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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
HARPER l. BROTHERS,
FRANx LIN SQUARE, NKw-foRKi
Pubhsh This Day:

FRAsx1Is seyAES NnwY0Hk
sHN1IrE OF EDWARD IRVING. Mini,,er, q the NJ:
and Core. pondonce By Mrs OIPBAsr. A1thpI Of Mar
er.t The Laird Of IT,, Th s. Dsy. on S shs
Life THE Last Of the Mortimer " Inc house w WV
Moor" &c. With Portrait. syo, , Cloth, 81
all him nm bs whole the best man have ever sef
iria enough this world or now hope 70 TO Ed
the emphatic testimony borne BY mas, ha .,o1r Of IT.
vna, life 80 dcult ite with "p,thetic truth has been
q last given to word by writer VINO hss .n1
S,sssnsien Of wsn which The life o .h %
be unfoded TO those who are LETT we can os :;
np Mhs SI She has contributed to our lit
srsture that wiir.nk smons ihe eess OF ~
ere tina. may placed by the aide oil hannas LIE Of
ehAi"' From RaekuooG, Magazine.
NV, thank Mrs Oiphant for her beautiful and pathetic
narrative Here book which few Of any creed can read
p 'nd ,ss ~ Sns
Ss read sy any woud form just appreciation of his
A''s WIZ ''D From Msckiliap's Mseazns
"Hsr work is admirable presenting most living con''t-
Wv ''N From The Saturday Review.
M. ousas have niche in every gallery religions biOss
ply. There few hives Of the saints that III be fuller Of
Instruction interest," f sna e TS. Asbs".um
TIE book 10 not one to be read lightly snood oe cen sf
questions. sincerity, opinion, and mistake"
Uiphtnt deserves our deepest icI
ssmpsled feel that Of God among Us whom
tried persuade ourselves to have been messenger
81 the Devi-"-lf. d. Maurice
oRLEY FARM A Novel By ANTHONY THorle,s, Au.
PARSONAGE" The Berusms," g Castle Richmond" The
West Indies and The Spanish MAN, The Three CeIks
"Tne Struggles Of Brown, Jones and Robinson" &c. HAS
tratsd BY M,.l.is svO., 9th, 81 %; Paper, 81.
Orley Farm IN some respects M Tfoopes
In n dm nSss sy N FARM n5T w s ss'
.eve., has yet denested the h,er me. o.
sad power London Spectator, Oct il, 1904
HARPER G. BROTHERS
Have Just Published
MEMOIRS OF THE REV. NICHOLAS MURRAY, D. d;
$780, E sx Sss aud the Last etc. etc With see
Portrait limo, Cloth 81 co.
A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY CHARTS:
Twenty-Five IN Nomse designed lor course o. Neuep,
Pce Of The entire Set, in Sheets o. co. Mounted 90
Atlas Form, III co.
ANA. UAL OF INSTRUCTION IN OBJECT LESSONS.
ether Aid. ~ Teaching. By MARCUS WILSON limo,
Cloth, SIC
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH H., CALLED FREDERICK
THE GREAT. By THoxAs CARLILx. Vol ILL.,, with
Portrait and Maps limo, Cloth 81 ~
HoGREGoR's LOGIC. A System Of Logic, comprising 8
Discussion Of the various Means OF acquiring aud retaining
Knowiedee and svoidog Error. BY r. McGRseoss, A NJ.
limo, cloth. ~ cents
FIRST BOOK IN CHEMISTRY. For the Use Of Schools
and Families By WoEraiSaroN HOOKER, NJ D., Pro.
fsssr of shs Theory Practice Of Medicine in xe Col
sse Au,hor Of The CiiId's Book of Mature" Natural
History" &c. Illustrated BY Enrayings. Square <is.
eloth So esnts
OLIVE BLAKE's GOOD WORK; A Novel. By yOns
CoRpY JKAFFkKsoN, Author Of Isabel OF tho Young
Wife and the Old Love-" 8vo., paper. 70 cents.
ABEL BRAKES WIFE. A Novel, BY JOHN sirypExs.
svo. paper Is cents
" Sent by mail onsrecsipt Of price,
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MINNESOTA STATE LOAN-PROPOSALS
vi FOR 100000.
0YUcn OF THs TaEAscRhR or STATE,

UFHCm OF 1fEAsthhk OF oIAtb'
SAINT PAuf, Oct. 4. 1852 }
The legislature Of the state Of Minnesota having
passed authorizing the Issue Of the Bonds Of the
State to the Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars the
proceeds be applied desy the growing out oil
tie present Indian said Bonds being made payable IN ten
years ths time they negotiated Of Interest
sxcecding eight cent sDnun payable en annu
ally In City Of NewYoTk notice hereby given thst pro-
poAs will be received by the for the whole or
part said amount hr Bonds TO be Issued In sums OF 900
each at he banking office Of Me.su NJ Myers 20, 10
q Broad st.. S.wYork. until SATURDAY, November the
first u O'Clock M the money 20 be paid 10 u = Irea'uy
Notes upon the delivery Of the Bonds Se"-foTk Guy no
bids viii received Tor these Bonds at lees than their pa
value nor greater rate Of interest than that specihedn
the Aforesaid and the Bonds will be swsdcd 10 the bidder
orror 70 re- them at the lowest rate Of interest Bids
should be indored Proposah for Loan AID addressed 10
the undersisnsd
Care ofMrs r. p. H. MrERs & Co, Ne~-York CITY
CHARLES SCHEfkEH. Treasurer OF stale
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Real Geiaic for Sale.

hCWl S0luIt LUI Dule.
DOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND in the
i of Rye. n. T.. about half a mile from Port
chester Depot aud 20 miles om the city overlooking tho
village. ind commanding spendi view OF Long Island
aud the surrounding country For country residence ts
te cannot he rurpased. Win be sold parcels, OF he
whole exchanged for productive city pro- cry For further
particulars apply TO PECK BUSH Port hector; OF PECK
BROTHERS. No 81 ChsnbeTs-st.. New.Yon
FACTORY for SALE In BROOKLYN, near At
Il lantic Dock with ~ horsepower Engne Lo $50 Zee,
front BY 10 deep T. r. KELLOGG. No i5s P.shs. N. Y
I ANDS-To all wanting FARMS. --Lnrge and
thriving settlement Of Nineiand, mild climate thirty
miles south Of hiadephis by rao.d rich soil orops
to be growing; 2Iscre tracts, at from ~ ~ per
sce payable within four years Good Sguess opening.
good society Hundreds are settling, sud making improve
ments. Apply to CHARLES X. LANDS Postmaster Vine
Land. Cumberland County New Jersey. Letters answerod
Papers containing information will be vent Tree.
fIHE CHEAPEST FARMS are for SALE ut
Il THOMPSON STATION. H. l.. oniy 40 mile. from this
cityons Of 90 price Coo of ~ acres 800
OF 10 acres $500 and one OF acres. 6OaI eIceen
land. TerDs easy. h. n BUNCE, No City Hall place.
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Oct YOUR PICTURE,-EASIAnhTTsieS
N tales u beautiful LikENESsEs ier
and fsishsd IN 10 minutes, o. NO ~ "'''"
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Cost an0 found.

IL Tor $50 l0o drawn by JAMES MILLER IN favor Of
ID. w. G. LENT, and by him indoned Ito the order Of
LEONARD Co... dated 7th October Inst and payable IN
six month"; All persons cautioned against negot atibg
said note. the payment having been stopped
JAMES MILLER No. 5l2 Bro-dwiy
I OST or STOLEN.--1he Public are cautioned
II against negotiating the following UNITED STATES
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, the same having
been lost stolen from tue Subscribers:
Issued TO d. 4 G. KELLY.
No a. 9 dated Sept rs, 1862. 900
NO. "a 39k dated sept rs lt5l............... loo
no. "a $50 dated sept Is, Bbl............... 1000
No. n 1874. dated Sept rs. 1862 ............. 900
No. 1885. dated Sept 25 l86l............... 5000
Issued TO X. r. LOPER
No. IS 900. dated Oct. e. 1862. 1000
All payable to Bearer. BLAKE BROS. l. Co.
hew-YCrk, Oct. 49, 1862 No. 20 Wa-st.
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20 Ccf.

10 LII.
GRAND TRUNK RAlIWAY.-HOTEL
N and GROUNDS to LET At OObifAM.-To be let from
ths let Of May yearly for term Of years
agreed upon the Hotel known thu ALPINE HOUSE with
of Land adjoining the Grand Trunk Railway
81 stiop at GoThani.
The Hotel IL present occupied by Mr. John Hitchcock
who will show the premises aud further particulars may
sscersined on application to the uncei signed.
Montreal on 20 leo; !; ""' D''-'' managing Director
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OTuCE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,

OFVCE CLBvRLAND AND TOLEDO KAILhoAD Co.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 20 1852. )
NOTICE TO BONDIiOLDERS.-Th Com
IN psny Is prepared to psy, at tho Office Of Messs
VERMkYE& Co., No. a Walt, NewYor the following
Bonds Of tbs Company, with accrued interest, viz:
Junstio Railroad I'd Mortgsg~ Bends dns... 1907
Toledo NorwalE and Cleveland let Mortgage
Toledo NorwAk and Cleveland ID Mortgage
j
Cleveland and Toledo Income Bonds due Sept 1863
The privilege Of exchanging the different classes OF out
standing Bonds Of h Company for the sinking Fund Bonds
will cease rom ard sfser this date.
The Coupons Of e different classes Of Bonds VIII be paid
A. h-rsofore thsoTn Exchange Bapk, dsductiDg per
cent Government tar. JOHN GARDINER. President
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tl..a,lO a.,
Tbe anhornr thu isue Of these bonds alss provides
tha, before hs final sale the Governor and state
T..su.r NAV exchange them for hose ontsnDs bopds OF
the Sa- which will mature the 10. OF January next
Under th provision has been dsteTmBed TO prefer tie ex
change plated before offering the bonds directly Tor
sale and issue Of boads ready for delivery
and ~ ia 60 remain until tho Lot OF November next
Ample provision made IA the Law authorizing the loan Tor
Of the ntses aud REDEEM ptou 81 this issue OF bonds
1t maturity additional tar OF one cghsh OF enc mill upon
levied aid set apart sinking fund AID al nioneJsPaid
into tho Treasury the lot Of January 1863 TO the credit
Oft Primary AMI Normal Schools and Unyctny funds arc
act spsr, lor iuvsstmoBt la purchased the bonds
IN. holde Of the bonds which viii mature the LIST OF
January 1861 hereby notified that they may exchange
them dollar Soisr the issue sppieaon TO
Y. WH1EHousE, SON L MOElsON.
No. IL Wiii1rnst.
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TWENTY NEW PIANOS TO LET.
l. Also, Pianos on insisllment.. az
No. 158 BROADWAY.

TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS STOCK
" COMPANY, No 90 Walker st. New-York-An the
stockholders being superior practices. piano MAKERS this
Abs to offer hrs cas. ove.tung PiaDos at greatly
reduced prices Every instrument for i've
wood e... iron ,s .as over strung fq S..
ioI 1870, do with moldrss Sld0, do with carsdes and
ind nanebosrd tI73 i5. and 6luOt do With psaA keys
x225, fl51. and t5D; bioctay-, &lJ3. The above
Pianos the greatest bargains In the city Secondhand
Pianos a S23. go $50. go. h1o. and 100. New ME
LODEOSS At extremely low prcer- New and second hand
Pianos and MsOdroa. to LEI at 90 aud upward
rent SLOWED n purchased monthly pay neIts for
the for-gn sheet MUSIC at cents perpage Al kind.
Musc mcrchande at pces pianist ia
try new music. HORACE WArERssAsent. No. AL Broad
way.
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financial.
iii GIVE
TWENTY Ne
BE NDS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR aIr,

ISrERksr TO COMMENCE IRON DArs on PURcn.,,
The INTEREST on these BONDS 10 ct the rate OF A
per annom, payable Let Of Msy and Novembs, ,s6ssSs
which at the present rate OF pieuium Gold Is .osSf
They are the CREAPEsr GOVERNMENT sEouRrry W. -
rHa MARzEr and pay the largest interest on their
They destined To become the BEST KNOW 49, =.
LAR asd MOST AVAILABLE OF all the bonds OF the oysv.
They the bonds upon which The 0ovsnment nn esS
continued financial support wv" 70
We keep them for sale 70 facilitate iDvesnen, In th.
make them more accessible to the public and every do.s
invested In them through contributes TO the drest
mediate support Of the Government ~
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers, No. % w.n.s .
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Csrs ofMrs n. p. n. MYER. & Co, Ne~York CITY
CHARLES SCHEk{En. TsasuIer OF stale.

MICHIGAN STATE LOAN.To Holders OF
WI Bonds payable at the pleasure Of the State alter
January at1-The State OF Michigan, 1t the session
OF the Legislation. held In 1861 ps.ed law Authorizing and
deeas Governor and State Treasurer TO contract Tor
loan Of TWO MILLION DOLLARS, or much thereof a.
be deemed Necessary 20 draw interest the rate OF sS
per cent per snpum payable semi uzy 10 tho City Of
be Degated at not les than and the pro-
crrds - be applied sy to tho OF the
OF the State rhich will msiur. tho Is. Of January 1853
Under this authorization hAsbe,n dccrmood to maze the
fvuuwpg issue In 'I per cent boads OF 90 esch; ~
f7sJOoo payable I s.ure 20 years from jan l. lboI
100 ooc ayshe at pleasure IS years rem Jan J. NM
sOo0Gpsysble ct pleasure 10 yeas rom Jan ], 1907.
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DAVEN d. BACON
III Manufacturer. ~ Grand aud Square ANOfORTES.
Waeroom No. lbs Grand st.. near Broadway. N. \. The
long experience and tn. many es possess enable 10
produce lnfgsvts BY other eta osh~nt
personal attention 10 toe construction
urnt sud Of all essential changes that DO
required o. mshe perfect Piano Fors. Purchasers
vsd 10 cell assortment Of Pianos heh
VIZ are offering on favorable irrns.
Desc iptive Circulars sent by mail
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Nsm publications.

AIRS. ELEPHANTS
MI LIFE or EDWARD IRVING.
There sre lives Of ths Saints hs are ruler OF insuo
Non Interest and Consolation."-t Saturday Review.
TROLLOPE'S ORLEY FARM:
"ln this novel Mr.. Trolope has surpassed himself
Spectator.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS FOR
~ sciog the Best Authors 10 History
faeoegy. Bog Apply, Voyages and Trayes Natural History
Bibos apply Poetry and he Drama. Fiction, Ph!loosy
Architecture. Fiae As Wit and Fscetz Literary PERIOD
eals oecat Sciences, Rare Books Relating to America
&c &c Aso-llpuinaied Missar Weldon. and tine ape
eamcns Of early printed Books 10 Black Letter
The choicest and Best sssuDeut A. the Country For Sale
BY W. BOUIOS. IMPORTER OF RAJ r. AND STAND
ARD BOOKS, Ne ASH BROADWAY NewYork.
FRENCH CARTES DE VISITE ALBUMS
- BOUND IN FRENCH MOROCCO,
49, AT VERY Low PRICES.
Square Albums fer 20 ards .....,.,,........e3O 90
square Albums for ~ Csrds................... $50
square Albums for 70 Csds..............4..4 400
Cafoss 70 %
Ohlnn. S'e. ''''... %
S"'s' Nv Oddf %
noe5si discount made 10 the uaao.
snortnoent Of elegant ALBUMS kept o1nssstls On
~1"' v" scns 70 any address application
ID. APPLETON Co,
Nos ~ and rs BJosdssy
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OLIVE BLAKEis GOOD WORK. Novel By JoBS
CoKpY JKArFKKsoN, Author Of Isabel, or tho Young
wife and the Old Love-" 8vo paper. rs cents
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" Sen, BY mail cnsrecsips Of price.
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Uanfs.

4 GUIDANCE Of good select SERVANTS TO
N be had civil neat aud capable at the largest o,dos.sb
shed Institute the ~ ob-av add llst for Ger
man lIish English Protestant aud American Women Con
dqc.ed By Mrs FLOYD. Good place. always ready.
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1903 PARIS and NEW-YORK FALL
J. COO. FASHIONS IN LADIES' BONNETc.
FLOWERS. and RIBBONS.-I have some exclusive novel
ties for Lsdie. Er. w. SIMNONS. No. 6JI Broadway.
EOUNTAIN's India and American Indian Store,
Il No 653 broadway sik Goods Erns Novelties. articles
Europe many 81 which TO Be obtained only a. The
above store. Wholesale and retail
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DOCK COMPOSITORS.--Ten or Twelve good
- Composors wanted bt No is vaniewaiors'-
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MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
WI Who ssys MlLLEr dou't know how 10 hep Music
stofsi But hLLkl sBows bet~r fo be always keeps the
largest saortueBt Of PIANOS, MELODEONs CONCER-
TlSA3, GUITARS. and MUSIC aud MUSICAL lNSrRu
MESIS 10 the United St-e- the lowest cash pces Or
dsEs from all part. promptly allied.
MILLEIfs Music Store No 1S5 Brosdway
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ABEL BRAKES WIFE. 4 Novel, BY JOHN sirypExs
tvo., paper cents
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fI,HE BUSINESS COLLEGE, ASSOCIATING
l. PRACTICE WITH TIIEoRY.-rhe Science Of 40
co Ints Taught entirely pAnquaying young men
thoroughly for the dut-. Of the Merchant and Bsnh Per
pe,usl Membership 80 stude.ts can enter any time
board ws.hing fuel room. tc only ~ 81 Per week AZ
Columbia County ". Y.
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ynsirlutllon.

LNENCINQ.-L MULLER, ex-OIucer anu uiSS
teacher Of to the ID Regiment Chssseur fArqae
and lately from School of Bertrand Paris having en-
ey from his late Illness beg esye 70 IN
form bis pupils and of that his fencing rooms
are reopso.d the public and he is assisted by MI fn
the different branches Of that s~oia S
sword bayonrt, single stick and quarter stan NO ~ oI
Mari place. sthst Brsdy'. Oymnasiuni
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Cincinnati Market.

OiHClNEATI. July 10.
FL0UR-There is no improvement IN the market. the
demand quite light. superhne 80 20 o. So and ex-
ira 50 s094 90. Far cy sci at o. 109450.
WHIsKY- 'uoyaut under the news from New York.
The sale, comprise about 800 bbls at 2e2okc the lat
ter rate for wagon.
EU9AR-eiim at 9h@l0Hc,
C0FFEE-Quiet at 2 ih@23Kc.
M0LAesEs-steady at 49 95Oc.
WHEAT-TheIe is good sup ing demand for prime
and choice qualities OF new and DID, ami the supply
being light, advance Of 3D5c was 'ished the
market co.ing firm ut e0Desc for red and s59Oo foY
pine IndlauG Shte. Kentucky white could be 40 ID for
o5c for choice but there 10 scarcely any Offering The
quotations given above are for lots on the spot For
iutare delivery, there s scarcely any demand.
OuRN-A continued dull market and prices are again
lower, closing at 30c for and sheled In bulk with
sales Of B. 200 bushels ct this pfce
0AT5-SteAdy si,h an improved demand, and prices
are tending upward but net quotab hipher $40 ID
freely offered for bulk. lot Of 1900 busl sold at 34
@35c from store
RYE-is unchanged and dull; the nominal asking
price 4Sc but concessions wond have 10 be made q
effect sac. Of round lots.
BARLEY-Rules steady, with q fair demand and liuht
offerings. We quote prime spring and fall at 6S970c
per bush.
HAY-The demand Is limited and confined to the 10.
cal trade and the MARKETS heavy and pces to great
extent are nominal We quote prime timothy at Sll q
IL per ton for loosepressed and 9l4@ for tight press
ed on arrival
CHEEsE-Is in but limited jobblng demand, and
the mar ct rules very at &c for selected Western Re,
serve.
BUTTER The supply Of the best grades Is light and
In fair local demand q. S99llo for prime to choice
Fair to good sells at 79ec, and common at 6t16hc.
Gdssne.
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gbe Obio 5tatesnran
'TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THH --LATEST NEWS.

From General mcCloIlan's Army
The New Base OF Operntions-An-
other Route 60 RIchm ond.
New YoRK, July 16.-The Army correspond.
ent of the Times writes:
Army OF THE Potomac, July Is.
The position OF the main body OF the army,
at Harrlson's Landing, remains unchanged.
Yesterday q squadron of the Sixth u. 8. cav
airy went out mile beyond the picket line for
the purpose Of preventing surprise TO a fatigue
party on duty at point In the rear. The ene-
my's pickets were discovered, balf q mile In
advance, for upward of three hours. The two
parties sat quietly on their horses, watching
the movements Of each other, until at length
the enemy became exceedingly restless and
showed signs OF hostility. The Sixth allowed
him to advance few yards and th en- gave him
volley from their carbnes. A few shots were
fred In return by the rebels, after which they
galloped off to their original position. No one
was Injured on our side. The rebels lost three
wounded and one taken prisoner.
The main force Of the rebels Is not less than
fifteen miles from our exterior line. That would
locate them on Trent and James Hill; the for
mer of which Ia on the west and the latter on
the east side of the Chiekahominy, The new
bssies of operations will lead to our approaching
Richmond from another quarter than that OF
Mechanicsville or Fair Oaks. The public will
readily perceive the direction most likely to be
taken by the army. The only question is when
will active operations be commenced.
Give US reiuiorcements, and we will give you
Richmond. Reinforcements have already ar
rived, but do not fear repletion. The more
men we have and the sooner they join US, the
better 1t will be for themselves, the country and
the cause.
Tae transport Vanderbilt, with flag Of truce,
went nm the river veaterdav for the p9rnosa of
bringing down our wounded and sick She re
turned at late hour last night with about two
hundred on board.
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brilliant Union Victories In Arkan.
naSs -4. #u


FoRr SooTT, KANSAS, July ga messenger
from the Indian expedition near Fort Gibson, in
the Indian Territory, arrived here last night,
and reports that detachment of the Sixth and
Ninth KAnsAs regiments had surprised Colonel
CAfHey's command Of from five TO six hundred
rebels, and captured ell their munitions, camp
equipage, etc. Thirty rebels were found dead
on the field. f.f ID i.- alhs8z3
Mcclure, the notorious half breed, command
er of rebel Indians, was taken prisoner.
Our forces under Brig. Gen. Blunt have pene,
tratod South ss far as the Arkansas river,
where they will makea halt for the present.
Fort Scott has been made military post dur.
ing the war. ,e. -..., ,..s
: sPRiEeTIELD, Mo-, July l7.--An expedition re-
cently pent from here under Major Miller, Of
the Second Wisconsin cavalry, consisting of one
section of DAvidson's battery and detachments
Of the Tenshth Illinois, Second Wisconsin and
Third Missouri State militia, numbering
about six hundred men, attacked the combined
forces Of Raina,, Caffey, Hunter, Hawthorne
and Tracy, about Une thousand ak hundred
sEong, eight miles beyond Fayetteville, Ark
early tuesday morning, completely routing
them with heavy loss. Maj Miller's com maud
marched seventy five miles in two nights and
took the rebels by surprise.
|, Our loss was small Ek Ges 3Et
Col. Hall, Of the 4ih Missouri militia, sts,
toned et Mt, Vefnoa, reports the killing o
twenty -dne gnerrillas, and the capture OF twelv,
hundred pigs Of Head during the past few days