Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

rebels were whipped, and with considerable lOss
to them, though with few casualties to OR
troops.
July 7th. Col FIoyey of the 3Sd Illinois,
with parts Of four companies Of his regiment
ioul companies Of the 18th Missouri, and bat
talon OF Indiana cavalry routed two Texas reg
mvnts ba ween Cotton Plant and Bayou Coach,
with loss Of lie killed Our loss was five
killed and ~ wounded. We suffered much
from thirst, there being no spring, but rations
ure plenty and the army il in good spirits.
All the sIck and wounded were brought along
The mi ab,anls along the route were embitter.
cd and .nraged inlo hostiilties by the following
PROCLAMATION.
SrRlAGullD, jay II. Judge Ptice Of Mt.
Vernon has arrived here and brings intelligence
that the cxred.tion, or portion Of it, which il
moving from Kansas into the Indian nation en-
counle I'd a body Of rebels at Evansville, Ark,
rear the State Inc some two miles east OF Jshle.
quah few days since, completely routing them
and i4ki.g Jas j. Garrison, formerly notorl-
Gus in Kau,af. prisoner, and also, it is re-
ported, Gen. Jim Rains Of the Missouri State
Guards. The rebels placed their Indian allies
IN 'front.' who are reported to have lost l3O
killed
man Just from Nto.ho. The Federal forces are
said to he at or near Johlsguah.
SrRlrGrHLD, July H. An EXPEDITION recent
" sent from here under Major W llians Of the
"a " sconsn cavalry numbering about COO men
attacked the combined forces Of Reins, Cofey,
Hunter. Hawthorne and Tracy about 1000
strong. eight miles below Fayetteville, Arkansas
early on Monday norning and CONG letsly routed
them with heavy loes.
M.j Mlllers command marched rs miles in
two nights and took heIebels BY surprise Our
loss il very small Col Hall Of the 4lh Mo,
stationed at Nj vernon, reports the killing Of
. gusrrillar and capture Of 1900 pigs oi Iead
during the past lew days
FoRr scorr Kansss, July s. 4 messenger
from NE Indian expedition near Fort Gibson in
the Indian Territory, mas arrived, and reports
that o detachment had surnsea Col Coiiry 5
command Of from 500 TO 600 rebels, and cap
tur,d all then munitions, camp ,qulpage etc.
Thirty rebels we're found dead on tho field
Maguue the notorious bali breed commander "
The r,brl Indians was taken prisoner.
LOUISVILLE, july H.. Morgan WAS at Mid.
way Yesterday. ana cut me telegraph, lore up
the railroad track, and took everything con
yertabls to bis use. he had four welSe-Iound
howrzers but is said % have had only SIX
rounds Of ammunition lie lett ior Georgetown
lust evening, and eucumped IN Gouos arm tie
sa.d be would shit Lexington aud Frankfort
before be got through with his job Le4Ings9-
mains .ay hey have ample force 20 protect
the town, hut not enough 70 take the offensive
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uiylIE up the immediate eulnmaud OF tho troop