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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
LANCASTER, Aug. 4th, 'Cs.

Fosaea LANCASTER, Aug. 4th, u.
ra MsssRs EDIToRs GAZETTE: Please stop
nv paper and present Bill of atrcarages,
and you will obligc yours ,s. Lga q
sa s,,,s3t II ya5rf,.} boo WM. Il. KIoBY.
We are sorry to lose YOU friend RIGpY,
and for many reasons. r,.'sp 'h..,
-s lst., Because you have been paying
> subscriber. ..i.. Hr raar5-ra
Cd. Because you are most thorough
;var man, as we'll as ardent and devoted
friend and supporter Of Hon, G. D; MAR
TIN, who has our heartfelt sympathy in
this the hour of his prescription BY his
party; and ae ,t'a'@ ... l.. 80 "a. smuh D,
Sd Because we had hoped to render
YOU some valuable aid in your candidacy
FOR the County Clerkship. Your discon'
tinuascs,of our paper howe yer. because
of hard times, which. Of course was the
only reason, shall not prevent US from
,adyocatingyour claims. You are amuch
better "Union man. than others we have
heard named, and wa shall therefore be
rlad TO aid you. F~' 90
..7 Doctor ODDS speech is being giossly
3, aud meanly, misrepreseuted by couple
Of Black Republican hlackguards. He
has properly and !ruthfdlly noticed I'll the
in.,,er n ,lie fJlIo%tpg card - D. E,t1ls
-,. When tbo editor Of tie EqSls. thus
gravely denies ,oDe natter which 'kao*.
TO be,true, and endorses apO,hcr which ht
knows to be- false, j is time that he bt
told Of il in plain. language. lfby 'h'
term "Thckgudrd'' he hints at US. wi
are disposed to feel. thankful for the com
plimsnt; well knowing that any praise h
might besiOw O1,ps. wGuid, BY all dfccn
men. be considered conclusive evidsuc
of our disloyalty, wOrihlesaness and cor
rpptiou-but if he ihtehds 70 sneak ou
Of the real issue by tbe; a9o Of soPPrSbriou
epithets, he must understand that he ha
greatly mistaken his man.. we are Pre-
pared to substan,iale every word Of D.
3olps speech as graPor'edlby vs. BY ~
1afidwiis Of Democrats. who, for ittell
geuce, veIaGity and integrity, rise .
high above the G''Butternula gen,lerha
who disgrsces the chair editorial Of 4
saBagls,t as a respectable white man ,ris
above the y.bssest negro in the,lapds /
the editor Of the b Ole will file sbis Of
davit.to-the OonlyarYs be- win prove hir
selfa PICTURED villain and scoundrel, pnt
aBuTrrRsUr CosvESrroS:G-The die h
been cast. The traitor chastised 1.-The der
agogps, defeated The, political bari
stra6gled4-the auyielding kDaye rebu
ed--BabyloD has fallen--DR., oLDs is de
--Iorsvsr and forever--huug on the-ro
made by hinself--twisted and uOOsed
ROLAND and SHARP. ziond is free, We \
sure our friends the Lord stillireighetl
..sEF S------+ ------+ a--7-----
CHARLES ROLAND. .--FINK Of Perry !
been noninated--your political mas
has been defeated. The spirit of Ram
speSketh. .Trsmble in your boots, 9
ROLAND, you unmittigated tory aud bOol
The Union viii live when traitors
dead. and their cries for mercy are goi
nm in vain. ft
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+ TnoNAs B. Cox Jr,--Are you satisfied
with your political standing. You went
into Convention without a friend, and
came out as you went in. Try intle fu.
ture to be su honest man ASK Judge
RASSEy and Frsk's pardon for your poll.
tical sirs cover yourself with sackcloth
and ashes and keep shady until after the
election, you can 6ud placa sufficient
| y large to cover your ears.
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) Mr.. G larke is representing me as hav
ing counseled the Democrats of Bern Tp.
not to enlist, ana if, drafted TO resis! at
the poin, Of the bayonet.-o olds' Letter.
Well, 50 you did, toll, directly aud in
directly; and the barnburniug butter
inutsof Bern appiauded you fOt IL. We
have reported your reasonable slang and
billlugsga,e correctly and your coward
ly soul reyClts at seeing your damnable
sentiments in print. Your Shifting and
shifting, asserting and deb}!ag,, lying
and scandaliziug propenslties are SO well
known. that your lying card d-pfePafed
in advance of our publicati n aud before
you knew its contents. will no. BIS needed
It will not save you from the soofn anc
contempt yon SO richly merit. ,i
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PRosECUTISG krT6RkEY.--It)is said we
favor the defeat Of VIM T. WISE for Fro
scouting Attorney Of this county. This
is false, Knowing Mr.. WISE to be gen
tleman oftrue worth,a loyar Of liberty,
and a war man up to the hilt, @epromise
the democracy that if they will put him
in nomination, he shall have our cheerful
support. s.s',s f. "a '4,<'
"A DEMocaArs CoMNIrrED - 0PPo E TItE
WAR.-Ths Dsmocratsro OF this County are
Committed tosopposs thelwar They1en-
" dorsed Epson B. OLDs a! their primary
elections, and ins,heir Convention with a
. rush The Delegates to the Circlev,lle
Convention supported him 10 man, and
never let up. Poor Martin, his poll!ics
friends are few and far Between. a corpo
tars guard would out number them all.
80 EgThs people Of the county are
aroused. The townships are organizing
and from every quarter favorable indisa
,ions go up thatlh quota Of this count.
will be filled by enlistment. Old men ar
furnishing the money and, Young met
their muscle to the cause. The signs, Q
the times are most cheering. PaF.yan
mOsities are being swallowed up in tn
great struggls, and men ofevery poliilca
faith are remembering only their country
Is perils, and their duty as America america
cilizens in this hour Of great trial. Al
ready Ito li6eraliiy of our people ha
furnished sufficient money to aulhorlz
the payment Of $40 bounty to-eacli re
cruit. A little greater effort on tho pal
of all. and tie county is saved from. tn
disgrace Of a dra't, .ls .,a s,a,.J,.
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Nrw advertisements.
m@ @wR9E@R
BURR STONE MILLS
(FoR FARMERS AND MlLLERsJ
ANTI FRTnTT0N
ANTI FRICTION s
HORSE POWERS
VWENO RSE POW EN

Yus proycd Itself to lie the best ever invented, The
friction ia reduced by IRON BALLS, so arranged In
ali The bearings, that the whole weight o. ,he east M
ings runs upon them. I HREE POUNDS DRAUGHl
at the end ten feet lever, VIII kee lhe power
horses 10 be Used on tile machine TO be Grlven' one
Horse will do as much work on this power; as !wo
gu Tho entiess Chaiu Power. 1T Is PokIAbbs'
and maybe used IL the field as well as In the house.
More than TWENTY-PIVE PER CENT Of horse
flesh is saved over any other power In use. IS sun
pie In constructions and not liable TO getout o' or
der. s,oz
Price Of power for TO : 4horSes.
Price ofpower for to horses ::..,Slh
The 8 I25 power will drive any Threshing Masn,nu
ESery Machine Is guaranteed TO glVe sa''SiAe''o"
or the money will be refunded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

Captains recruiting, be requested to make
reports at.sAid meetings.
BY order Of Committee.
., JOHN RRBER, Chairman.
JOINS B. MoNEllL, Secretary.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

D@Wx. P. CarEb. will make WAR
SPEECH IN lie Public Square in Ian
Oas:or, on Saturday Evening, the 9th inst
Our people male and female are request
ed TO attend. e. 49, t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
FOIl CIIIEDRE EN.

DO you Sant your delieale sicky. puHy Children. 10
be fIsAIlay Strong and RObus!-ihen give them No.
L<AH's STEESOTHESixG CORDfAL lsee the directions
/ { o eA Acd LOttle) II 10 delclousto take.
Il Poae Tablespoonful, taken every morning FAST
ing. Il sgre preTsntye against Chills and Fever,
Cholera or any prevailing disease.
WPCAUTIoN!- Esware Of Druggists or Dealers
who may try to plsn upon you OoliIe of Rtiers or
Sarssparills, twiRh they buy cheap, by saying
iLlslas as Ood. There are even men BASE enough
30 steal part Of my dub their decoeiiOns.
Avoid such infsmc, PIRATES and Ireir yillainous
compounds! AK ,5T Or. J. H. AeI.eaH's Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take nothing else.
/ l. isthe only remedy thst win purity your Blood
thoroughly, and, at the same lime, strengthen and
inyizorals the whole IgauiIaiion II Is put up Ia
lafge bottles si per bottle or six bottles for IS.
I DR. J. n. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Corae7 Of rLIfi aud Ffuo SIS, 81 touiE, No
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
EE We learn iiom a Union man pres

EE We learn isom a Union man pres
ent at the Cilclevile Convection that the
MARTIN men. dohs eyerythiDg in their
power at ire late Circlevills Convention
to defeat Epson b, OLDs for Congress.
Knowing him TO be the unsniuou, choice
Of the Democrats Of the county, they
nevertheless labored with untiring yea
and unparalleled mcauuoss to secure his
defeat. If the Democracy Ofthe county
don'tspOs these disOrg4nizers and reward
them in the future, they dre cot made o.
the stuff we have been led to believe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

Estate of Caroline Giani.
yw1uR under,Ieuej has been duly appointed and
qualified as dmnStrator OF me hsIs'e ~
line G lani, deceased u r. H"NA
June Sd, Ied2--3wl9 -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
TO THE FARMERS!

THNHE undersigned having rshtied his FloU6,NnEE FloNrE
Z Mill, commonly known US me "SOUS ee,,,S
Lancaster, on the Logan toad, and having obtained
the services of the old and well knowp mi,el;
SAMUEL DEEDS, Js prepared to 90 a.. s's"s sd :"
In a. good manne as any MIL IN the county. l ae
Are ali parsons who want good nonr, &c % give nc
call. -. AHUS' -
juno II, lsdG.--ttla ..-------
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Written for the Laneaiisr Gazette.
Our C0untTy's In Danger.


NJ g.c.
To nrmii 70 arms Old PAlraeld's braves,
SEQ stern opPrsSsions seTfs and Slaves,
suTgihglIks oceans mighty vsSSs
o'or Freedoms Lard.
Iiafk hafk the toskin of alarm,
GSerrIlla Bands like locUstsSwhrm;
All PrssdOm's friends To crush, disafm
fyraats 10 command
Who will pause 10 ask the cause
when Freedoms Labd and FFeemen'I Laws,
Arc driven 70 the very jaws
ofnad disuhlohs
Rally Rally and in you mlgAt
Put down the wrong defend The right;
Union and Peace, Liberty and Light
......at Be our Communion,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

Attachment Notice.
William Boyer, Plaintiff vs. Jesse d. Ahen' psI1'
isSn TsiraajS county Ohio. On thslfh day Of
I1e. 4. D. isSs, said tislice issued an anenMsns
in he above action, loy the sum aye eSSrIs suu
sixty cents. ,...e.o
Amanda, July ISt, js69,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
NDn.. aDMM@ youhsvo fallen

When troubles hssaT us and dangers alright
Though friends should ali fa us and foes all unite
Yet ono thing secures us, whatever betde--,sls
The pPomisc as sures US, the Lord will provldc'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Butternut Convention at Cir
Fiji cleville.. "a
The Fairfield Traitor BeatcIi,

The Butternuts held their Congress.
iOnal Convention in circlevills on Tues.
day last, and after the .uOissist and most
disgraceful session known IN Tie history
Of political sssemblages, nominated to
Congress on the 6lst ballot, WILLIAM E.
FINK, Of Perry county. 4" The Fairfield
truitot," DR.. Epson B. OIDs. died hard,
but dleds death that will know no waking,
He sleeps his last sleep politically-a
sleep from which therlast gong will no;
arouse him. The Buttsrnuis 10 this
county--his friends and supporters IN
life and mouruers in death aie shrou ded
in deep gloom. They feel that oLDs'
dsalh sounds tie kncll Of their overthrow
and !dissOlulion They know tia. Obs
was defeated because of his treason, and
In lis condemnation they see plainly writ.
ten their own doom. The war Democrats
have tridmphed, aud hsncefOrth weawil
hear less ofhigh taxes and. cheap calico
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

Delay nots moment II is warranted to give Sats.ae
tion. twill cnfe any disease Ofthe Kidneys, Womb
or Bladder; Painting, obsirueted Menatruaton. Fall
ing ofihe Womb. Barrennsss. or ANY disease arls nR
from ChroDie or Nervous Debility, !tA an !Btaible
EnmeIY-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Dissolution Notice.
NO CURE NO PAY!

Laca.,er, July 10, IaSs-swls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
Night Dispatches.
W AsaINGroN. February 3.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISGroS, February 3
SENATE-Mr. Wade presented joint reso-
luton from the Legislature OF Ohio, instructing
members of Congress to their efforts to Sc
cure such amendment Of the naturaliza ion laws
as will grant naturalization to those OF foreign
birth who served during the
The resolution was referred.
Mr. Wade also introduced resolution for A
national arrnorv in the State of Ohio Referred.
Mr.. Chandler presented resolutions from the
legislature of Michigan re-afirming loyalty TO
the Government and hatred of traitors, and ask
ing the Government to speedily put down the in
surrecton: favoring the confscation OF the prop
ecty OF rebels. and asking that as slavery - the
cause OF the war. il be swept from the land.
Mr. Harris presented petition from citizens
OF New York, asking that Congress take speedy
measures 70 repeal the present reciprocity treaty
between Canada and the United States
Mr. Harris also presented resolutions from the
Legislature Of New York asking a modification
of the law for raising ne 80 that any amount
NAV be raised by any State by any mode of tax
alton except duties on imports; that each State
be allowed to assume the amount of tax, aud as
sess for the payment, or collect the same accord
ing to its own laws and by It's own officers Re
ferred
Mr. Pomeroy offered resolution asking the
Secretary of War for all orders relative 20 the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
From Missouri.

TIProS, Mo, February 2.-The division under
General Davis has been much retarded by bad
roads and swollen streams.
Wagons and artillery have sunk axle deep.
The Big Gravis, a stream ordinarily unmportant,
SWOLLEN beyond its banks. and occupied two
days in crossing.
A sharp frost having set in on Thursday night,
the roads will now support trains, and if unim-
peeled by further obstacles the column will adj
vance rapidly.
General Prentiss with his command is advanc-
ing on Lebanon to combine with the forces under
General Davis.
General Price, though so formidably menaced.
shows no signs of falling back, and from present
appearances seems determined to give battle.
Should he maintain his position, within two weeks
Springfield will be the theater of another bloody
contest, such as has made that devoted place ia
nous in the history of the war in Missouri.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON February Specials state that
the Senate is I'm executive session on the army
appointments.
The following communication has been receiv-
ed at the Navy Department from Captain John
Marson dated:
United States steamer Roanoke, Hampton
Roads Feb. lst / have the honor to report to
you the arrival during the past night of the bark
Gembach from Beaufort, North Carolina Capt
Covendy informs me that on Tuesday, the 2Sth
ult.. he heard heavy fring in the rear OF Beaufort
but he has no conjecture from whom it proceed
ed. Capt. Coyendy also reports that on Thurs
day. the Both ult., at 9 O'Clock in the morning.
while off Roanoke Inlet he heard heavy firing in
the direction of Roanoke Island, which leaves no
doubt Ia my mind that dag officer Goldsborough
is at work.
Representors of telegraphic interests now here
have suggested to the Committee on Ways and
Means their readiness to pay tax on their mes
sages, and thus contribute TO the support OF the
Government.
The chairman of the WAYS and Means com
mittee. Mr.. Stevens will endeavor TO bring the
House to a vote on the Treasury bill on Thurs
day.
Representative Hooper's speech to day was lis
-tened TO with marked attention, ii being consid
cred clear exposition of the views of the Urea
sury Department on the financial question.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in letter To
the committee, says the general provisions of the
bills seem well adapted to the end proposed.
That provision making the notes legal tender
was doubtless well considered by the committee.
and their reflections had conducted him TO the
same conclusion. He felt great fears as TO max
ing anything but gold and silver legal tender. but
owing to the large expenditure and the bank sus-
pension, the provision is indispensable
The Secretary has suggested ndments pro
viding against counterfeiting and directing the
manner in which notes are to be executed.
The Secretary addressed a note to Mr.. Spauld-
ing to day, in which he says immediate action is
OF great Importance The Treasury Is nearly
empty | have been obliged to draw for the last
instalment of the November loan. As soon as il
is paid | fear the banks generally will refuse To
receive Treasury notes. You will see the neces-
sity of urging the bill through without delay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
From Missouri.

SEDALIA, February "A commission appoint
ed for the purpose by General Pope. have been
sitting the regiments this point and discharg-
ing all unfit for service.
column moved off to-day under Colonel J
w. Fuller of the 9th Ohio.
The telegram announcing the promotion Of
Colonel Frank Steele to the rank OF Brigadier
General, was received with great satisfaction by
all the troops here. They believe him prompt.
safe, appreciative and brave, and will follow him
on the march or in the field with great confidence
and alacrity.
ST. Louis, Feb. 3-The following General Or
der will be issued in he morning:
HEAEoU ARrERs DEPARTMENT or MrssouRf)
ST. Louis. Feb. 2, 1862.
The President, Professors, Curators, and 9TH
er officers OF the University OF Missouri are re-
quired TO take and subscribe the oath of alIegi-
prescribed by the 9th article Of the State or.
dinamce of October, 1861. and TO file the same N
the office of the Provost Marshal General IN this
citv.
Those who fail to comply with this order with
in the limit of thirty days, will be considered as
having resigned their respective offices, and if
any who so fails shall thereafter attempt to OBJ
tain pay, perform the functions OF said Office.
he will be tried and punished for such offence
This institution having been endowed by the
Government Of the United States, It's funds
chOhd AOl br uscu w ttdCii utdcOu vi W nlrtfu1l
traitors.
The authorities of the University should there
fore expel from it, walls all persons who, by
word or deed, favor, assist. abet rebellion
The President and Directors Of all railroad
companies in this State will be required to take
and subscribe the oath of allegiance in the form
within the time under the penalties prescribed In
the preceding paragraph
They will also be required to file bonds FOR
such sums as NAV be designated by the Provost
Marshal General that they will employ no con
ductors, engineers, station masters, or other off
GERS. agents or employees. who have not taken
the oath Of allegiance. and who are not LOYAL to
the Union.
No contracts will hereafter be made by Quar-
termasters or Commissioners in this Office when
sHch persons do not lake and subscribe to an oath
OF allegiance prescribed By the act of Congress
approved August 8, ie6l.
Purchasing officers are prohibited from making
purchases OF persons who are known 70 be dis
loyal 10 the Government. Where articles neces
sary Tor the public service are he'd only by dis
loyal persons, and can not be purchased of Union
men, the fact viii be reported 70 these head
quarters. when the proper Instructions will be
given
All clerks, agents and coal employees in the
service of the United States in this Department
will be required 10 take and subscribe 70 the oath
prescribed by the aforesaid act Of Congress.
The attention of all military officers is direct
ed TO this order.
ANY one who shall hereafter keep in the Gov
ernment employ persons who fail 10 take the
oath OF allegiance, or who announce and advo-
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sr fELssRsrH.l
New York Market.

NEW Yonx, February 3.
Flour advanced about sc per brl with mod
crate demand for home consumption sales at
- SOFAS 90 for superiihe State: s. s5fd5 %
for extra State. chiefly at s. SOFAS s.: SIS GOA
% for snpertine Western: So S0(a5 81 for com
mon to medium extra Western; So 95(G6 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
SO l5d6 rs for trade brands, market closing
quiet.
Corn meal quiet and unchanged with small sales
at former quotations.
Whisky market dull and dropping; sales at
231sc
Wheat opened a shade firner and closing firmer
with shippers not disposed to operate very freely;
Chicago spring 81 30(al "a, the latter price for
white; Milwaukee club 81 35@l Sc; amber
Iowa 81 IS: red State 81 al; red jersey 81 40;
amber Michigan 81 46@l 49,; very choice
white Kentucky 81 Soc; amber Kentucky 81 Al
al 10; spring State 81 %; white Indiana
81 45@l &c
Corn frmer with moderate demand for export
and home consumption; sales at Zoe tor mixed
Western. and Coo for prime delivered.
Rye firm; sales at S3(Gs5c.
Barley scarce and nominal at $4,000
Oats quiet and unchanged sales at Il@42c.
Moasses quiet without change in price.
Lard market heavy but prices without ma
terial change; sales at 7114@s1sc.
Butter selling slowly at ll@l5c tor Ohio and
locale for State
Dressed hogs in fair demand at 4@4ls; West
ern 4Lc -
Pork market rules quiet and firm; small sales
at Sl20l3 for mess, Sl3@l3 80 for West
ern and city prime mess. So 25@s 30 for prime
Beef quiet; market very firm; small sales
at Si@4 80.
Cut meats unchanged.
Cheese dull and nominal at 512@7c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

Cincinnati uar.xci.


C1xcfxx sri. Fshruary3
Flour closed dull with not much demand: So
perfue sold at 81 lad %.
Wheat firm at s596sc for rel and 909s5c for
white
Corn firm at 29c and Ia good demand.
Oats unchanged at 2Sc-
Rive Is held ut 50@52c.
Barley in good demand at 50(d SIC.
Hogs firm; sales. of 900 head at 50 25@
30
Ness pork easier; country 50 s069 Is: city is
still held at $40
Lard dull; sales at 61s@s74c. chiefly the
former rates.
Bulk meats dull 4lsc for sides delivered.
Green hams IN good demand; sales at 3G3Ssc
Groceres quiet and unchanged.
Molss~es lc lower and dull; small sales at $50
10 cents.
Coffee firm at 1870.
Sugar dull and unchanged at 9Isc for Cuba,
and l054c tor New Orleans.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
". II ACkkAN.
Assistant Adiutanf Gen<rsl

Reliable Information from Lebanon says that
Gen. Curtiss i now in that place. The number
OF troops there IS constantly increasing. Ii -
doubtless ms intention % remain ai that place
until AL his forces arrive which viii be several
days vet. as some OF them have not started,
considerable number Of which are under order.
70 march this morning, and probably within two
or three days al that are going will have depart
ed. The roads between this place and Lebanon
are almost impossible. Fifty teams are said 20
be this side of the Gasconade river, waiting for
the water 60 scbside.
RoLLA, Feb. 2-There j. rumor, bu, not
generally believed. that Price has recently been
reinforced by $4,000 Confederate troops from
Arkansas, and is preparing TO give our army q
hard fight.
The 81 Missouri cavalry are now nearly all
here: but one or two companies remain 81 come
up This regiment is 20 be attached 10 General
Sigel's division.
LEAvINwoRrH. Feb. 3.-Commiss:oner Vim.
p. Dole had interview Saturday with the
various Indian chiefs. including the loyal Creeks
aud Seminoles.
The Commissioners promised 70 aid the loyal
Indians against the rebels. and the chiefs agreed
TO take the field with their warriors
Col. Destzler, of the Kansas lst. and JeDnison
of the 9Th, have been appointed acting Brigadier
Generals
The friends of Gen Lane declare he viii enter
the military service If he has to serve as pri
vate.