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satisfied with the Yomisc Of the Major 70 senS for n,
as 500 rs the monoy arrived to pay or their annuit
II tho Eht that Ct indiars Induced e. comm
these outfaces by lndiens from Mssar sd secessiop
traders from that Stale Mrs Ca brazil, and chiran as
wcI as the families OF tbs employees arg = the FeIiow
Medicine Agency.
nIE ATTACK on CAPTAIN hyHslI
Captain Nelson Roberts returned Tuesday oyenjng
last from New C4fa 10 ST. Psns with reports t the pso
pie were packing up In that town ard al along Tie from
tier and leaving for st. Peter CapteD Marshs company
were bred upon NJ the ferry opp site Redwood and
thirty seven were killed and wounded Captain Marsh
was said 10 be among the killed but this confirmed
Captain Roberts sssrtsd from Now U4n with teais for
Redwood. and short distance ont met his brother
l0us, coming down from the agency The tea say
they saw one man shot down In fold another the
road botween Redwood and New Uln Groat fears were
felt for the safety OF the whites Tie Upper and Lower
Agency The messengers, with tho money pay tho
Indane, were 90 Fort Rfgeley.
MEASURES TAKEN FOR PROTECTION oR'TfIn FRoSTIsR
Aa the OF the Indian troubles reached the
city, Governor Ramsay wspt TO Fort Smelling and gave
orders for four companies 10 start at oS the scene
OF the disturbances The command Of tho expedition was
given to Ex-Governor Sblsy. The whole matter was
condet TO his discretion and from bis knowledge OF the
country and Of Indian character, thero be little
doubt Of his success in preventing further ousrages We
doubt however, whether he will be able to Hnd single
Indian when ne arrives at the reservation II he had
one or two companies of cavalry they might possibly
overtaken.
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and In full Ore rgvz black pants red shirt and nre
c.p.
he line Of march viii be up Broadway to Unisp
square, down the Bowery 20 New Canal street through
Canal 10 Hudson and up Hudson 20 Christopher.
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Prizes Cashed I'm AL Logaltzed LOttc-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH Bates Broker,
ii Wall street, room Nc. 1, New York,
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Comfort'a Cure for the Rupturcd.-sent
free to any one with Rupture Hernia Address
box 7ss Posi- ONCE. N. Y.
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OceastODnl C0sttveness.
No medicine Ia 50 BIANDRETHS PILLS-two
or three often peru,apenHy curing.
BH SURE AND GET NEW STYLE,
AT 203 CANAL STREET.
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'s kentucky and Missouri State Lotteres
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Class 5s9--August 23, i502
IL, 46, 26, g. 20. SO, So, l., l6, "A, "a, IL, AZ.
kENrU0xy, CAAss 400-August 2a 1862
8, l, 70, 81. 6S. 20, 40, 22, 60. 0, 16, AS, AZ.
crsuars sent free OF charge By either
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
coviugton. KY, or st. Louis. No
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Bachelors Hair Dye--the Best tp the
world antaneous hsrr. and reliable Sold by drug
lists psriumcrs sseywbero Factory u Barclay street
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Beautiful C0mp ssSmoyS
White Cream when applied 70 the face neck and arms
like the work magic; IL makes the coaysest skin
smo1Sh and the farest copleJiSn transpareny white.
Sold by all d. ugs lists and fancy goods dealers
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Trusses, Trusses. TrNsses.-Corner Of
MARSH BROS.
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OMcial Drawings OF the Library Asso-
'i'''n Company. s.s: t'sry Ne s1Hasu r. kHsau9t 1852
81, rs, 2s, ~, 7S, 81, 20. II, 8. Is, 70, 70.
90, IS, 40, s, Al, AZ, 46, go. 6l, Is, q, 81.
r. FRANCE CO., coviag.on. Ky.
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Beautiful GQmploxfOn.-Latrd's Bloom
OF fonth guid Pearl has no equal for and
this deIgbfu artlcle will have other Sold BY all drug
gtsss And IL 80 BtoadwN
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CrJstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
aud Wiz dsrot, wholesale aud reta No. Astog House.
The Dye ia spplied BY oxpsrienesd artists
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Trusses.-Marsh x Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vosey opposite the church No connscon
any olce OF Female attendant
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HurSeh fur Americs.s George Francis
Ms:s iH:ssh ss is sp.ssS .se
from vtsd epy forwarded BY Mr. Train For sale by A.
BRENTkkO. Us Broadway, Blocker street. Trade
supplied By 8. roasey, IL Nassau street.
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BRASD.s--3xnH.-On Wednesday August 20, Mr.. HENRY
, BRAynus Miss JULIA A. sxIrH, second daughter OF
he late James a. Smith, Esq, all OF this city
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EIGHT Carte dc visites for 81. The Best
in the city, at WOODS Gallery, aOs Bowery, Ny.
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Birth .
niefl

FuDasy y-On Saturday, August 40, at hafpast twelve
2. n. JosnRRA ADELAIDE wife OF Mr. James Fudgor, OF
son
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Omotal Drawings or the Delaware state
Lotteries.
DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS a7--August Is. 1862
so, 81, II, 6S, s, L, 81. IA, rs, z, 81, 46, go.
DELAWARE Grass 3l1-August %. 1867.
65, So, At, As, 30, i, "a, %, z, 20, Is, 50, 40.
Circulars ssns BY addressing ,,o.a
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Co9raud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from AS forshesds upper lips part Of the body
warranted. <3o ArosdwA(.
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RxtC Cadisr General Michael C0rcOran.-
This dstugushsd military patriot has honored with the
frat stln9 Series Of Imperial Carte Viste Pho
sographs the Csamit.ss Of Aldermen and Councilmen
with Atns for largo Imperial group photograph In which
Genssl Corcoran u included Csrtes de vislte and Imps
rial Photographs Of the above for sale by CHARLES D.
FRBDHICk6 CO., 87 Broadway.
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II Cartes de visits for 81. The Very
best in the oity vAUQHANS, 22S Bowery. NoticcI win
SIT you until suited. 10 Dowsfy.
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H0ll0way's Ointment is the only Per-
for Piles II has failed ia thousands OF
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EIGHT Carries de Visito for SI-Equal 20
he belt made 1ALcHS. 3s3 Greenwich st. cor. Barclay
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Reception Of Captain Downey.

The Fire Department making extensive arrange
TO cndcr grand reception Captain John Downey
Of the Fire Zouavss and who has Of late been exchanged
with General Csrcoran and Others prisoners a war
Arrangements have bsea made to give him welcome
home en- Monday afternoon. The various DIRE eompaues
Throughout the city intend to out will assemble
at Washington Parade Ground at rrcs O'CLOCK where the
line will be formed, under direction OF Chief Engineer
John Decker and VIII hus proceed 70 tho foot OF cort
street. The following order has been issued By hc
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements;-
To Ty4r Msmnxas NEW Yonx FEES DvrAa
The members Of the New York Fire Dspartuaent
respectfully requested to unto with o. che reception
Of Captain John Downey, late prisoner at Richmond.
Those who desire TO Join In tho above reception viii
scble at Washington Parade Groaud on Monday sf,er
tion or the Chief Engineer and hie assistants
ANDREW H0LIEY, Foreman kngins Co. No ~.
C0hhirrKs-Chae. Miller, Chairman Jbhn Nsnauah,
Lewis j. Parker, John Mack and Sami N. Thompson.
The following order has been issued by the Chlsf Eng
neer 10 his assistants.--
To THE BOARD ASSISTANT ESaiNRsHs
GESrBMxSYou are most respectfully requested 10 a.
sembe at the Chiefs office, on Monday afternoon, al
two o'clock, 10 join In the reception Of Captain Johr
Downey, late OF Engine Company No "a, and 10 max,
tuabis arrapgslents for the parade OF the
JOHN DECKER, Ciiioi Edginesr.
rhs various cqIapsuss ws parade Without apparatus
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BAIRp--On Thursday August q, WILLIAM BAIRD, eldest
son Of William and Charity Baird aged II years, 10
months and n days.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

wanna owes for tho zeal, spirit and ability which you
brought 10 her al period when her honor and
sey were threatened. That for her security YOU left
o command Of brave division-the Pennsy yania
srVes-thus losing the opuortuny Of leading Tins gall
~ oots az south Mountain and the Antetam ia Just
stIs,on Of the true Affection you bear for your
ot,te which. be assured her freemm reciprocate,
ana for which. in their behsf am happy 10 mako YOU
ti's acknowledgment have the honor be very
spectfniiy, your ohed ort servant 4 q CURTIN
To Brgadier General Jous ! prySrtns un,,ed states
Army. -' ~
me reoes driven from Maryland, General Reynolds
resumed the command Of his brave dyson--the Penn
syvana Reserve Corps, formerly under General Mccall
and at thar head 1nd he has added glory TO his own
name, his State and his command. lie has braveIy won
his twin stars, and will no doubt get them.
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BEFORE THE BATTLE.
Operations OF the Sixth Army Corps.
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
HsApouARTERs, THIRD DIVISION, sIrH Corr,
NEAR WHITE OAK CHURCH, Va, Dec 10 1862. !
Our Ordas--7he Poricard Movement Once More-Shitino
7ents-AWoiting Orders-7Ae Probable Point Of Cross
ino-The Enemy Reported in Force in oar Fron.--0r
Possibilities and Probabilities Of the Stud
ton-/ Large Reserve of NINE AontAs Troops Forming
in our Rear-TAe Road Open Hence 10 Alesondrsa,
dc., dc.
Yesterday received orders TO hold ourselves
IN readiness 10 move "at moments notice. Up to
the time Of writing hree in the aernoou) have not
moved although teuGs were struck At daybreak this
morning and our three days rations slowed away
haycrsacks In compliance with ORDERS Generals Frank
lin and Newton have been telsgraphcd TO, and both
momsutasily expected at their posts.
think II very probable that we will be advanced
across The Rappahannock probably ct point called
the map SINNERS Neck, and that desperate fight will
be the consequence provided always that the enemy
stands and awaits coming, which must say, in
immediate 'front.' be has every appearance Of intending
The orders commanding the left grand division TO bold
itself in readiness demanded particular attention the
part Of company commanderss in their inquiry into the
quaHy OF and number Of rounds Of ammunition 10 the
possession Of their men, and ravey hints that this
precauon second consideration only 10 that Of provd
ing sufncient food
tits well known fact that trains 10 remain be-
hind under guard until the result OF our movement is
known Parties living the river state that on the
day Of our arrival at this point two full corps Of the
snemys troops made their appearance other sde
ss 70 oppose us.
This force, possibly augmented is sl reported on the
other side
n we ordered 10 in the face Of oil opposition
lively time will undoubtedly be the result.
have other reason FOR anticipating that cross
nq-M any be made-wi be In the vicinity Of SINNERS
Neck than that seems, from glance ~ the map the
most practicable point for our passage considering tho
| situation OF our troops.
win give you the position of my division (which is
fact that Of the left wng) ~ near possible
siderIng the scarcity Of prominent landmarks bore
about-we are situated three miles south OF Belle Pan
and four north Of the Rappahannock camps occupy
Iue the boundary line between King Gesge and stafford
| counties In my estimate Of distances from various
poins call my aid the intellect OF thehghy enlisnt-
ened population c this district, you must allow large
margin for what the soldiers term "virgina miles,
which, am informed are made Of India rubber that
the further we travel the longer they stretch out
from this point there roads leading 10 Falmouth on
the rsht ~ We faced. and 70 hinnss Neck On the
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left. The former hardly think we win use-he latter
seems the one TO which purpose adapted although
have no official authority for my opinion.
Suffers late from Washington inform that there
large reserve corps being down close our rear
consisting for the most part of nine months men, They
Also report the roads open and free from guerms from
here to Alexandria.
The roads are In fair condition, and extraordinary
difficulties ase anticipated TO our march.
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REBEL RAID ON puMFRIEs.

Nnsco Rivxs, sx MINIS NosrB ov DuxymB, VAIL
suwu. Dec. IA, 1867.
A. about daybreak this morning between i,coo and
800 Of General ssasr,s cavalry dashed into Dumfr,ss
captured ten sa,srs twenty Ave picks,s $50 repre-
ssn.ed) and Mr. wlnlam Mcintosh telegraph reparess
They also Gu, down telegraph pole and Gu. tbs srs
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAeR
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sketch OF General Bayarc.


Bgadier General George Bayard, the gallant cavalry
officer Of Burnsides army, has been killed He was .
native Of New York, and appointed cadet 10 tho
West Point Military Academy in 1852. He graduated
on the 3oth Of June, 1866, and on the 1ss oe
July, 1856. appointed a second lieutenant
Of the First United States cavalry On the
Goth Of August, 1861, he promoted 70 Q
captaincy Of his regiment, now known the Fourth
United states cavalry lie allowed leave OF absence
to the command Of tho First Penns yvania cavalry,
General Orders No. 6a Washington Juno TO- be d
announced q brigadier general Of volunteers COM
mandng cavalry He has made several brilliant cavalry
dsshes both before and since his appointment general
and being but young man, gave promise o.
great military ability in the future. His loss
will be much regretted by his command.
He said have been betrothed 70 lovely young adyS
General Bayard was wounded in the face by poisoned
arrow by Indians the frontiers, from the rejects a
which he had recovered and which his physicians
predicted would ultimately his death. He often
expressed determination 70 die from bas cause
he could die in the battles Of his country. Hs has mst
the rate and secured the fame he coveted.
Sketch OF GEN. Gibbon.
Brig Gen. John Gbbon, reported wounded, 10 q DAsive
Of Pennsylvania, and was appointed 10 the West Point
Military Academy 1s42 from the State Of North Caro.
na He graduated the aoth Of June lsl7 standing nun-
Der twenty his class Of thrtyeig members among
whom were Generals wilcox, Burnside Grimm Brown and
others On tho lst Of July, 1s45, he was appointed
brevet second lieutenant u the Third United
states artillery, and the following September was
transferred to tho Fourth artillery, with nb fun
rank IN September, 1850, he was promoted 70 q
nrss leu,snntsy and ns5< held the position of assist
ant military instructor At the Military Academy. In
1859 he wrote a work published in New York entitled
the "Artilcrists Manual" On the ID Of November
1852 he was promoted 70 captancy Of his regimens1
and al the beginning Of 1851 he held command OF Csm
pany b. standing last the ineai role of artillery csp{
ssns In general order Ne 60 Washington. June TO- he
announced . brgadier general Of volunteers, and
had charge Of the Third brigade Of Gen. Kings dvsio
OF the Army Of the Potomac. AT Anteam bis command
foushs well ~ to merit the special endorsement q
General Mcclellan, which concluded - follows
beg TO add 70 this endorsement the expression Of my
sreat Admiration a the conduct Of the regiments ~
General Gibbons brigade have seen them under re act
ma IN . manner that reflects the greatest credit and
ho.or unsn sbemscIyes and their state They equal
70 the best troops 10 any army o. the world
" '~o -. GEO. u NCC1.EIIAN.
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OPERATIONS ON FRIDAY.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Dec. II, 1902
To-day troops have been busy engaged visiting the
abandoned houses and carrying OF relics Books period
Gals, parlor ornaments, dishes, &C.. seized without
thought as 70 the disposition be made Of them and
infantry to be seen Juggling OF huge Patent once
reports toilet glasses, dressing and other useless
articles, as leach man expected to set up first class
establishment for winter quarters. An immense amount
Of tobacco was found, and tonight have most in
dus,rous army Of speculasors who dispose of their IN
gotten produce at the most exorbitant rates.
Towards evening guards stationed throughout the
portion Of the town in possession and pilaging
checked, though mot entirely broken up. large
quantity Of superior tobacco also 1shed up
from the river, where the rebels had thrown to pre-
condition. the water having penetrated but short dis
tance.
The railroad depot and track are unnurned and il is
believed that the bridges Just beyond the city win
be spared.
Tonight We learn that General Franklin has crossed
few miles below without hight, but that the enemy
cupy strong position, evidently designing to contest
advance in that direction.
Everything indicates battle t0morr ow, and the great
struggle may yet or the banks Of the Rappahan.
mock Additional supplies Of ammunition are Fastening
forward The troops In most excellent trim vic
tory cannot but be ours.
In the meantime the operations this side
20 on az usual The trains again run up TO Falmouth
s,atcn and tonight commenced hauling the timber from
he woods long tho track 70 the Railroad bridge Sup
p,es for the TROOPS daily arriving. We have forage
in abundance and everything appears - promising ~
| could be wished.
Our wounded are getting On finely in The hospitals and
are receiving evew necessary attention. A few have
died from wounds received, among whom Lieut.. Col
Bull Of the sxtysixth New York regiment Capt. Dady,
Co. D. SIXTY. sixth New York, and private j. Cary, Co.
X Fifty seventh New YORK. Many Of she wounded hav-
ing returned to camp Immediately on being struck, 10
extremely difcut 70 procure accurate list Most Of
the Names, however, have already been forwarded BY
telegraph.
| NIru Amy CoRrs, /
FRrpKuEmrR0, Va, Dec. la, 1862
Yesterday afternoon, while . portion Of Geucra,
Hookers command endeavorins 70 take up position
on the eas,ery bank Of the river for the purpose
coming within supporting distance Of The troops here IN,
rebel batteries opened with she'll and with such accua
r.pre directed their nre that the men were compelled
si back Our batteries opened in response and brisl
fight ensued lasting couple Of hours, when the rebe
guns became silent. The movement was thcn success
fully accomplished
During the eight the rebels attempted 70 shell our troop
occupying the lover part Of the torn, bpi unsvaRiugly
Heavy firing ana cannonsding have been going on
during The night bus the object or result not ys
known
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HH1 NtstN
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II is Impossible to form accurate idea Of the oss On
either side, the firing Is sti going on rendering
extremely difficult 10 the killed and wounded
The city suffered terribly from the enomy's artiery'
crowded with our troops tho front extending but
short distance beyond.
The fight will probably be renewed TO morrow.
The balloon has been up all day During the morning
but little could be SEEM owing the dense fog but the
afternoon was remarkably clear.
About dark forces carried the right crest of the hH
occupied by The reels, driving them from The position D
great slaughter.
This evening the rebels have shelng Fredericks'
burg endeavorng TO drive troops out Of the placer
but without success.
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IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

MPVkTANr FkUM vlkGllvlA.
Desperate and Bloody Battle In
Progress at Fredericksburg.
Heavy Artillery Firing from
the Hostile Batteries.
An Important Position
of the Rebels Captured.
General Franklin Reported to
Have Gained the Rear
Of the Enemy.
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIDES
Generals Bayard and
jackson Killed.
Generals Gibbon, Campbell, Vinton,
Kimball, Caldwell and Meaghsr
and Col. Nugent Wounded.
Surgeons Despatched from Washing
ton 10 Attend the Wounded.
Position and Strength OF the
Ehcmy's Forces.
The Rebel Army Number Nearly
Two Hundred Thousand.
x6sx A>--~-.
Detailed Accounts Of the Operations Of
Thursday and Friday.
Description of the Demolition and
sack Of Fredericksburg.
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no Battle to be Renewed at
Daylight This Morning.
Gun TROOPS III HIGH SPIRITS.
H.. &c. ~
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THE SUAL TIES,

Aorn CREEK, Va, Dec 13--11 30PM
Our correspondent has Just come in with the following
list Of killed and wounded in to-days BATTLE which
all be could got Tonight
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