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, 1862-01-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuae.1
SPRINGFIELD, III, Januaty4-
About one-third Of the members Of the
Convention have arrived Prominent candi-
dates for tho Presidency Of the Convention
are Samuel A. Buckmaster, Of Madison, Ed
wards, Of Sangamon, and VIM. A. Hacker, Of
Alexander, and for Secretary, James ".
Sheahan, Of Cook, and Wn. II. Springer, Of
Logan. Bnckmastcr and SheaI1an arc thought
to have the inside track.
The Democracy are beginning to indicate
the course they intended to take; they openly
threatening to order.a provisional election for
State officers in June, ut which time the Con-
stitution is to be submitted to the people,
when, it is claimed, if the Constitution is rati-
fed by the people, the provisional election
will be valid.
GoV. Yates is expected home from WASH
ington this evening. It is said he has not snc-
ceeded in getting reimbursement from the
General Government to the extent desired.
From the South.
BALTIMORE, jan 4.-Important news from
the South is contained in late papers at hand.
4 dispatch from Pensacola dated January LIST,
says tllat Fort Pickens opened fire yesterday,
but the fire was not returned, and to-day our
batteries are silent,
The Charleston Mercury bus dispatch stat
ing that 4 large Federal force had lunded on
the coast Of Edisto, and the seizure Of rail
road station No. 4 on the Charleston and Sa-
yAnnah railroad.
Sixteen war vessels are reported at Ship
Island.
4 destructive fire had occurred at Rich
niond, burning the theater and other valuable
property
Thu Richmond Dispatch of Friday says: IA
private dispatch has been received here, dated
Mobile yesterday, stating that Picayunc But
ais have nominal possession Of Beloxi aud it
| i believed that they will occupy all towns on
| the coast in that region. They captured two
cannon at Bcloxi. It is stated that they land
| cd there from 5000 to 1000 troops, and it is
| further rumorcd that they express q de-
! termination to push forward their forces to
| Jackson.
, 1862-01-06

- The sure way to cure all possible desire
for war with this country on the part of the
rulers Of England, is to wipe out slavery in
the seeded States. It is also the sure way to
cure the rebellion in the shortest time.
, 1862-01-06

ST. JOINS, n. F., Jan. 5, The steamer Bo-
hs4niau, with British troops Oh board, passed
Cape Race this morning.
, 1862-01-06
FROM SEDALIA,

Latest from General Jennlson.s Conn
1nand =. Reports that Secess1on1snl
t8 S4uelched in johnson County all
Bo9h..ReRel QufraHeH &c.
, 1862-01-06

w ANTED:-s an p D second hand Desk
t,oa aud p1is Boz ~ IS; ote eresS t wta dcsesp-
9aEt 0---oHSo.
, 1862-01-06

~" The n Y Hcr17tTs W,sI,;rrtnn 4

New YORK, jan. 4-Thc 90th regiment NEW
York volunteers, left this afternoon on the
steamship Illinois, for Key West.
, 1862-01-06
Expedition to oTexas--Gen.i iLaslc to be
From Decentralization Of e. ). Sena-
tor from Michigan.

DETROIT, jan 3,-In the Michigan State
Legislature yesterday, Jacob NJ Howard WAS
chosen United States Senator for the unex-
pirpd term Of the late Senator Bingham, end
ing March + 1865
, 1862-01-06

Federal Prisoners Returned From
Charleston to Richmond,
FROM ST, L0UIS---nAITERS In
MISSOURI.
The English Share Of the Mexican Ex-
pedition to Attack Metamora
HOW THEY INTEND TO GET COTTON.
FROM WASHINGTON,

From Texas and the Gulf.
, 1862-01-06

0&~Ik Z IAC1II II41lkJ s1III NGIPIE.
= This subscriber is n,.c r-rnarr<f r. ennfr.s.t
w any Quantity qualify of pork boxes On
oAea o1 every description and kind furuishhtt
VI n>|He4' JOHN + GILMORE,
P q. Rpy 3.Ip A' 4eA1AtAn au0 On1t St0
, 1862-01-06
Mem anbertt sRn1R11ts.

TO RENT-Thc comfortable and
~ comnodteus Brick Dwelling, No 70 Test Ban.
9oiph street. containing twelve -Ons aHd ha5 all mo-
HI nltM,?toyens1ts The present lcsse runs to the
ps " aT neIr but car be extended year longer
tnqotfe at the premiees jsEEtS.iw
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WANTED,

A LADY competent TO fill the office Of MATRON
n In yOung Ladies Boarding School Also.
Teacher Of Drawing and Painting The best of refer
tnees viii be required For particulars address
C. COLLINS,
State Female College,
isS-2w Memphis Tenn.
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FLOUR.

JROO BBLs. Star Mills Flour to arrive 1900 do.
lOOO Springfield Flour TO srrve 5000 sacks Ex-
ira Flour to arrive and in store
MORRISON co.
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e BBLs. pure Peach Brandy, do. Cherry Bounce.
" just received and for sale by
oc3I MORRISON & CO
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CHEROKEE CURE!

An uufsiling cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Loss of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
MenstruatiOn and all diseases caused by eviatng from
the path of nature, and indulging in Self Pollution
By the use of this Cure all improper discharges are
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex contemplating marriage should reaec,
that sound mind and body are necessary to promots
connubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the pOor debtated worn down
and despairing devOtse of sensual pleasure will fad re-
lief
is safe and pleasant in taste but immediate In its
action containing mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetaDle extracts in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 30 per bottle, three bottles for g. and for.
warded by express TO all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWIN, ProprIetors.
Sole Proprietors 65 Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis Tenn
Es-Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists
mr26 dtwawly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Public.

l afflicted with iLhammatory rheumatism for ten
weeks not able TO walk step, and suffering than
any human tongue express. heard that Messrs.
Cayce Son Of this city, hai a medicine called the
Ambrosal OIL and bee' ing they would not sell an
cle in the way Of mediene without its being valuable
and feeling like drowning catching straws and
having had the attention Of various physicians without
relief sent and got a few bottles and astonishing
say, found almost immediate relief, and 1 am al
tending to busness. have also tried It for brse ard
cuts and do not hesitate say that 1t is the best msd
cine ! used and will doubtless cure AL it is recon-
do. WM WILLIAMS.
Memphis. November I7th 1859.
Sold at the manufacturers price by s. Mansfield \
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and by
Rll MemUhis druggists ia9-dawln
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ESTRAY
A LIBERAL PROPOSITION

fTNHE undersigned prOprietors Of the DOWNING
= HILL NURSERY, al Atlanta, Ga. In considera-
tiou O. depressed state Of the market for great
staple COTTON propose to ths planters Of South Caro-
lima Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee to
sell them FRUIr TREES etc, from Nursery, at
the regu's ar catalogue price > and take COTTON Odd
ding Fsi) in exchange 10 cents per pound delivered
al tn depot boat landing forwarding the
receipt.
Descriptive and priced ca slogues sent to all sppI
cants free Of charge Address
ROGERS HARDEN & CO.,
ia7-lw Successors 10 Peters, Harden & Co.
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MLEAN'S CORDIAL.

AS may be seen, insert this week the sdysrsisa
ment of McLIean's Cordial etc.
1t is very well known are not particularly favor
able to patent medicines and as general thing esehev
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what the ingredients Of the
medicine, and how compounded This we have learned
and believing do that the ingredients are good
and the compound judiciousy made, we recommend it
as a mixture worthy of public confidence
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian Advocate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McAngIly which
speaks volumes in favor of BcLesns OordiaL We say
to all try It See the advertisement In another column
fah6 daU
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To NV Friends and Patrons.

7 HAVE this day made arrangement by which
i will supply the DAILY APPEAL at Sl50 per
month, postage paid.
S. A. WELLS, News Agent,
o"5 NaEisEnni ana TennaEsaa r p.
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LAGRANGE
MILITARY ACADEMY.
Located at LaGrnnge.

Located at EaGrange,
Franklin County, Alabama.
LNOUR MILES from Leighton Depot on the Mem
l. phis and Charleston Railroad.
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED rs
L-THOROUGHL Y ORGANIZED
AND EQULPPED-DISCIPLNE
RIGID AND STRICTLY
ENFORCED-NSTRUCTI TON THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty since the organization of
the Institution.
The eighth session of this Institution will open the
18th day Of February, 1862
Arrangements have been made that will obviate the
necessity Of increasing the terms, which will be
heretofore, SIP so strictly in advance per session Of
twenty weeks for board tuition, washing fuel ligh's
mattress bedstead table, chair ard medical attention.
No deduction for less han mOnh after the opening
Of the session. Candidates for admission be four
teen years Old and four feet eight inches high New Ca
dets should apply the undersigned for lat Of art-
cles to be brought with them
Patrons will bear in mind that all supplies for the In
stitution have n be bought with the CASH.
The a.cOmmodatiors Of the Insti utiOn limits the
number Of Cadets to one hundred and tairty and ap
pliesnts for admission nay travelling ex penses by
making th-ir appli -ations oy letter
I or part euars, address
MAI. J. W. ROBERTSON,
iaR2m Superintendent.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

nR- THOs II. SCARBOROUGH having located In
i j Memphis, will cOnins himself principal TO We
Terial diseases Syphilis especially, be cured per
rnspen;ly withoU' tie of mercury. SO certain Am
OF suecess in all thai under my treatment
hat viii pay tbe expenses 10 every case not cRrea
.ben goverptd by nv directors Having lorg e1pe
,iepee as practitioner Of m-dcine In the diseases Of
ne South viii attend 10 all the practice offered in IL
rls Ofce 2O3 Main west side, st airs, uor'
- r ss.Vor e-reet ie53m
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CAPS!
CAPS !

In Chancery, at Memphis.
StTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
= clers office, chancery side of the law and
chancery court of the city Of Memphis Friday, De
cember the 20th, 1861.
Marcus Jones and Joseph Tags Of the firm of Jones &
Tsgg, COmpainants
L. Boyer and Samuel Bower Defendants
appearing from sGidsvit fled in this that the
defendant Samuel Boyer is nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee,
is ordered that he 60 enter his appearance herein
before vi hin The first three days Of the Of
said court TO be held the second Monday in May
next, 1862 and plead, demur to complain
ants bill the will be taken for confessed as to
MIN and set for hearing exparte and that copy Of this
order be published a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
copy-attest: JOHN g. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
H. Il FOX, solicitor for cOmplainants-
ia3-law4w
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Special Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November g. 1861.
Msssrs. I. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL and W. W.
HIERLE have retired from our firm.
The business will be continued and settled by the re-
naming partners. GARVIN, BELL & co.
Our resident Pa7tner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYN
Office 81 Front Row. no.y71syv3r,
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Or RENT,

THAT neat little COTTAGE on Union ~ua
i street st house east of W B. Greenlaws ksf9sa
residence. The cottage contains six rooms Jul
pantry and store rOom kitchen, Fervants kfSIssA
rooms, stable with Fix stalls carriage d, use wood
and coal house con crib, good cisterD sud a choice
garden. Lease for five years 1t % three and half
squares from Frout Row, and well known as q choice
neighbOrhoOd. Call and see the place. DELAYS are
dangerous. Posse. sion given Immediately
ia4-lw NJ C.. CAYCE g. SON.
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1000 Dozen Hats.

On hand and ready for delivery consisting Of dhsre
eolOrs, suitable for Army purposes.
FRANCISCO & WIGGN
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$40 PER MONTH FOR NEGROES
NEGROES WANTED !!

ITO CREW GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTS be-
Il tween Memphis and Columbus XIV. One hundred
able bodied NEGROES wilt be hired at FORTY DOL
sty Of defenses requss they should be brought in i'm
mediately. N L. LAWRENCE,
ia4-lw Captain aud A. O. ~ c. S. A.
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Tuesday, ith day of February, 1862,
A Valuable Tract of Land
257 Heres,
NOTICE.

TN obedience 10 an set Of the General Assembly Of
l the State Of Tennessee, will MONDAY the
18Th day January 1852 sell 10 the highest biider for
cash. at the { House door in the Of Coving-
ton. TiptOn county, TeHaess e, NEGRO MA n named
George about thrty-twO years Old. Said slave will be
sold as a way, out Of the county jail to pay ex-
pensss as the law directs.
DAVID c. SLAUGHTER Sheriff.
delj-w4w Upton county Tenn.
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$4,000 REWARD.

30 Main street sud corner Of Second and MsdIs
streets, Memphis, Tenn oeI8 On
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WANTED,

A GOOD C00K, WASHER aud IRONER for the
u ensuing year or by the month. Apply TO
A. l. ANDREWS S Il co,
ia93t $50 Main street
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TO COAL PURCHASERS

w the following Coal Companies Southsi5e, Rae
Mountain. Messrs Bradshaw Lark. and Msssrs.
AllsOf Pessee. All orders for COAL south and
Of Chattanooga must be dire ctsd Chattanooga all
orders west of Sttsnoogss Running Water, Tenn.
ia7-3t ~ G. WALKER a co,
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For Auditor of Public Accounts Of the
state Of MisSissipRi.

-TAkfEs FORT, Of Holly sp-ings Mississippi, is q
81 candidate % M the ey oocazioned by The
death Of Col. Bur. hoz9.ie
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9th day of February, 1852,
PROF.. MOORE'S
SOUTHERN
Celebrated Hair Restorative !!

7 OFFER TO the public my RESTORATIVE, which
has been extensively tested throughout the Confed
crate States. a-d given universal satisfaction The
sOrer put up in bottles labeled with directions for
its use, and may be found at Messrs Gilbert Plum
msr's drug store Main street. All l ask is a trial
wid visit families al their residences free Of charge
The Restorative Cleans The Head
or Dandruf; erres Fever in Scalp Of the Head in
vigorates The Hair giving it
Nice and Glossy Appearance.
When head is examined by me and undertake the
cure if it fails to be all claim for it, the money will be
returned
an also prepared to cure Scald Head, letter, and
ali kinds Of Skin diseases
js1-lm A ,. MOORE
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Red, DARK .BES5e, Light BIWe
.4IId Gray Cloths,
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best of workmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
rOnage. nOlO-3m
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TYPE METAL!
NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE !

THERE viii be sold at public suction, on SATUR-
i DAY next, the llth instant, st IL O'Clock A NJ,
FORTY Condemned HORSES, al the Government
Stables on Monroe street. S. +. CHEATHAM
i475 A. @ NJ. G. s A.
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RANAWAY,
SOTTHERN SOAP And CANDLE WORKS
INSURANCE COMPAN
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent Office on Madison street, op-
y posite Bank Of Memphis
Authorized Capital. 81 900 COO
Cash capital and surplus paid up---..-.-S $50 OO0
ES- S20O 900 deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security TO policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer-
chandize Of every description Also on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS
VIM. H. Mcfarland, President Farmers' Bank;
A Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
VIM. G. CrenshCw firm of CrSnshaw & Co;
Wellington Goddn, firm Of GOddin & AppersOn;
T. w. McCance, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.;
G. A. Btrksdale, tirm Of Warwick & Barksdale
James H. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L d. CTenshaw, firm iHaXsll, CTenshaw e. Co.;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon & Baskerville;
R. b. Hsxsll, firm Of Haxall Crenshau e. Co;
John Currie, Jr, Ship Owner;
VIM. B. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
c. @. Elicit Builder;
F. G. Ruffr, A griculturist and Manufacturer
r. W. McGruder, firm Of McGruder & Sons;
W. W. Crump Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, firm of Dunlop, MOncure & Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL, President
o. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO the property holders Of Memphis and solicit
portion Of their business Al losses will be promptly
paid in cash at this agency Those who wish to encour-
age southern institutions in preference to northern will
please give me a call J. 7. WEST, Agent,
oC2ly Madison street
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TRUsTHES SALE.

DY virtue of the power and authority in me vested
ID IN 3 trust deed executed by W. d. Brown, the
18th y Of October ls56 and duly proven and regis
tered in the Registers Office OF Shelby county, TenDes
see on the 26th day Of March, 1861, in book No a.
pages IS and 46 for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment Of certain debts therein specified, will On the
9th day Of February, 1852,
At rbe Sherrs office in the city Of Memphis proceed
sell 20 fhe highest bidder for esshthe following LOT
OF GROUND, with the improvements theron, stua-
ted the souh side OF Mccall street in said city, and
bounded and described follows Beginning at a
sake hundred and forty feet som the southeast
eoroer Of Mccall and Clinton streets, in the south
boundary line Of Mccall street thence south and par
Rlel with Clinton street, the west line Of A. H.
Douglass lot, 30 the wall Of brick cotton shed
thence westwsrdy, with the wall Of said brick cotton
she'd seventy five feet, parallel with Mccall street. to
stake thence northwaidly and parallel with Clinton
stree. seventy five feet, to the south side of Mccall
street; thence with the south side of Mccall street,
eAstwardy, seventyfve feet the beginning corner
The right Of redemption is waived The title is
sidered indisputable WIN PARK,
la3-tds Trustee.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with large yard and
n garden attached, tiuated Manassas street. near
10 Watt C. Brsdfo d Esq. Apply to
i@s 2t W p MILLER
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FOR RENT, FOR 1862,

THE large CONCERT ROOM in L o. o. F. Hall
IL Building, on Main street. Sealed proposals viii be
received at nv Office until MONDAY the 18th instant
for the renting OF the Concert Room in the L o. o. T.
Hall for one year from the 1st January, 1852
JOHN JOHNSON,
is7-lsss President
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PLANTATIONS TO RENT.

THE undersigled offers 10 rent for the year 1862
L TWO PLANTATIONS in Chicot county, Arkan-
sss; at Cams Landing, aud the other the
Bay Mason four miles back from the landing. On
the FIRST mentioned place there at east hundred
scres cleared, seven hundred desdeDed aud
ready for cultivation, aud houses for about twen'y
hands and the last men oned place there about
hundred cleared and houses ready for about
twenty hAndA For terms apply 10 Benz. P. Gaines,
Esq near Gaines Landing
ja7 3ws WIN. H. GAINES
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9aiIg appeal.
FOR HIRE,

ANA No I BLACK NTH, and one or 'wo GIRLS
n for house servants nurses Inquire Of
SIMPSON HAYES & CO,
fa7Fu 40 Frort kow.
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kF5-Ths attention Of the readers Of tls APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement Of G. W. JONES d co.
Wholesale Druggists No. 229 Main street. spl3Iy
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PRINTING DONE IN
COIOTs, TYIItS and Bronze,

Pamphlets, ESiu Heads.
Drafts, Bills I4adin9,
Checks, Cards,
Bonds, Deeds,
Etc, Etc,
Neatly and promptly executed and satisfaction guar
snteed.
Our large assortment Of type is all entirely new and
Of the very latest STYLE and having been selected with
great care with view to the Of this section
country have hesitancy in declaring that we have
the best stock Of material ever collected together In the
city Of Memphis
Oar stock OF Stationery is complete, and consists Of
every variety # Cards Paper etc from the most infe
riOr TO the fin st styles manufactured We have also
superior assortment of Inks of every color and quality
We challenge succe sfui rivalry in every department Of
our business.
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u-see F. H. CLARK & Co.'S oolumn.

6-See advertisement Of Ward & ldeOls land, whole
sale and retail Druggists IT5 and III Main street. oppo
site Worshsu House. seq
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IL w 4.
RRANRY

1000 BBLs. best Georgia Lime in store and tc
LOOO arrive. MORRISON q co.
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GEN. CASEY'S DIVISION.
ALBANY, Monday, Jane Q, ]

ALBANY, Monday, Jane Q, 1862.
Gen. Casey s division, which met diraser at the
Chickahominy River, was composed OF the follow
ing regiments all from this State
5Gih-Col. Van Wyck commanding, composed OF
comranies from Sullivan aud Orange Counties.
slst-Col. Rose sick at home, Lieut.. Col. DE
Forest OF; Albany commanding, composed Of com
panies from Osweg0 and Rome.
S5th--CoI. Belknap recently promoted, companies
from Allegheny and the south western Counties
92d-COL Hunt 'brotber-inaw Of Gen. Casey
commanding companies from Potsdan.
93d-Col. Croker prisoner with the Rebeisl;
Leut.-Co Butler commanding, companies from
Albany, Saratoga, AID Washington Counties.
96th-Col. Fairman commanding companies rom
Platsburg.
9Sth--Col. Du,ton IA West Point officer command
ing; companies from. Malone and Lyonn.
IOJth-Col. James n. Brown commanding; com.
paDes from Buffalo, forming the I'd regiment OF
Scroggss Eagle Brigade.
Gov. Morgan las confidence that the disaster il
not attributable " the fault VI the officers or men,
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THE ADVANCE INTO ARKANSAs'
Operations Of Gen. Curtis-The Rebels
Driven Fifteen Miles Beyond Little Eed
Kiycr-The Mouth Of the AritRnsas he
uorted i'm Possession Of Our Troops.

ST.. LOUIS, Monday, June ., 1862.
Judge Birch was brought here on Saturday night
and released on parole yesterday, to report at the
Provosi-Marshas Office to-day, when his case viii
be further considered.
Advices from Arkansas ray that one Rebel gun
boat and several steamers are reported at Little
Rock. The gunbont shelled the Rebel camp, under
the impre s,on that it was occupied by the Union
s.s, woundng several and scattering tie whole gar
rison.
The Union troops had driven the Rebels five miles
Jeyond the Little Red River. Gen. Cnrtiss cavalry
have scattered the enemy on his front and hank,
killing eighteen or twenty Of them.
Report says that the mouth Of the Arkansas River
Is blockaded by Union vessels.
Capt Frisbee, commanding a detachment Of the
3sh Illinoi, Infantry and the lst Missouri Cavalry
CAPTURED on the ogth, near Neosho, Mo-, two Colo
nes, one Lieutenant, two jay hawkers, number oil
guns and revolyers, fifteen horses, and large tram
Of forage and provisions.