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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

THIS Ia 70 give EoIIce that Treasury
Draft, issued IL my favor for sixty Thousand
dollars, tSoo. .000.j OH 4. &. Elmore, Treasurer
q :. ,tDraft No sa06 OF war warrant NO. 3O3
Yns- half pay able III bouds,) was distracted
from my once on Saturday, MaIch 29, 1862, or
sunday, MAJ ch 80, 1854. warn all persons
against receiving or holding this DRAFT Ths
Draft was not endorsed by me, nd therefors
,alnot be deposited or drawn upon by an Y
person other tnan myself, AAd Efficient pre-
cautions have been taken against any !or.
gerry. Il W. .iuAkS.
Surgeon and Medical furveyor,
u. s. army.
hicnmoud Va Au.iI4 1862
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rI>HE ATRICa L..
Mr.. w. II. CRISP, Mauaser OF iLs New "a
leans. Memphis, Savannah. Mobile aad other
SOU, hetn Theatres Is 3taat to re.comnence tnAn-
ASemenE, a. u viii te pie assd 10 receive tinnedi
ats) application from Lad ss ana 6entsemen of
professional experience ard ability. ADDRESS.
powhstsu Hotst 3o-6ts
DRNTEUHNUPTO
s.AE MAiLORf'3 new rHHIHb
WAR ILLUSTRATIONS.
TGNIuHT will bs produced, for tue nfss HA..s.
tie
ASEAT sOUrHAkN
JkV&f. ysUTORY
ia HAMPTON nOAUS.
Pai4ied Ly Lsz AAiLoRI, froIa sketches taken
Upon ths spot by Ospt. L. W. AfElstsad q. s, A,
q perfses
MINIATURE NAVAL. HArJLE
Introducing correct mod els Of tns vessels esse aged,
Deiuairg the
gik9I@iA
NOM rON
tHpkttkLsh
OtAbk kai.ASiI
JAMESTOWN. Ae.
~ Drv.. open ~ n. cemuence at . O'clock
~ RdIasicu 80 cent. 2e,oryoa seats io cts.
uy l2--..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

STRAY mARE-Taken up on ire Osborn
- turnpike Foaa "a large gray HahE the
sNnsI can sci nsr by proving property and
paying expenses Apply + the -aosoTioer,
sl 90th, between Leigh arG Marshall streets
my 2e-Sts IND r OaKIIUO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

keady toy Battie--A Desperate Conflict Ap-
proachtns-Rutlers Infamous Orier--Dr.
Palmer, Of Nsic Orleans-Movsmsnts oj the
EnemS, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

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hosst sd :
ss.S ssasS sd
Eeosaiaea s's ~
|S.:e Ss. exks.1
nut.sSS,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

Il
4 separated iIolG ale IL .hs retreat from
WiiiiamsburI said aoy - fUr, 5Is14, walKa
6adly, and ssems II ach older han Ee is lie is
Gslisvel ~ De with me division OF Gen. smith
~ that OF Gen. Il; srudsr, bnt may possibly
o. III kich nouI. y nandsoi1e reward Wili bS
paid fof lis delivery 10 nae 1T the Richmond
nsuss, :, Brig. Gen. Pryor. LcngstrseIs
division. any Information Oouosrnirs him
al Do tnankfoily received by me al tns
klthm0Id Houss. WALTEA WRENN
my z4-ets Capt. + A T. b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

I lNSCAPkD-Fr his cage, q
II MOCkikd BIRD,
Win white viuxs. ANY person catching niIn
wili be rev ardsd by ieavir & him at the corner
u Goth sEd Main sfreets. Mrs LAFUN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

TNAKtN uF-About the 10Th o. May 8. Camp
| DsVs, 3 BLACK saRE about J. years old
wisL It's owner 70 cone forward, provs pro
,sliy pay el'.fSes, as.i take her srsy 81 she
viii bt dealt witt according 10 iaw.
r, taHLY
., 2.-Ok. am Howard Grow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

7 AM AUTHORIZED a bv the Governor and
i Major General John Is. Floydto recruit q com-
p,ny OF Cavalry Mounted R.fiss, {, serve for
tho term of twelve months. la the State forces
enlistment. Those furnishing horses will reos1vs
twenty four dollars per D,nih those TO whom
hoTses are furnlshesfss twelve collars per mou'A.
We sfe anxious to 90 immedi steiy iatO service.
For further particulars inquire .. Office, Opposite
Bpotsw ood Hotel.
EDw'D MCCONNELL, JR.,
Capt. Cavsry, Ge... Floyd Oiviiiou.
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HEADQ' RS DEPT HErRlUO,
NAV gEtu InRQ

A N AtiFSl.
"A To THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
In oto-t t UDSiats, il possible, the lika
Ereeahis rAcessity OF mpressiDg hands Tor
do'ernme, Tora. an appeal Is again inads
to the peUps.
All hand, toi untnIily ofteied will 6e paid
one doiia Ier day, payment made weekly II
required Sd tong.
JoHN h HtNDEH,
my 2u-i- Brig der. General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

/ \HtERi'f fEs.--A reward sf ID rty dol!srs
~ shch viii be paid for the following named
n'eH, who have stras gisd eff froo my Inpsny
sioce we L IT RichmoTd for .he PsUinhuls. Ihay
are eeievet % be lurk pg abe u: Rich ncn nd a.
some CT them hsvs ben in the last tsw days
John Wall. Chas. q. Brown
James Nsi'or. Terrence Lynch,
James Howard, Ches Uolsu.Ap,
sam DIX John Like.
john Hays, U as. HAWKINS
Davis i. Carpenter. John A Farrell, and
Ds~old Wright.
I Ihe above reward OF thirty do,isrs i'll be pSsa
for hs 3elis cry or each to mp com any ne ar 0sk
WORD Cemetery. p. VOOLFOLK, JR.,
NY sc- .s Cspt Sshsaa A.ti lsfy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

NyUTIDE The patriotic eitixcna Of Fich-
~ mona and its neix noor hood ara sarns nsxtiy
.aAd rsspsc tfaily reqa sstsd to cums iorward 10
my once imMsdia teiy And tsuder the Ser vioes
of such ssYt 21ts Al ths5 can spare for work on
tiis daisness VI the cay. To save NE tbs disas
Sreeable duty of indlscriininais fia pssssmsnI.
trost ,hls 1otiGs Will meet with such 10.
sponso az VIII. do h0no, to ths Known patriot,
ism or tiTRiIiiGl.s- l.. aEI.,WUlu,
my Its MAJOR .nd Provost nlAySnSa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

x1 01 RkWABD Los, or stolen a green
SlUU paper box containing several pieces OF
EVE LRY. anons which is handsome set Of
sosal two hreassSins with mnlaturss, and seye,s al
Lnss Most OF the articles are marked w. ID.
sld j. A, D.; sorne With F. y ar.ward of
$50 will be paid for the recovery Of tns above box
,0d contsnts, and no lusstl ns aSstd; or So for
lie Bre1tpins. Apply a. this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

FNy h. LINDss will lie pleased 20 confer
w . with memt.rs Of the quoudsm Dicki0-
sons Artillery. Those joining Bayly's Heavy
Artillery viii receive $50 bounty, ana two mooths'
back pay. Apply at the corner of i2ta aud Frank.
lin streets. w. h. LINDSAY.
my 26-tts Recruiting Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

fiV CREAM. alias CURTIN. Said OTssa il
about I've feet seven inches high sAllow compiler
icn. blue eyoe and DARK hsir With rather toWn
look. tie has Also 4 cOnsidsrabls wen on the toy
Of his head a legal reward viii to given " any
for spprehen6iug him and Lofty ing me Of th.,
iEet. Il. O. Il. PA0H,
my a'-6.s CAp.aia Morris ARTILLERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

OsT-Qn the "a b instant, . very handsome
| 4 BLACK LAVA BREASTPIN The ii ,d.r
M be wtll rewarded By leaving 1t IS. the Dispach
ffflSS, Sq-3.A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

GTAAYEO OK sToLsE-F From Sidney, on
- The &3d les ant . small, d RI BAY MARE -.th
rall nsne and tall, With Cor te5sra.e uisk 40
sc" Are~srd of i've dollars will ne sven for
ses de issry at the W, sthsm House, IN s!du-y.
ny2s-Js WILLIAM KEILEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30
~,,. xHuT Avzs I.AAxE.

RekA x = Nh q ~ . E<aE n EE.
n That desirable
pWELLIk9-aOUSE,
On n.,., .trss, between lEt and I'd la.sly oceu-
lid by mr.. IL = Il. Burton. Apply TO
ny 1y-3th Jas bEOA.
TNOR RENT "A small framed
n HOUSE,
- Hucnausp Sp, ing, suitable for IL small fam
ls,. Possession I. ven iInrnsciateiy
T.. u. EhCHU,
Ioy xS-St l4th street.
uNOk kkST-Ftu' turui .hsI ROOMS, on fth
street, be.wsen / SAiu and Yrapktc above tie
,ch oi room CT hiss Il. I'D Price twenty i've dol
lars per month. apply or tue premises
ITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

HOIk n ksH FOR SALE.
HSUk oHiE--
n Two hno
CAVALRY HOksES.
For terns, apply 10
IL. Nj. ) SMiTb
my ~ 3,s Maiu street, near l1ih.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

TAKEN UP--tin Saturday week dark Brin.
die COW, with young Calf. Two siits 10
~ sar and cross ln the right. @. h married. on
sch horn. JAMES BURLEY.
nv 2e-3,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30
HSsa.s'2- @slE yDraCRn.
ArJurAsr. .assssAL's OvrIo,, Va.

Aryrrasr. .aRsssAL's OsrIou. VA
May %, 1881
nEBs.,n ARMS. .- Sh sriYs " the uosu
rss above tidswatsr. who aavs not yst
icfsaT.'s.i me pu bic arms cDltscsed by thsoA
under :ho 6ct OF tina tfsG efal A. som bly,, pAsssa
February i1th. 1867. Will, instead Of sSndiRe
&c r,n H. Richmond, forward them with All
~ bimmces. chief Of Ordpancs of Va. cess
~ oolnmaid Wm. h. RfCHARDDSON.
my ~ St Adiutsnt- General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30


,>un Aa-anr vesy sAus fnole res,dsuee. Lear
Il the War Uepartm en' --3 3sI6sa and firm
bands wanted -Intsndinty to rem I'VE my residence
10 another para Of the city. Offer for rent the
md eonveaient Brick Dwelling on Franklin,
second door from 9Th ttreet. a. pre- aent In my oc-
copancy. A portion OF The FtVnisare may perhsps
- had
desire 4, hire by tho day or tn"aSb. ahrsiTate
asxdsusr md thIes or foar good farm hxnds, TO
lArvo.t a crop Of hay and wheat, farm
rev miies from the city. OF III the nsighboshood
III the enemy. Lssorefs of good character only
will ts employed Apply a. ia' fesid.pee from
,osA. Id and froai 10 d sices ID
Iav =. ass b. WATkIJs
ITALUABLH WEL,INa5 IN THH sUUpa
Y SHE or BROAD 81 SEEI, ePPoATa 40
Iaf MosUkEsTAI CaUR.a AHD ON The WEST
sIDE or MAYO 81. oS7oaIE TnI JEWISH SYb-
&GcauK fOR ENT - We are au horissd 10 Eent
ma. truly valuable private DWELLING. on
sns South sice CT Hrosd elseet. ao- occupied ey
sohn Il. Tyler EsQ. II IL IA pei Ct tspSf, AMI
Lss sysrY GcceDmpdsta D. tr iargs faaiy
AI.kC tho exesI.enI 1rtcs tenement ca .as
res! dts Of mayo asseet, recently occupied SS
~ Geo 80 II Rsgby, Posssss'oa given IN u few
sAys Appiy to
aya-,t HLuDIN a APfARsOk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

NJ OITOE.-Any person dt sfOns Of roS siug Ia
IN HOUSE advertised ty hf Joel watkins.
Will please 90 las before doing sG. hs. Wstksnss
Ens pires on the LIST Of Octobee oaAs
SAM'I. II. a,IhDItN.
Tfa.tse for Mrs q. H. Me'hosy,
sIsin 1t tiTsi dou sboys FOn shoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

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. 81
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Ftsiy d nap|
tas sex 3
[ffaQuisiis Z
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tmusaas2
; fears.s
FcavN:suiI !
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: 'NSla n
SsAsf III
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
war order.

WmnrSaroN. April 4,--ordcrcd, First
That portion Of Virginia and Maryland
living between the Mountain Department
and 5hc Blue Ridge. shall constitute "A
military department. to be called the De
uartmeul Of the Shenandoah, to DO under
ihe command of Major General Banks.
socond-That portion Of Virginia east
of the Blue Ridge and wost Of tho Poto'
mac asd tho Fredericksburg and Rich,
rnond railroad. including the District ol
Columbia and the country between the
Potomac aud Patuxent, shall be militia
ry District, TO be called the Department
of the Rappahannoyk. and be under the
command Of Major General Mcdowell.
BY order Of the President,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17
g8t a4gmltaster 6a5ttts
CRY OF LANCASTER.
c,apo Shot and Canister.

wrter to the GAINESVILLE Courier says;
Ma; EpIroR: called faw dsys since
at lhe Stacey House. 10 our town, aud The
ptopristor very courieOusly called my si-
tention 10 number OF trophies from FIT.
DouelsOn, amosg which was q secession
iisg a sabre and several Kinds Of shot. one
variety Of which was called Canister
Shot. but none Of the compsny present
could t,.ll why they were thus Called
The canister is of cast iron, about the size Sl
a hailed walnut, and is so called, because
for convenience in using, i: is filled into
lin cauisters, suited 10 The tore oil tbe
puu. and some Ten inches in length.
Grape Shotis different arrangement
Ills siso cast iron, as large as good slz
ed grange, or larger. owing to the capacI
ty Of the gun. A piece Of circular east
ins. similar 10 the bore Of tie c'nnon,
but an inch in thickness, with stem
rising from tha center about ten inches IL
lsngth. akiug the whole when setting
90 its base, look like an old fashioned IRON
candl stick. The bottom of tie Casting
has 4 groove or hollow around its circu
lar edge, to hold cord. A piece OF tar
red canvas, Of suitable size, is lied las
sticking up and forming bag around y
stem. THIS bag is filed wl;h the shot
the whole plated round tightly with
cord and tied at the top. This cor
draws in the canvas so that the circula
form otthe shot is prominent making tn
whole look like a bunch Of grapes, iroI
which it beais its name.
In tho summer Of 1914, when The Uni
ted States troops were aboutto make
demonstration on the Island Of Mackina'
then 10 the possession of the BRUSH
ia order to dive the Indians lroa tn
shore. aud protect the landing ol IN
troops, three brigs and two 6unboa'S %
suitable position. loading theil pee
with grape and canister shot, and at tn
first discharge, sent such storm OF 'ro
hail iolo The for, st bill siIs. as sent Oh
sellow boys scsmpering for miles .belo'
they hsl ed. 1t was on this occasion tina
CAPTAIN Isaac Van Horn, Of our town Wa
killed. lie was said to be Que OF the bee
drilled officers IN The army.
ssra A SOLDIER OF 1911.
Aplil3, 1869.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17

ROTATION or CRoPs The Country
Gentleman says that James Beatty aud
sons, successful farmers in Cayuga coun'
ty, New York adop! the following rola
tion.
Their fslds successfully lilo 10 meade"
two years; 10 pasture the third; the fourth
corn ia planted on the sod, The manure
having bean appIie the previous autumn
and the sod pousbsl just before planting
Corn Is followed the filth year by barley
which is sselci to .by rolling The
clover is pastured with sheep the pasture
tl,us obtained being equal to tto expense
of seeding until the following summer,
when ii is converted 10 summer laIIow tor
wheat The droppings Of tho sheep ana
the crop Of clover, furnish an excellent
preparation for this grain, which is bar
yosioi the sixth yenr. 1t is folio led by
a growth Of two years aud pasture one, as
already m9ntoncd. Undertaking aud
this rotation "havr more than doubled the
crops in the aggregate" during the last
ten years.
The quickest way to make tall man
short is To borrow all the money he has
goi.
What ia the best cloth 10 make soldiers
warm! Drilling.
The shir called craftsmanship is genor'
ally specimen OF land craft
Did the horseman who secured the
plain" use soap2 Yes, for his horse wo'
covered with aIher,
A wag says OF woman "ro her virtue
we give love-D her beauty our admlra
lion To her hoops the wEolo pavement.
A hint lor the lIapsburgs. Tho mil
lions of Mexico are not Maxmilans, anC
it is pretty certain they never will 10.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17

NNDElx
g&
- p
'csszss - ~
No rntuP Uta contracts our powers
For The Who'll, bOundlss Continent i ours.
Or. ROBACK'S
RAOOD PURHVTER
ond
R1OOO PIAAS
have been introduced to the public for moro
than six years, and have acquired IN
NWAWAevA. 3 VON\N\NvItN,
far exceeding any Family Medicines of
similar nature in the market
An appreciating public was not long IN
discovering they possessed remarkable
CWNNtlWC PvONGvtlcs,
and hence their
RuNlA SN\C
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him TO expend
MNvNA 'VEAoWsov\As
of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the
MwNNevOws CGvtISlcNtCs
which have been showered upon him from
! NMNNvts o me Country.
The popularity of the
B\ooA RNrvSler 0NA WIS
is that they strike at the root of Disease,
by eradicating every particle Of impurity
TM me B\ooA,
for the life and health of the body depends
upon the purity Of the blood
| III the Dl0Ou Is pOlsOncul tue Douy uIhS'
out miserable existence. These medicines
Avo UMeNwNAcA ~
/ for curing
S5rofula, Syphilis,
Slcin Diae1oeo, on Sores,
Salt Rheunn, Phsunatism,
Dyspepsia, Sic1; Headache,
|
Liver Complaint, Fevcr and Jigue,
Ls,scorrhsa, Female Complaints
ErysipeLGs, 81 Fnthonyo FtTe,
q,smors, Erupttons,
Fits, S,rQfuLotto Consumption, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
Crent Hrifnin.

The news Of McClellan's victory over Lee was
received with much satisfaction by the Unionists
in Liverpool, and gave an impetus TO the cotton
market, which was checked by large arrivals Oh
SuIais.
The London Times Of The 9th ult. in IN editorial,
says after recent events it is not impossible that
we may yet zee Garibaldi Crossing the Atlantic IN
the assumed character OF HI American citizen, and
fighting for the suljugation OF a nation struggling
to he free.
The London Post remarks that, to be consistent,
tiaribsdi should 20 to the other eide, where
1900, 900 arc lighting for the night Of governing
Themselves.
TBs london Port endeavors to prove Gen. Pope's
incompeiency from biz reports.
Tie Tincs rays that Gen. Pope by his own re-
ports has succeeded in showing that Il there was one
man more than another Unfit TO have command IN
the Union nrrny, il is the querulous General who
puts the blame oil every failure upon others.
Tile Times has an editorial highly eulogsiic Of
the Canadas for their subscription Tor the relief Of
the distressed operatives Of Lancashire. Ii regards
the subscription as proof that Whatever difficulties
may now and then arise IN adjusting the relative
Obligations OF Great Britain and her colonies, their
devotion TO the Crown IL As rea! and active as at
home.
At meeting Of n few representatives Of London
firms connected with the Manchester trade, to ex-
anime Merbayen's proposed substitute for cotton,
they signed "a Memorandum IN favor OF its length,
strength, and beauty, which in their opinion rem
dred II worthy Of tie nOst careful study Of praci-
cal men. Whether tie manufacture OF 1t can be
economically and successfully applied they leave to
others 20 deicrmlLe.
Roupell, late q member Of Parliament, was placed
on trial ia London on the 24h Of September for
forging deeds and the will Of his father, thereby
I o. sestng himself OF immenfo wealth. He pleaded
guilty IN a calm, egotsticJ and apparently peai-
tent speech. He WAS sentenced 10 transportation
for lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
TIEE WAR I'm MISSOURI.
Reported Hntic mt SarcOXic-Ucbcl Gut
RACES in Northern Arknnsas-Pr objected
E1pcdiiicn nga inst ~. Louis.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Saturday, Oct 4. lf62.
TIE correspondence Of Tie 81. Loais Democra,
Of last evening says that rumors afoa Of heavy
artillery firing in the direction Of Sarcoxie.
To-day these runors inereasei, and BY noon word
was recoivedthat fight had taken place at sarcoxe.
The number of the enemy's force ia unknown, ard
We have not yet learned the result Of the fight.
4 refugee from Gen. McBnde's command came in
to-day, and from him we learn that nearly every
ajle-Joded nan in the northern portion Of Arkansas
is either q conacIipt or a refugee.
TIE treatment Of those living in Northern Arkan-
sts is rcrreeeptcd rs most crlel. Their homes are
robbed by armed bands Of plunderers, who seize oil
the men and all the property that can be Of any pos
aiblc Use to their army leaving women aud children
to starye Tor want OF the necessares Of life.
Adyices from Sarcoxie, dated September %, ssy
that TWO brigades Of the Kansas Army had arrived
there.
The guerrilla Coffee, with three hundred men, was
at Newtonis, fifteen miles south Of that place, when
Colonel SolOnon'5 advance guard arrived, but n
Rebel major, WHO was there On u visit, made Lie
escape and gave Coffee notice OF our approach when
he Ietroated south.
The Rebels at Sarcoxie say they have 10, GOO men
at Cowskin Prairie. and that General uindnan,
with 80 600 men, is in Arkansas, near the Missouri
State line, and that soon they join forces they
will march directly on st. Louis.
All the prisoners taken tell Of the rich booty the
Rebels arc promised when they take ST. Louis. 1t
appears that such promises are the grea, incentives
used by the Rebel generals to keep their men
together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
rEnrhets-Re,orleLLu Tslegraph.

CUCtDo. Oct -Fiouh 5c. b. dior WHEAT steady and
ureat-rd CDl. active 1t - c. OAIs rl-r. RE,Krr
ED 900 hris forr ~ oc0 bu.h Wheat. ~ Ou0 bush Com
st 80 500 Obi.. flour l0n 900 bus! Corn. FkHlGlirs
u.c. owe. L4tnASGK ana 6uf unchan ed
NIL'. iiErr Oct. 4-fiora in good requrst WuE,r
acufe a. tl niDo kltrIr- 600 bps fl,ur % Geo busi
helt. snirersrl 600 bhl,. Flour $4,000 bu,h Wheat,
titrIDtI- tf.u lt lfc 60 IuhIi,.
Lt~Egn, o. 81 Lopr Atcfty NHFir lower end auiet
coNs ~ odsrie donadi Gae 1910 unah III nos al 7sc
trd 1900 nut. da ilrd 80. Othrr 0uins ouIst
IAAAL fh.IN"rf Advanced g.. Grain; on Fiour Soc .
beat -. tsi Zee. g. tw t0rk tHrol,rs: 900 bush
" neal. I'oOj - Com EA4Os: $50 hba Flour 28lDJ
bush. Wheat. go bush Com 800 bush. Barley
hALrfNorF. oct. AZ Louit Inn 10 re 49, for Howard
street NhkAr Gust; White tl tOtl 81 a. Red Southern
- 50 ~ Cons quiet ne y .jc for White aud nc
Tor Yellow OaTs stsady; fcnuryyanla GJaGBc WntsAi
sttady at d.c. OOTPks quiet fk'sisiOSs very dull
PHILADELPHIA, oct s.--fL0un d. at ~ 20. WnKAr
advanced &c; ,a.a GOO bush J1aI - Tor White
and ~ 10 icr Red COKs hun Yellow zoe WnsaY Il, IA
Of Jtf9ae.