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, 1862-10-26

The Cairo Goz,nc Of the e.i notices The
transit ot the lt'> Il Iilnoi. REGIMENT. Col.
Nlmao, which arrived ,b.1e SI1dAy evening,
f, i continued to Columbia. kg rhls Is au
Egyptian regiment, raisrd chistli ~ un;o,
e.nhty, and Is pronounced the finest 'ty Of
mcr in tiz. aud appearance that ever pissed
thr ugh Cairo.
Col. Dickey's 4tl, Illinois cavalry, ara at
Trtnter. Tenn, HID have b4.n recently reiu-
forced by forty recruits. al The k.'u" r!.t;
sre als", the 7'a Teut'essee tnfAutr5, l:?i llil.
nois Infantry, battery of four gnns. three
compar les ol Col lIa''iins' Ttuur.sc* cav 'lr5,
about eco men, and Ten companies oi the ltll
linrnis, abn1t 800 hst'ing mcn. Probably
aa,N0 effective 1uen, besides the artillery.
Tile :'3d Illinois {Nofm,i regtment) Is at
Arcadia, No.. near lronton.
Col. Starkwrather, fat Wisconsin yolnn'
tttrs, commanding Brigade. lls forwarded TO
Gov sa'oncn aEcs ~ td Ills rtr1r, |, Rms;
s.au. The briEad:;; vent ih'o action 2,is'
s.to, : att, los III all 6SJ men, Of wtch the
two Wisconsin, .tgisat us' lost is follows: :t't
Wisconsin, ki!l.d II, wcmnd.d lol, Mf'sssg
Is, PRISONERS ol-,u,sl lis. lat Wisconsin,,
kl;Ld ;G, wounded $50, missing 4-to:sl $50.
, 1862-10-26

[co1rssrondcEco rom Gun SfaM's U1statoaJ
There orc not any1 gaps It'll the Virginia
maintains more wonderful than the thorough
tate.
The immense Bull Run Mountain eeenls
ei.it III tsYain as ii by som. mighty power.
The WY is scarcely wtdp cnoli5h 10 sduait Of
tho passage ut a wagon. 10 III 1nlurnst
height, on each side, fisc hugo piles OF line
siune Iorks, fran whose crcsists spring a
Thousand loNntains, haso plastltny npon tho
1neks beneath Is echDed ten th,usanu tincs.
{lu;e trees form an Immense cAnaRy III the
M>shts, rising one ahove tue Other. The
tun sulile5 bnt in tew pl,ces in the dark pAs.
sage.
The bottom Of the Gap Is illlcd with rocks
nrd mud, and 1t SEEM scarcely possfblo tn
Ecvlce In mountain N9n.lers that eth r hurses
or vehicles could rass ]ths iortlous, r,l Il, and
dark lahy rinth. But Il Was done tIts in3rn-
lug. Thus advance gnart, led bJ S:shl aud
WJudham, 10 followed with the ruah Of ar&if.
lery aud horBentn..- Tho occasional reelection
frum the bright brass ,twelye-pounders, and
the tremendous rumhling ot tho whcels, tells
IT, that they are rapidly passing through tile
awful dttlic.
The elatter Of tho,l sands Of boots and tue
CHI King of the sabrg3 echo with such force rs
II lu painful to The rar. But Onward press
tie gallant baud; lit d few moments the "oid
ilag" tlnersss into the glOwfa.; Sunlight, fJi.
ltxt by I,t,st df hr.ayt fellows, tits ecNoes Of
whose shouts burst forth with q stnpeaaous
r, ar from the depths II the Zap. TIE isss.so
Is made rapidly, aud VERY one 5reatles trt..r
~ he thinks the Nsulla, c1 .ard'y euesly hive
,,1 this line made tlie zap 4 mighty t,nl:'
I, r 1l1ayy 0t them,
, 1862-10-26


N''t}uut I'iltllne u,lr re,tlc:s lu,o .9se sit
Of i.o|i,g tuo uuch from {tcner,tt E'<e.
e1eEa, III his new con,na"l in Kentucky,
ut may assur: them that he Is IN .l,.l
ca,mst, Aul that wlac,Wv' n decent o..
Tfrl,u ity for II fight aud yi:tefy ocel,r1, 10
Nil improve 1t. liz Is decidedly auti-
Ela,c,, mu,, t"'' ~ r|aps sl:'nn any linn III
iM'inu On rhil4u1lropie c''nvielion5; bit
bca':se M l:as:'nn en:"'i;n Of tll5 rebel.
lion to i,c asssr'A Tint |: cannnt l,c put
down Without $'iikiug a hloy ut its root
Tn this tact alorc We have su!ll :lent ytlar-
an,y lint he will llpt TO US 1'ucll
1,as dohc; and III Ills success III
Ess!trn Siryinia, NJ ldka, anil ut
E..int}', In harsh assurances thst llc sill
fli,rct tlle ntvemc,lts ot his army With
Skill aid tl'ut, Whenever atrinmrh is pos
tihlc, hr viii win 1t. but it must not he
d,,.utten that III: Is under others, that his
n.,ya,tcs ~ i'll be ordered from Washington,
ami that uron tlIc temper OF the Superior
authority ,lulc will dcmutl the direction,
md III IL grcat tt.'errc til" rapiaity Of lis
n,atcl.s. Wc hope much, l'owcyer, fran
Ills wtll known tncr.y nh,l sine1cn"ss Of
N,rIesc. Ills ndyice to Oun. lItlIccli an'l
tl,r II, si,1cll viii have great wcisat II,
il1c,r determinations oi wl,ut shall Or stcafl
not bc, md We Enoy TINT that aiyicc will
oil Tue " lille h. iu favor ri thu hardest ind
lnay1rst blows tint tan be dealt upon rebel
1lrais.
Uen. lsosccr;ms las glortmls orl,orsu.
nity. Few tocn in our na!loaal history
lsyv i,ad tic chtnce which his bravery
nd g:pd fnt,,le have goll. Ills army i;
nadc UP Of thr !l"wcr Of the youth Of tllt
N.st. II is uinul.l.n'ly supplied with ult
mhtcrinls of war. In courage, in patriot
ism, nntl III eager ttrs're to be led a!;aiils
tlr tncmy. l,c has 1,oll,ing 10 ask. l. will
h' ut these things, meet his extremes
Ni:t.ts NnN iur the result. We b"aiay.
IT, viii bu a}i thai nny p,t.Iat tlaro wish.
, 1862-10-26
:: To ttlc Voters of 0glo County.

;: n,1pv. m AT On. 1asa.
m. a.. p,,.4 ~. 1sa1.. A., no,,"~,sr.
W. ra aItnn'in u ns go hn,, noi1e3 t. cnnmunf.
" VAL hs,rs iast IN.
,,t.,,,n3S VI "A fhn panMh,tcan and
Yf,;a,, nh1,natta, e. To~nra.s Snv for lila dia
III haa snnnosoa III whara a candidate
ssssr s., ominsted @ fr~ hr convention. unlese he
,n,hiiclv Irciinra ihe Termination. It. Was
Tha 31m,n;ns,;nn 1nsnsmnns,u @ ten1eTed 10 me.
,xos snnatrsa ,,nsniinIted hv convention
"rr o'n,nosad ~ a. invai and nstriottc men as
erer ossemf]ci tnvefher for t,,ch d purpose,
Tha fnnt thotI an5 ,,on canv,ss1up tic dis.
Tx annaa1inu to III laval md 1atrEoiic nleu
~ III npr.,n. t6 ro1ir ar6,,nd onr noble ptesl.
lat ,yd snn,,ort NJ Kin t,v ayeTv means 10 their
nnHnr sA1 Is a 1l,ttin1 ancedy and elective
fparn,,n.tio, ~ " th7s accfrsed rehetiou, is o
.'rattv rncd ev,donce fhat hayn accepted
{l,e nominat;onl -.
~ish tn eou IN nv ffiends In Oyle thai
haxe not n,uci, time to be With them bei,re
this election. Since nv nomination, and In
fant t;nca the adionrnn1eut Of Congress, my
lima I'M iae heen aI1nt,st wholly occup|sd ID aid.
ime. n ~ rsleo volunteers, visiting our soldiers
in The field. looking after theif interests and
admInIster}nr 10 their wants. haYd thought
that tic nntr{atic fathers and mothers OF your
cnunly who hare sent their brave sons to the
battlefield 10 uphold the honor aud glory OF
onr f,ag at,uitat the pcrlEdious assaults OF
1ehels nI d traitors, would be better satisfied
10 know that was watching the interest and
and dear TO item, instead Of being engaged ina
merely political canvass. hut beg lsaEe to
say to a]1 my friends III the coun!y-say to
, 1862-10-26

w cull,int sal tn tlIe attention Of Oir
read.Jsh vcty remarkable article ir:':n tho
1,nhInalnl E:tm'rtr. It sheas w'!N TIL,
lc.rIs tl,',.'s Ut the r:ccsin;s il, H.. S>r:s,
su,. i. will te rea'l win 10y by The Erccls-
imi''!"1~.as1n csi'1rncr that th'tt la'''rs
il. ltl:nlf II their Sr1,'l.,.rn hr9,l,ren hive
9nrn duly nnpr' ritt'si hy them. It tl'tels
lln, lsca,i ui ih,. Ea1min,rt tr find Il parry
1lM will "r>', Isl, s,n:e .hinS l;kc s,,n
1,oli'ics il, tlr Nilshrrn S'a'es, a:rt +. ai'r
11lcir government antt:'ntit to the ilNs Of
1ta.on." This is II .l,litate way ot> word
5ng it, Int the meaning Is very evident.
Tisc E'tamihss ltn'ks npon III. while war
ns very insam rrotcetny, an.l upnn The
I'l,i.,n US yeIy imsnnn contrlvance. It
M'eNs precisely wtlat The l'r'ckinrlls5e
DclsneHas contemplate, uni It hastnns to
Eisrtlt N w.r.ls nfco ,.frt aud encourage
1ncui. Thlr is H., tln,!t hut that tho E-.
e'Mtfu ""'ld III. r,,ly approve Of the .fc-
Fat ti Mr.. A.u'ld III Gnis,..,,, and would
nj ito in HE tl,cti ."f Hove In Sh4r.
ulnn,
, 1862-10-26

STAKEHOLDER, aud whero no Is beat known
ho IA most distinguished for his "consor-
ya,isn,.a But no has tho strength Of mind
which enables him to comprehend tue now
situation, and ho has the native fairness
and generosity That mako him loatho and
llato Tic slang. tho prejudice, tic Ill tenn
per, and tho general dcyilishncss with
which this mos! important Of all national
questions is usually approached. We
thank him for tho example that lc has
set, and If our words could persuade all
othcrs to uso tho wisdom, forbear-
unce aud true Christian charity that Gen.
Mitchell has shown, tho negro question,
NOW so threatening and alarming, would
be diyested Of all It's tcrrors, and tho nation
would be able to 60 through tho great trial
now bcforei. with not one Of tie evils
that threaten its pence if not It's very
nxfetencr
, 1862-10-26
GOVERNMENT :vsss;L DESTROYED
By FIRE.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH,
fProm Tho N, 2. Tribune, Oct. al

=. fFrom Tho N. T. Tribune. Oct. al
Last plight, few minutes past 0 o'clock, a
fire was discovered on board the schooner
Eitner, Capt, D. Townsend In the employ Of
the government, which way lying at anchor
in the North RIVER, IN iEo4t q ana ~ short
being loaded with hay, the flames spread with
great rapidity, and In few moments the ves
sci was tnvefopt d In one entire sheet OF flame,
TIE lire Department Of Jersey City and Of the
lower districts In New, York, turned out, but
,Hcre unable TO render any assistance, aud tor
as to the name Of the vessel. Or whether there
was any persons On board. Several small
boats irom vessels In the vicinlty were seen
f5ipg arourd, and finally ono Of them came
ashore with the cantain. 1st aud " mates, the
steward, aud one Of the crow. the latter b7dly
Injured man, whose naule is Lewis r. lick.
men, was taken to Mercter's drug sore, tn
Montgomery street, where Ills wounds wera
d1cseed, after which he was conveyed to tho
New York Hospital.
rersons Oh board, consiating Of seven persons
belonging to tho vessel and two passengers,
alt Of whom were in bed ut tue time. Their
names were as follows: In the after cablu-
CAPT. D. ToWnEend; t1rst mate, james Jones;
second mats Bepjs@lp ISse@nn ,Ss ., = j., and q The
s5iotnIpg ] oH the eeiloy, CHARLES Cavalier, Joseph
i:iamer, and Lewis R. Hickman. crew, aud
Robert Blank and F1ank --, passengers.
As coon os the alarm WIS given, the capt lin,
tWo.matee, aud steward seized what cllthlog
tley could, aud running out, 10 Fered the
smsll-boat from the stern and escaped.
Ono Of the passtngers rushed out from tae
midsllp. house, but It being surrounded With
burning hay, and the flames leaping high Into
tie air, be esYe way and fell back. Htckmsn,
Larcfooted, ba1eheaded. and but partially
dreesed, then rushed paat hfm and dashed
through the flames, and Though badly bnr1ed
and yearly eullucated, succeeded In making
bis HaY Oh to the 1iG.booin, whence he Was
taken In email boat. 1Ie eaT nothing Of his
four companions, and there Is no doubt but
that they petiBhcd in The flames.
The ytssel WAS in the employ Of the govern
lnent, and Was to hayo sailed for Fostres. .
Monroe, to-day, with $4,000 brick, 500 brls Of
cement, about SEQ bales of hty and quantity
The Elener IL S70 tons measurement, was
owned by L. Ruuyou, Capt. Tuwpseud, aud
| Others Of New York, anil Was valued at sl3,
go, and IT ts thought there was no insurance.
The origin of the fire Ia not kno Tn. SDne
| Of The deck hands TN the Jrrscy City Jerry
| beat Gregory, which was crossing the river
| when tho fire broke out say that 1t wi8 caused
| Oy tho bursting or tlttng Of the signal LAM
| tern.
For time gfeit apprehension vas 1e1t for
the satety o. vessels Il iag in the Elelnlty, ON
irg to the high wind aud the dlDger of tue
burning vessel getting adrlff. Sac VAS held
| iatt hy the cable aud burned to the Na!er
| f1pr.
, 1862-10-26
l5obel Views Of Northern Elections
fFfcm the Richmond Examiner, OGi 1s.1


Mary anxious moment have passed since
thc crIn,Dencenent Of inc war. Tfls fortunes
Of 4 bAti0n have Eeyeraf times seemed tu de.
pend upon The turn Of n aeiDgle chance. Yet 1t
Ii touG1iul whether any period has ret oc.
cuTicd mora burdcned With suspense than tho
prcstnt.
A large portion of the Northern people
evir CO tcc disposition for return 70 the ordt-
Inry i cas Of civilized :clety. If tllay can
Prove themselves 6utliclently strong to se:uro
their Or safety, they viii est ,b]Ssh something
lat ea1,t politics ia the Northern States, and
Ut 1eason. Urdaf these conditions |. l. posi-
llr II, see termination to That carnival o1 tue
devil now In full blast Dyer the North A'nerl.
can continent. But If 4 TIC m3yement Is shorty
crushed rnt, 1uca ures will certainly BIZ 'aien
i.y she ehclltiorist tJraunyt to prevent rceur.
u5e, lilse those through whicn the leaders Of
II o tI1st Frtuch revolution maintained thrtr
hold oil lntion loug disgu5ted with their
climts.
This is the matter to be te,idel at tho next
ct. ctions III New York aud other n ,r:hcrn
stst.s, no" close as hand It the men T., whose
X Ill aitcmit 10 r<cnver tue csdioary lihtr'tss
OF I'LL Anglo Saxon people can elect their caa-
d d .tes, ara so Establish thu tae, thus tacy
t, Institute q majority, 1he tyranny at Washing
,tn y III be rapidly reduced 10 insl5niGcanes.
Y G krnM low quickly tl.e mas: Q: Thu pc .'ple
IT. l. IblIuGTH &lNltf,d!lH tHdeC4 Eftt9 NHEio
ELY, 'us1 10 The win,.tS & size, and We hive no
d< uGt but that Lincoln ind Chase will h.ve no
c.h,r supporters OF tacir usur ,'a'soa, ate.
.re.1 e:.Ieat, than The abp.!!iu,ii-t la:a'ics
vho wtlr won't to role for G:,ti Smith and
4,urf.son iu the cli elections Of st. United
States. 4 1caction III public opt'ton, us ir6.:~
sisil,le as tlsctile Of IT.. sra, would b. swiftly
eT,l4s, {, ED; tl,i rrtntip!ss Oh yhcl a'acil-
can g0ytrt cnt is t"nn'ird K''nln r;app1aT,
and til. instincts sshfch hive aim I'D TIC
rpce, with ra.e anl ttul ;or.,y exec, iona f'r
full H. j4usa1ni yelrs, would ri uule tn :ir sS.y
ever lie conduit Or tho n,;ion. Then, and
| thsn only, will It be possible t. stop the tar
II rt Of blood, aud 1ctiuc: ILL., pr&.cnt wAr Of
lA,ermiuasion to Ill ordinary Ii ,u3 OF ar.ns.
Ii il Citjj.ut 10 b: lidse til It tae n,aj lri:y Of
| 4 leerss spettrg from free ration and I'v!ny
| II. lt,,st ii largo a1u,iStnra OF Anglo Slvon
h!oed. ean bc fesoiuto.1 ',eat, anA deliberately
decided, OH government ut hoult not i"ss ab*o.
Lutte than that which Russilns prnif"r to free
dom, aas The c1Eeon(t.aLt n"rpat"a'ion Of !
var a'roa,', suc.i as tl,s knhjtetf OF Gleugts
and TirHour could only 5at tn hitherto.
TIE people of tbe u fed States l,,vc given,
Il, tie lat .wu :. srs, every ey}en e neeGssasy
10 prove that iley are such a 'cl'le B1f. ~
| ltI uader now sees, some bold men have
DARED TO utter to tAeir;land the words Of FREQ
tom, law and order. once most familiar to tho
thr. We shall soon knpS whether th"ss words
have sill an echo; a!sd VIC may well listen
| :1S:ously, fer Oh tho q nsiSer depends thu du-
latIon OF Ills nar.
, 1862-10-26
Ghe II tihn1t&.


~ kx1 k4AhUA
What will he dor What policy has Mf: |
sherman ayowedf To what measures Is
lie committed? With whom docs he pro-
pose to acsa These questions, repeatedly
nut to S1r. Sherman HIMSELF to Ills orgau''
md to his party, arc to this day sloans"er'
rd, Arc tic people rreparM "
cast overheard man whom thoy
1,now IN ,,c as true on tho vital question as
~ ncc,1o IL to tho pole, simply because |
snc chicago 1Tmes and a miscellaneous
1lcrd Of tlrcin.tl,e-war men denonnco him
viii, tl.elr unlicensed sfang and orprohious
rplthelss AMI having dispensed with tho
services Of Mr.. Arnold, arc they
Tilliug 10 take Ills opponent
upon tic guarantees Of his loyalty which
lie Chicago Times offers2 Is ho to he
trusted becauso the little knot Of slave
F.atc rebo1s who gather about tho Times
Office, say he Is trustworthy? These q''e''
lions hayo not been needed; but they Arc
uportant rs they comprise all oftho matter
. far as Dir. Sherman IL concerned, and
Decauso ho has nothing but bis pretenso Of
l>,yalty to recommend him. Every man
Knows that ho will DO without influence
unon law.making-that he has no! tho
ehili.y to either conceive or conpre-
lcntl measures Of practical legislation
md That bis advocacy Of any
bill, local or general, on the floor Of
Congress, wou1i, by reason ofhts blank igg-
norance and bluudeting speech, DO gro't
deal moro damaging tllah his negative
vote. Imaglno F. q. Sherman sitting do o%a
ina committee room to write report
Imeginc The weight Of his advice on
q question Of constitutional law, Imagine
the influence that his talonts would COM
1lland among cultivated and influential
men. WHO can do so without feeling OF
pity for him, II l,e should be so unfortunate
as TO bc elected. .
Ills worthlessness as legislator nd
mittcd. No mist fall back upon his
patftot,sm and reward him for that
Bu. who gays lie is patriotic? Tue
Chicago Times, anl oll the secession.
lists iu CllicagpcYcry ono Of ll,pp.. loSn
to tllc lncallest specimen Of white tras!',
ry)lom slavery has sent to the free States to
ca,n The bread that vas denied him In
lls. Suuth. Nc confess that nc
nrr not shsisticl with the testimony.
w want somebody 10 guarantee the
guarantors. Tic course Of tho Times
is admitted by everybody to be dis.
loyal md lniscllityous. Wo hclieyc Its ell
i,cr 10 lie malignant enemy Of The gov.
crllncnl, and an uctiyo clnissary ofa party
Tint would overthrow it. Aud VIC knox
thnt the Other prominent leaders, whc
1.ayc assumed to answer f>f Mr.
fsl.rmuA's fidelity to the Cnlon cause
are, loo many If them, traitors So hot
Tint tl,eir treuson is every day ayoScd
Dir. Shcrn,au Is poor to,1 In their ltA'd.
Nc NIX thu Democrats Of Cook collnty
who ure nns sud really mean to b.
ln,al, wli"I Il tho sat''s.--to yo.'
fir o. man whose policy is nyowc''
and whose every tricid anil a'tyisrr l.
nlt,vo suspi'ion ii disloyul intent, OF t
,yctc !or Mr. SHERMAN, n nonchity it lin,
HNlf, lrca,,sn H. election Is pressed by mcl
Tl,:sc &liAoyully Is NO longer II matter Il
II. MAY
, 1862-10-26


The ercat art Is fuEtniau-ly described by
,l,c Washington co'rcslont"nt Of tlls Nash.
vl!lc I'tfsio' The reader will discover It. to he
Il long ard elaborate process. Whether p lin.
lua or othcr~Ise, depends oa inlisi.lu.l il tas.t:
The way ths goycrnmen: get. It's work done
is cu.suus. As MI flustralo1, yon aa,t your
ta.nl'S meet IN cunyen'is'n ct tue w;.ul,, a;tl
r1rtf II resolution aut'nsizt' ( the c3l,,r,c.
tim Ut j llen coop In your ht.K Yard Ypn Il
cree appoint Tie superintendent of tllc " ,1k
pntti' r d thousand Or tHo .iull .rS in baEk f)r
nc to check on. set YOU t., app7iut ms
trutEtI.in,iw chtet enstn'cr. larp mt 1w3
NY tIo,her.In.1aw a2lnln,. two If Ills bro hrs
a.*atat,t enriurcrs rs:-att at your rSp,ns;. We
luy lis zach f.st tiorSc anl buggy, :1ut rid.
arrut..l 'osn, dsink hot ca<k'al.t, Ind rl5
t'iiia:as, until tie bank dern*it =lv<s on',
tsn VIC '"'ke ou: printed report Of twenty
gEA},' irat survey o( ynnr hs:k yard, and Vas:
a.lou1.t ri statistical ihtoFm Nton with regtfa
tn the number Of hess yon are likely to INV:
for the heAt forty yeats. W. wind up tho
frror. with tho anit o'.nesnssnt thu. tho slta
ct thu 1,enco ,p his b~cu selected, mud a c.lt
tor nnotlIrr appropriation to prosecutu the
work, witch w essure yUu will be dono with
"ylynr." You place another thousand Of
two n bank, and We employ 200 hands, at
three dollars dry, 10 transport screaty'llsc
cehts' worth Of lumber. which costs you,
under your ,nauagcnlsu',. ahont ten tlaie;
that many dnl1ars, tn The pa1co Of operations,
which requires about three months. III the
meantime VIC drive around, and 70 on vlgor.
! ouely With the liquor and billiards. We then
| come up With anothcr report, mud dau11nd
for another appropriation. With this wo 50!
| tic walls Of tho structure up, and with oao or
two moro appropriations, and great many
| more cocktails aud billiards, wa gat the thing
covered In, aud at tue end Of twelve mouths,
year" wo put ID our form.s possession Of a
| len thousand dollar hon.coop. lint any negro
carpenter would hayo been glad to knock up
some Saturday afternoon, Tor suit Of your
| Oil c;nthra
, 1862-10-26
rno,1 MISSOURI AND the nor.
=. lttsfk.

4 correspondent Of the Dnbuqre 1in<s
writing from Acadia, Mo, E1ys Ge:,%. Sc 20.
ir1d aud Toftrn are there. and Ten. b!ouat 1:
vitllin ten miles wlth7i w 1ndians. IA: en-
lire stlsc;iyc force, Including tha aboryines.
II rr. scrt enc 'mprd in tho ,ul'n:d'.te vicinity
,ots not fall i.r short uf 5000 man. I'll.
w11ttr sdds that It Is runore,ith Tia. farc' OF
+: :h.ls y,r.ousir estimated a. from 3,,On to
:n,Cc0 is caug1s gated 1T Ceoss fto.toSsa II Sltt,
i,.g their approach. IL: would no. be at I'll
tufp1isirg ii another battle of rca Ridge,
rioudi.1 than the first should be On The tips.
Nine guerilla prisoners. who hid viol'ted
their Pho u, were It'd Oh: and sllot At i'ALly.
r., o., Saturday, the 18Th, by order OF General
Merrill.
A young man tufarms the platte E'"s:r-
,ascy, that woen be left I.'.cp md nee. FtEdsy,
Col rcnnick waa retret'ing to ktnsls Gay,
ttstipg m attack from t}n,utr Ii: and Eoe's7ss1,
who Ind torce NEAR till: PLACE cs:t1ll-ut i!
.bont o,tN,, Quan.+ +cll. hl,tt occupies tuAt
County, and 1t sceuss ITO eterts can dlstoaSe
lin.
- 4 band Of Enetil Is visited tho soataera
border Of Ste. Gruey flye conny on lAss $ II.
n,,]ay uieht, aid stole snlne liursss, aud tuok
n,i.oner t..rt. Adatr, ot HE en:olle't mlii:is,
I'D scme i've or SIX membcss Of his COM
Eny.
-Thc Kansas Guy Pats {'hc only paper
oew 'un hs y i as iS" r III M, aarcs trtso ,sa
..l,lc arliclts. rne proprie'ors nave. hosevtr.
/, IN wruit I'd to cuntlnue It's publtratton by
,hc Ptpyost Marshal 81 fhat ci,y, sh:tr tr'iel:s
hi: = su uoihiltcd to hts Inspection previous to
lnbiicatiou.
Tbe II ,1oMbtableT TQnautrellc had nade an
attack on the contrlbalu regiment AT Blrncs.
yillr. r,in,lipg the ll1cut1tr, tntu Miss 1urt,
hi,Jtue some ii the o!1ies1a and taking o:herS
prisoners.
a fev days since Livingston, q guerilla
leader, With some seventy y-hse followers, Vas
in tho yitinity Of Carthage, J.spcr county.
Ihcy mobbed Eims II 'oa, Who WAS ait .mptiog
to tnroll The militia, and drove him out, b.
itpo, gucrilla captain, Is hoScftug ia the Vi.
| cIDity OF Bowers hli1l, in lawrence county,
with ecyenty'6ye mon In bis gang, who have
| bten killing ard plunderng toe loyal catlz ms.
DICK Doyle, with aIont fifty folio 7ers, has
been operating in Dade county. Hu was A.
| tnekcd a short time since by Caps. Morgan
| OF Melville, WHO captured fiSe horses, NUM-
| btr OF guns, and uoJle'a sword and oytrcoat.
| The Leavenworth Conservative of the 23d
| FATS thlt Quantrelle again Invaded Kansas on
Ssiudsy night last, killing three men about
tlaht lniles south of shaWncetovn, aud de.
niee started from Pao'a in pursuit, and as
they arc Infantry companies. and Qusntfelle
la nothirg but cavalry, the prospect Of
catehirg him Is exceedingly brilliant.
-Latest report ea Us there is an ample gar.
1tton at Fo,t Scott to protect II from all cue.
| nIct Who may Threaten IT,. whether thry be
civilized or savage, and no danger need b. ap
p1chcnded for the safety OF tile fort.
, 1862-10-26
The Intifans In minnesota.

a cor.eepoIdcnt Of thest. Paul Eft$s Is fur
nlehipg that paper With series of articles on
tho mode Of dealing with the Indians in that
siate. He says, In ,lis lateat communication:
The Sioux war has relieved the government
from all treaty obiiKattons. Every bit Of su.h
parchment Is shriyelled to ashes In the fres
kludltd by the eavages themselves. Forfeit.
urt is tho word, wFll spoken by Gayernor
Ramsey In his lato message, and hy Ssnator
wilkinson in letter Of October 7,h, to Hon,
G, K. Cleveland. Tho Winuebayoes, as Is
row aecertatued, are PARTIES to crimes which
work similar forfeiture; and even tho Chip.
pcwas, by overt acts instisatcd by Hole-in.
ile.Day, stand al the mercy of the Govern.
mint. Thus IL presented a clean sheet--'atH's
,,,:a-ou xlicll the government can write two
words shment md eKrulstonl