with Colonel
wyndham's cavalry, we had two mon killed ana Six
wounded one was killed in the skirmsh at Thoroughfarc
Gap, the other Warrenton.
One Of General Stahel's men captured the notorious
Hutchinson who has been engaged in impressing con-
scripts for the rebel army this section OF country Hs
capture gives intense Joy inhabitants Of the country
Last night three men, from a accommodating party
Captain Conger returned TO Centreve and report
that Captain Cngers force had been cut TO pieces near
Bristow This afterwards asccrtaned TO be ncor'
rect as information received Of the safety Of Captain
Conger and his command He attacked force Of rebels
at Bristow who greatly outnumbered him, and was
obliged TO fall back.