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WANTED---Sl0O0 TO $40, 600

In the City of Portland, for which from to per
cent in interest will be paid.
Address Post Office, Box 34S. augl6d&w4w
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Dtff D !. On " MIC INu1 mn
or ground ia oil and Red
Lead - 40 y 100 ibs.
Lahdrge Bic, O.riie Of
Zinc . c y ib. PrHssiag
Biae, permiiioR, Chrome
feiiotr, IenefiaR Red %.
Spanish BroWn dry 20,
ia oil 30 lse ad raj. YET
iOT and other Ochres SOC
u 100 TBS, Paris White
dry G0c, ia oil 81 81,
Whiting SOC p 100 Tbs.
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"BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD "
Health and Strength Secured,
BY THE USE OF THE
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE,
DIR. Langley's
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

COMPOSED of sarsaparilla Wild Cherry Yellow
~ Dock, 1'riekley Ash, Thoroughwort, Rhubarb,
Mandrake. Dandclion, &c. all of which are com
pounded as 10 act in concert, and assist Nature in
eradicatng disease.
The effect of this medicine Is most wonderfhl-it
acts directly upon the bowels aud blood bv removing
all obstructious from the internal organs stimulating
them into healthy action the fountains of
life, purifying the blood cleansing IL from all humors
and causing it 10 course through every part of the
body restoring the invalid to health and usefulness.
They cure and eradicate from the ~ st5m Liver Com
plant, that main wheel of many diseases. Jaun-
dance in its worst forms, all Bilious Diseases and
foul stomach Dyspepsia. Cosiiyeness all kinds Of HUI
Indigestion, Headache. Dizziness Piles Heart
burn, Weakness Pains in the side and bowels, Flatu-
iency. Loss of appetite, and torpid diseased Liv-
disordcred stomach or bad blood. TO which all
more or less subject IN Spring and Summer.
More than 1900 persons have been cured by this
medicine. II Is highly recommended by Physicians
everywhere. Try 1t and YOU will never regret it.
Sold by all dealers in Medicine everywhere Mt only
25 and 3S cents per bottle. Orders addressed TO
GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co, BosroS
junc2ld4m
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TESTIMONIALS

Commercial House. Portland, June l6. 1862
Having introduced the Anderson Spring Bed Bot
tom, into my house. after trial. pronounce it to be
easy and healthy bed. l am using several kinds
of spring bed bottoms. but consider the Anderson
fully equal if not better than the best.
n. j. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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THE MARKETS.
Portland Mholesale Prices Cnrrent.
Expressly corrected foI

Portland WhOlesaIe Prices Current.
Expressly corrected for the Press to Sept. "a
IN additional duty Of Hops.
10 PC is tecied on all mer- Duty: DC y fb.
chdauiSe not imported d. First Sort 1862. IA tll5
fD.4lll fLo onLr<.u u.ac.. 4
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Pier ana Mantle Mirrors.

"TfH Oval, Square Eiptieal frames, with
w Rosewood, Black Walnut Gilt finish made
to order, of any size style or design. of new and
elegant patterns; also cheap Looking Glasses and
plates reset in old frames, by
MORRISON s co, 2s, Market Square.
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IFrom Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,. !

from Hon. Lot VI MOrriII1
Having used Anderson Spring Bed Bottom. car
eheerfully recommend il as excellent article.
Augusta, Aug 8, 1862. LOT NJ MORRILL,.
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Ity sinok'd Hams

Duty: Cleaned lie, Pdd-
dy ac p ib.
Rice y ib. ........629 II
/ Rum.
Portland distilled. 45 a4Sc
\ Saleratu..
Saleratus y ib.....6l q &c
4 Salt.
Duty: IN bulk lsc, and in
bags 2ic y loo lbs.
fTurE's - hhd
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Having become fully satisfied of the benefit of tn
Anderson Spring Bed BOTTOM l have purchase,
three of them fiye dollars EACH and do cheer
fully recommend them to the public
Wateryille May. 1851. DIR. n. II. BOUTELL
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MEDICAL.
BLINDNESS CURED.
A Remarkable Case of boy who was cured by
DIR. III. j. BOYNTON,

OF Scrofulous Ophthalmia, as the following facts will
shows
aeExA "FOR long time the boys eye-lids had
h< been entirely closed. His case was consd-
~ cred almost hopeless. The boy was put
der the care Of DIR. b., and after great pa
uence and perseverance, with his electrical treatment
and with other euratyes he able TO lift his eye-
lids, when 1t was discovered that false membrane
had formed and covered the entire eyes. This
removed by Dr. Boynton, and the boys eye-sight is
entirely restored and his ewes stronger than ey-
er before This should be known to all persons who
are similarly afflicted. Although understand that
the Doctor has for many years, in his operations on
these delicate organs-the eye and ear met with en-
nent success he has not deemed it necessary keep
blazing before the public his surgical skill in this par
ticular part of his profession but has been silently
performing cures, many of them of remarkable
character"
~ Certificates from numerous of his patients
will testify to his successful operations all OF which
may be seen at his office.
No. 369 Congress Street, Portland.
d& Wfm1
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Duck.
Duty: 80 pc nd raj.
Ravens. ..... =. .40ctO
Portland, No. 8. 81 10
" No. 10. 4s 10
Navy, S'r, No. 3. none.
3" " No. 10. none.
Tent Duck.
u. 5. 10 OF. -. 80 0
+" II oz. -. SO az
Feathers.
Duty; 30 pc dd raj.
Live Geese p ib. so abs
Russia. ........... Is a.
Fish.
Duty. For 100 lbs forei9i
caught - Herring : /
Mackerei 50. Salmon SO
and all other picked i,
bbis. 81 50 II bbi., other
rise soc y c,rt. From
pror;nees free
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Mr.. ID. h Frohock has furnished the beds in my
house with the Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" and
take pleasure in recommending this article the
most convenient, economical and comfortable thing
of the kind with which am acquainted.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-27

Portland, May 9th, 1862
This is to certify that l have been cured of Liver
Complaint of nineteen years standing by Mrs. Man
chester.
lsigned,l j. W. MORSE.
w4N
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Duty: Sperm, H'hdIe and
other Fish Oils Of for
eign fisheries 20 pc Gd
raj, Linseed. HeRpseed
and Rapeseed23c y gal,
Oiire pc. Salad SOC,
Palm, Seal and Cocoa
nat l0c y gal.
Portland Kerosene
llluminat'g Oil 40 Cdi5c
Machine. .........15 e
tlartiit- ----....-.
sperm Winter, i cool G5
Whale, ref. Wint. 20 a15
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a "a
IOS NEW STOCK. AOf

INTERIOR ADCRsMENgS
Just received . choice selection Of new and de-
PAPER HAN6INGs.
From the rich ana ornate 20 the most chAsts and
simple patterns. appropriate Tor psrorf. LAll3,
dining rooms. and chambers.
FIREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, 40.
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitation
u EGld, S SSa eoRn Sss
window Shades OF any rec Ired syle or size made
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(Warraateo to bs Elued with gold lsaLD
Tho handsomest and largest assortment IN the
DISTRICT, from the best ManusotorJ in the
country.
Also, al assortment of DARK Wood Frames. With
,SutIf1l variety VI smsll sized Oval aud Card
Vnite Frames Of forsiEn and domestic manufko-
tuere. Passepatouu, 30.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
Different si1es snd oolors. Pl cturs Inrs, 30.
Purchasing exclusively for sh. the abovr goods
(aooorcinf to their suaity) will be disposed of az
as low rates a. they csn be purchased for in the
District No misrepresentation made to effect
sales.
Orders lor Pebsrhsnsips or Window shsdes
e9eented W experieuosd woskmsn, IN city or
. A cali solicited from those needing the above
goods.
FERNS cash. MARKRITER.
Remember the number-No. $50 Seventh street,
s.doors above Odd Fellovs' hail; and the ter ns
Dash for goods and labor. lie Sl-imifs
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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DIR. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
8ERB DOCTOR

FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
F ER0 II THE CITIZENS OF WASHING;
herb DOCTOR.
PosT OFFICE, Washington, d. c., June %.
This IL to certify that have intensely suffered
for many years from dyspepsia, loss OF appetite,
haustion, cholic, pain In the breast, &C., &c.
After trying the meat scientific Doctors Of the
present day without the least particle of relief,
Till commenced to use DR.. Tumblety's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me to health.
6. b. CLARK, Post Once.
Good Meas for All
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1862.
This is To certify that l have been stone blind
Washington failed to cure me- was led to Dr.
Tumblety blind, and In a most pltlable and de-
plorable condition. My eyes appeared like IL
Gers, +" nich discharged great quantity OF pus or
Persona wishing further particulars can call and
see me SKvA BAILEY,
At Mrs. Bartour's, 37S Sd st.. bet ID and e.
WASHINGTON CITY, June %, 1862.
To the PsSlie IL have been under the practice
Of DR.. Tumblety for some time. When I frst
applied to him he stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asklpg me any questions
whatever. Nv complaint was a violent cough,
denoting consumption, and rheumatism. His
first treatment WA to restore the lungs and evede
the cough, which his medicines accomplished.
The rheumatism, which 10 OF long standing, he
undertakes to cure, and II he can accomplish
truth, az well known in Washington city for
nearly nine years az florist on the Island.
->---- WM. HUsHBs, 9TH and B sts.
CoasImptios Cured.
Or. Tun!5lety-DSaT SiT:-I am happy to state
my case follows IL had been efiic.ed with
constipation, pain In the breast, hectic fever In
cessant cough, copious expectoration Of matter,
and continual wasting away Of the whole body
From the symptoms II appeared could not suI-
vive many months, but contrary to the expecta-
tons Of every one, DR.. Tumbletv has cured me ]
JOHN BENNETT. Foreman
Of Nailor's Stable, bet. 10 and tx sts.
Deploya6Is Condition Of Body and Mad.
was almost dead with pain in my chest, back,
shoulders, side and head; was debilitsted that I
could scarcely walk. NV mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were II not for DR..
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. / am now com pleteIy
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN. P street,
between 18th and 18th, Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 1, 1862.
Or. TrmbIsty-Dear Sir AS You are always
disposed 70 make known everything calculated
TO benefit society, have concluded to send you
brief statement Of a cure recently performed on
me by your Herb Medicines. | became so low
and emaoiated with dyspepsia, liver complaint
my room, and my case seemed hopeless. My
physician not being able to relieve me, applied
to Dr. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. JOHN s. WALSH
je 5-3w Sexton st. Matthew's Church.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SATURDAY, June q.

SATURDAY, June %.
SENATE Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the secretary Of War trans
uniting Official reports OF the battle Of Pittburg
Landing, 100 In number; referred.
MIR. King presented petition Of discharged
soldiers, asking that boun les, &c. be paid them;
referred,
Mr.. Wade presented petition Of citizens Of
Ohio, ssfing more vigorous prosecution Of the
war; referred.
House bill FOR the relief Of the Panama Railroad
Company; passed. The bill provides for the
payment OF S7,47S for t.aT sportation !
The bill to provide a land once In Nevada
Territory was taken up and passed.
The bill TO establish certain national arsensIs
was taken up and discusied. The bill provides
for srse"s,~ ~ Columbus, (onIo,) Indianapolis,
and Rock Island.
Wilkinson proceeded TO advocate Its psssase
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DIED.

On TIA NH instalf, ENRY D0NELSON, son
q John ". and Mira Bright, ssed months and
fss rslsslyes and lsfsslntanoss Of TIE Ami y
are respectfully layi,sa Z, attend the funsra, tsis
(ssturdsyJ evening att O'Clock.
On rhs 18th iastant, st bis re.ldsnes, Msssachu
sstts sssnas, betvsea ID snd 81 itrsets, John ~ |.
LEACH, q. el about 1o2 years, alter two weskS
nis funeral viii take place Sunday aftsrnoon, &C
4 o elocE The relatives ans nds are Invited to
ntnerd, without fna taer notice.
IN the morning Of the 2ith instant. about seyon
o,elcoK, on Cspit0l Hill, Mr. JOHN CAN p
kssLL. May be rest in p.sos. Amen!
IA fane, q .ssss pisss on sunday Afternoon. the
oath a. o'clock. s.rr 81
O,Tru.sY NoTrel The frisnds add soS nsint-
sness q IAe Aks AlChAEt ChAkkks r. =,
ssfs ,I.ss f ssorT..e.n C.isoLs. Bsryiss
az xs.ss - .ins sss,
- 80 ais scaSse On Friday, The sesh day Of
TO-. p.u,. fndisus. On the 18th instant.
no dAkD BALL aged sSssn ponias an;
Ssys.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Makessy Aeqsiffsd-June
witnesses were examined to rebut the testimon Nv
for the defense In the case OF James Mahoney.
charged with murder, and the case was given Ia
After few minutes they returned, and rendered
verdict Of not guilty. and the prisoner was
thereupon discharged.
Jrss % On motion CT Mr.. Thompson LIoyd
ID. simpson, ESQ was admitted IN attorney Of the
court
The trial OF George Dyer for assault and battery
with Intent to kill John Wheeler, was taken up
The case grows out OF fracas between a number
Of negroes, In Georg etown some weeks since, In
which the former drew pistol and shot the latter,
but not seriously.
w. d. Shupp aud Henry Thomas were dis
charged lrom jail at the suggestion Of ths Grand
Jury.
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A SICK SOLDIER IN TIE srH>fr.-Lsst night.
named j. D. Ward, lying n the street He said
be had undertaken % wsh short distance frosa
The hospital bon had o<ef estimated his strena Ia
ana WA unable 10 retnrn without aid. He vaa
promptly and tenlerly assisted 70 the hospital q
fadiciary squss, by the poiieensa.
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tn II K A X MY PEA ST!
i A Parody on Dryden,
gu. notA
DRY PARODY,

TVS Ut o glorious feast. for Norfolk Y on,
By pstrot sword and gun,
Aloft, with Joy elats,
The gallant BURNSIDE safe,
Rhode Islands noble son.
His valiant staff we're rang ed srtund,
SAeir apDetltts As sharp as swords new ground,
And tenn ting cheer he taols crowned.
Dayton's rare Boston CRACKERS wed
With PIIs from the same source supplied,
And match ess vnIte SPLIT BRElp 6oside-
Beeltsful heelthful hsalthful fare
Meier for the brave,
On land or wave.
Did skill daiutler feast prepare!
Healthtuli he.ltnfSi healthfuI fare!
Meier for the brave,
On land or wave,
Did skil q d.intler feast prepare!
The ofhosrs ead soldiers Of tbs ". Army uni
yersally ADMIT the suI ericrIty of DAYTON'S
SPLIT BkEAD, BOSTON CRACK RS, PIC
MIC CRACKERS. FRESH FRUIT PIES, 30,
30, sver al other deca cies, light or substantial,
a. Jet lntr .Cuoed IN % the Union osmps The STAT
Of the Army declare they are the staff Of ife "
= III. Bakery 458 Eleventh street, Warrington,
ID. y. je2JIv
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ANOTHER CHuRcH OTYERxD.-The trustees OF
the Seventh Presbyterian Church, situated On
Seven. street, Island, have offered their church
TO Government for hospital purposes; and the Sec
retaTy Of War has notified them nat she offer WY
be lard before the Surgeon General, and the Ger
accepted II more churches Ghould be requir>d for
the accommodation OF the sick and w>undeo-
This church 10 one Of the most convsaieat and
best ventilated In the city.
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CKyTEXL GuARDHOusE CAsBs -Bsfeys yssfses
Cla,E -TGomas Purnsll. drunk, lying asleep 10
TIE street. with pocket full Of money; fned %
Alfred Bell, srunf; turned over 70 the military.
John cloassy, de-; do. VIM. Eagerly, indecent
fxposurr 40.
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snvxa-PLArRD wARK ANY body IN vsnt OF
Snyer-PtEted Ware, spoons, Forks, CASTOR,
3aTtsr Dishes, Syrup Piichsr, cresmers, suesf
Bowls, Salt Stands, etc, had better e. at the
Dollar store No as PeansyIvania avenue, near
Pour snd-s-half st., and supply themsslves fOs
one dollar. le N-l&t
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MARRIED.

On thu sstA aastss. 81 the rssidercs Of the brides
faif er Utics, m, y, b. ksy. Gas. Knox. della
no n, SMITH. Ess, 81 .WsshIngt on, 70 Miss
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FouxrH WAND STATION cAszs -Bgors yss-
,i.s Waifsy-John Morrison, dlsordefly conducI
fasd q. John Taylor, do; 20. 81
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8 MxRaIrD,-D: T. Smith, ESQ, CHIEF clssk of
with "new wife," las see notice,l and tshea
ROOMS In Caroline Terrace, I street, opposits
Franklin Square, At the lAie residence of DE-,
Breed,
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PKRsoNAL.-Col. Charles o. Rogers, proprietor
Of the Boston Journal, Is at willsrds'.
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,.S.a. 0hs sS5 Ii.u.en.. Joioael .ss Fii.s Lieu.
tenant 90 Captain. O) Captain.
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PIc-Src FOG the benent OF sick and wounded
soliiers 10 aanoaaced % 70 take place at Mr.
L-!q's SEVENTH street Park, on Monday next, JOih
G9sd music las been engages, ana oay OF en-
tgyurut nav be looked for tbs Germans are
prov .rbial 70, their good taste In geitipg up en-
fsrt.iaments Of this sort.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
FROM COLUMBUS.

CoLuMBus, Nov. II.
Gsb9 Cooper ia. issued a6IotdsslrSI
qui.ing al parolled offiGers aud priHat6s
who have been ordered to Camps Chase
and Wallace, and are absent with or with
out leave, to report forthw at the latter
camp. so that they may be sent 10 their
regiment without unnecessary delay. -
Lieutenant Colonel Alex. s. Ramsey. ol
the 45lh, Capt. Jacob Koenig. Of the 39th
Lieut.. Abram Wing. Of the 47th. and
Lieut.. Samuel Billings. ofihs 4alb, arc
among ths late designations.
Orders from thaI Wdr Department dis
miss from the service Lieutenant Colonel
J B ARMSTRONG Of the 95th, to date
from Oct ed; Capt. Stump; OF abs 81 u
to date from Sept. 26th. I Capt Alex
Miller aud Lieu, Harlan P. Christie of tbs
68n are dismissed with loss of pay ans
allowance due them. aud Lieut.. Truman
@. Gutter is dismissed ifr repeated ab
sence withou; leave. drunkenness and
general worthlsssness.
Capt. Clark of thee Seth and Lisuten
ant Ralph Lockwood Of the 9TH Infantry
are honorably discharge ON accdh6tso
disability.
The 9Th Cavalry has nearly $50 mel
in camp.
The time for raising the S7,h. Colone
Banning, has b.en extended to Decembe
ist.
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Important Army Intelligence.

WAsHINGToS, Nov, 1.-The news from
the front is important The whole army
is in motion toward fredericksburg. What
is the place OF operation after II shall b.
helG as base, does not appear. The con
dition Of the army is such as to give its
General great confidence 10 the result Of
the next batls. Wehkve more men than
thu rebels. but it not impossible that Lee
may outhumber Burnside when he stops
lo--6ghts !, ., SrfFa y7h - ltt
Wi h Fredericksburg as the lread9uaf.
ters Of our army. il will be rasy IL 'forn
ish it with supplies by Acquia Creek and
the railroad thence 10 fredericksburg.
The War Department will hereafter III.
sist that subs i,ules must enter old reei'
ments, 10 remain nine months; and with
this understanding The Govrnment viii
prefer substitutes TO tho original drafted
men,, .s- "a.
1tis believed that an stack upon Char
lesion will not be long postponed. The reb.
els have been making Preparations fol
the attack for several weeks. and say they
will not surrender. the city simply be-
cause il may because il may be at Che
mercy of our ifon-elads. The citizens
will be ordered to leave, and the city will
be burnt rather than be surrendered,
So far as | can learn Co,h the army
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From the Army ofthe Frontier.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Nov. I7.-Matters
with The Army oi he Frontier are ih stsi
tn quo. Preparations are teing made.
however. which indicate q. demonstration
in some quarter before long, The army
has been some VIII at reorganized, and sew
.eral volunteer regiments OF the new levy
are added 10 the army, insexchapges for
Missouri State militia regiments, whosarc
10 occupy the towns in the state. The
change is G atifyiug to,all parties.
The enemy in Arkansas are reported at
90 900 under Hindman, aud 95 900 under
Holmes, the former near Or rk, aud the
Ia Ter mar Little Rock. There are how.
ever, not to exceed LOO men in Little
Rock. q 2 '' % q o. " T 7I
The northwestern portion of Arkansas
whence we drove the rebels. is quiet anf
uLdislurbed, except from small bands Of
guyrillas, 1t is notliktly the rebels viii
again attempt TO occupy that portion ,ol
the stats. -.,.''ar.. '..'. aan in- .1H. ,lalaaf
Gen. Blunt, with The First Division o
this army, occupies Northwestern Kansas
and d portion ofthe Indian T,rriory, III
is working salt mines .bere, which yield
abnndantly. In this division there ar'
three Or foufsre simehts pflpyal ludiaus
WHO have been driven from tLeif homes
They make good soldiers, are willing auC
obedisnt. enduring and patient, The!
go, al oil times and IL, all places WITH tn
utmost ,slacrisy, They have copddeuc
in their leaders and glory in their cause
They are brave. generally. good maj ksmel
ami well abpted to skirmishigg and wood
6ghdOg. ~f @HN '-'"O'A ~AolsV
Gen Blunt reports the deserrioa c
many disloyal Indians sincedhs retreat G
Cooper aut Stand welt, and says that ma
ny are coming over to Join his forces. - ~.
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lgToqg aHF oRavOE.s siaoo yguv
From the HeW Yohk Poa.
Colonel Ludlow, an able and Intelligent
toIficer on the staff Of Gen, Dix, has just
completed arraugemonl' %ilh 1beA fsijsi
! Commi siopers Tor mutual exchange Of
all prisoners of var q Tbs Iesalt, a. glvrn
III report from Foriless Monroe, is more
favorable to Us than was generally expect.
Cd. The boasts OF The rebels, Of lhs i'm.
menssTnywbsr Of pSisoasFA tbsyy yhASg y .
Ken. prov. 10 have az lI'ls foundation "a
many of their other assertions; and tie
account nov stands 10 our favor by about
DIX .s.tn,s A4ps''d ss and
Thus, though at HarPer's Ferry and on
some other occasions, We have lost more
than ihe enemy, and lhus given him occa.
sig6. I'D LlsIbssstsI y $pBrs hag99 NIc
whole, and taking the West with East,
tho advantage is largely with u. What
is true Of prisoners is true also Of the gea.
eral results Of the ygA The rebels msy
have gained some Sigh. advantages IN thN
East; bu. their blows have been returned
with heavy interest in the West. and our
losses on theRemqsyf,brys been prae
lup by the suceessas Of Roscrans, Grant,
Scho6eld. Curtis, Mitchell, Morgan, and
others. The ay@age II sueeers hks 1he
surplus Of prisoners held. and now that
sn energetic aad hithern always success
f'd captain isab l!IcI had 0iyp ggsatest
army, we may hope 10 see the East re-
tri, We for itself what it has lost. and riva
'ho West ipsths cejpFityIana YcIusof its
Operations.
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Hherenhnuts Of Jacksnn.

New Y5nk. Nov ~ Rffarper's Fer.
ry letter of Sunday saws Jackson's main
force is at Stevenson's Station, ! s miles
this side of Winchester TT,AR variousIy
stated at 40 900 to 10000, bu, no! likely
10 eYgssd $4,000 Jackson never let
the valley, but moved d"wD tic Wesl side
Of the Blue Ridge. while our army ad'
yanced along HIS East, skilpisl,ipg, at the
Gaps with our advance. but never offer
irg serious battle, When ii BECAME
knnwnstiat orlrearrhgehad,no iutenlioaerc
enter the valley, JscIs son relraced hi.
steps. His advance extends AS far AZ
Bath, Two miiesfrom Hancock His cav
airy occupy Marinsburg Jackson
headquarters is at Bunker Hill.
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