Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-07-25
\ UNION VICTORY IN ARKANSAS.

!. UNION VICTORY IN ARKANSAS
. Tho most stirring news now comes from
\ the West. The invasion of a Free State by
/ the rebels Is confirmed. Dispatches from
1 CAro state that Newburg. Indiana. small
place on the Ohio River, ten miles above
, Evar sviile, is now in possession Of the guer-
rIiias The town Of Henderson, on the Ken
lucky side Of the river, few miles below, has
also been occupied by a rebel force. They
say they do not intend 10 interfere with tue
navigation on the river except as TO govern
mcnt boats. nor with private property
Lieut.. \. K. johnson of Bradewell's Tenn.
cavalry, IN command, issued proclamation
IN which he says he has come to protect the
citizens against insults and ruling despotism.
Some c0mmisslry stores belonging 70 the
Government were captured and u few sll-
dieIs taken.
Gen. Nelson arrived at Nashville on Thur.
lay with large rsiniJrcaments. and assumed
commend there.
The correspondent OF a Leayenworth paper
gives an account Of an encounter in the In
dian nation between detachment Of the
| Kansas regiment. under Col. Wicr, ar d
iOrce Of rebels, resulting 10 the capture of l2j
/ prisoners, large number OF horses and po-
MIS-. about 500 head OF cattle. So loaded
mule trains, a large quantity OF camp and
/ garrison courage. and so stand Of arms.
/ Col. krTke, "a command Of a regiment OF
/ loyal Indians, bias reliable information that
| Cniet John BC-- was about 10 JOIN him with
/ 800 Warriors
Col. Solomon, of the lO.h Wisconsin had
captured 40 prisoners.
Four hundred wounded Cherokee. and
Usage Indians have come into our camp with
white hags, carrying their guns with muzlles
pointing downward.
About 80 negroes belonging to the rebel
hail-brceds are DOW ~ route for Fort Scott
The rehe. papers own that the despatch I
concerning tie recapure of Baton Rouge by I
The rebels was canari.
A despatch lr5m Charleston, 5. c., say, /
The enemy were landing 10 force yesterday I
On tie main lind heal Por. Royal, as If Tor
another attack on tle Charleston and Swan
nah Railroad. bat be rsteited on the ep-
TIoach ol ouI ir51s.
There is NJ intelligence from the army of
the Potomac Jr from Cen. Banks this morn
IaE.
Reports have h1gn received that the rsbal-
have b1an three times defeated 10 Atkins,
and the Indian Territory. An expedition
from Kansas went into the Indian nation
1850 weeks ago, and part Of them surprised
Col. Cofey 'mmand %. from 500 70 600
rebels and clprarsi An their munition-. ann
euniuare. AZ. Thirty rebels wsr. hupt
dad On the field. McGui.e. the notorious
h'll- .r1eo g I'd .la''l-f 'i t'e r'''. INDIANS
va ..h'n P'il'.'.'.
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llo twenty iN''e' Et'' do ia"i'4utA' lew
Gays sln''' com '.,sy routing them anu
'aA''- d t'',7 w. Ni-iN9'"' IlIlneiiy uoit
] nous li. N i''''', iIl, !H-I' ana ASP DC is
i,i oFIel " .heiti d. I'm nuns 'i thc AI.SJuu
H-l's Huara- ll' rebels placed The Indian d
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a despatch. from Springfield. No, ya.tar- .
day. SIS, 40 expediii-u recently slnt from ,,
there. numbering ab0a. coo men. ATTACHED
the combined forces Of Rains. CoT.e. Hunter.
Hawthorne ald Tracey, about 900 strong.
: miles D You'd Fayetteville, ARK, early
Monday morning. and completely routed J.
them. with heavy loss. M Miler's COM
.u-ud mlIchsd r. , milo, Do Two nights. and /
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r.
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HndmaL, tue rebel General. Issued O.
PROCLAMATION GO sir MP the Inhabitan.- 81
,liust Curtis. urging every man to take his 2
gun and march @ attack the retrsating feds "
.ra.s, kill his scouts aud pickets, cut of ms K
wagon trains, and pick ID his officers. de- "
troy all the grain along the road, fell trees n
ini burn bridges, Claiming to have blown
ip one Of our iron clad vessels, disabled f
another and prevented the federal feet from >,
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Another battery crossed on Suud,Y eve %
NJ and squads Of men from Pamela, Miss, !,
we're crossing in the same direction apparent =,
= with a view Of concentrating force 10 u
perhaps to operate against Gen.
)urtis. -
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um's men were captured. lie and thirty 81