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7. +. RILEY, Sec.
Twinsburg, July s, 1868.
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CHICAGO BIARKET-June ,,

Rl0ur-Fery dull
Wheat-Hasa declinR tendency. Sales al q O79
Corn-DulI and decided y to Sc Sales at 4O]{c
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LIZ N. w 4AA4s
On the motion for the acceptance Of the
resolution, six voted "aye" and four ono !"
one member, Mr.. DUNCAN, being absent.
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The receipts Of grain at Toledo for the week ending
July 4, were as follows: -four, 81 .222 Bbls; wheat
1855 bushesi corn, T7,sa7 bushels; oats Il O5O
bushels rye, 100 bushels .#.
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The same committee reported that the city
now owns Is horses, not one over eight OF
under six years old. They cost the city
81, 800, or $l92.30 each. The authority for
| purchasing said horses was given the Com
mittee on Fire and Water BY a resolution OF
! the old GounciI-
ORG. Folsom, Market Superintendent. Re
eeivsd for rent of market stalls, during the
month June East Side, $4,000 West Side,
S23 90. Total, S43 90. Filed.
The committee on gas reported in favor o.
placing two lamp posts on Union Lane, be-
tween Superior Lane and St. Clair street.
Adopted.
The City Attorney to whom was referred
a resolution relating to the building Of 3
school house in the Fourth Ward, reported
that in his opinion the City Council had pow
or to issue bonds and raise money to be ex-
pended in erecting school houses. Filed.
The Board of City Improvements reported
that they had awarded to Sourthworth
Williams the contract for building a stone
pipe drain in Irving street. Contract for
grading and improving BrOWneIl and Lake
streets has been awarded to Luke Brennan.
Filed.
The Committee on streets, to whom was
referred the matter Of the size of the rail to
be used By she West Side Street Railroad
four-inch wide, fat tramway rail, to weigh
not less than thirty-three pounds to the
yard. Filed.
REsoLUTIONs.
Mr.. Stevens, authorizing the Board of
City Improvements to contract with South
worth & Williams for the construction Of
Irving street drain, also with Luke Brennan
for grading and improving Lake add Brown
ell streets. Adopted.
Mr.. Roberts, authorizing the Finance
Committee in conjunction with the Auditor
and City Treasurer to count and dsstray
such portions of the reclaimed City Orders as
they may in their judgment deem advisable.
Adopted.
Mr.. Van Tassel, authorizing the Chief En-
gineer to take the bell from Steam Engine
House No. l, and place it on the new City
Prison, to be used as a district and general
alarm hell till one more suitable can be pro-
cured. Committee on Fire and Water.
Mr.. Rogers, directing the Civil Engineer
to establish the grade of sidewalks on east
side of Kinsman St., from Eagle to Erie Sts.
Board of City improvements.
Mr.. Van Tassel, authorizing the Director
of Inhrmary to procure what new furniture
may be necessary for the school room in the
Innrmsry building, COMMITTEES on Iu1rmUry
to report cost.
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DR. BETTELET gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eatly. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. marl7;444
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The Toledo Blade ST the 7th, says Of wool at that
point with active competition and hight receipts,
an advance Of cents has been obtained, and quotes
e567Oc as the range. -
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DKHFDTRY-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and at low price. dec2R9T
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I'm n U-N VT ~ NUV TIV-II
CLEVELAND, July 5, 1858.

To the Board Of Educatioa-G Gentlemen: I
hereby tender you my resignation as Super
intendent Of the Cleveland Public Schools.
Ny connection with them in that position,
during the past two years, has been alike
pleasant and instructive, and the retrospect
will ever be agreeable.
trust that my earnest efforts to maintain
their previous high reputation, and to secure
genuine educational progress, have not been
altogether fruitless.
To you, gentlemen of the Board, who have
always awarded ms your unhesitating conf
dsnce and support; to the teachers who have
so ably seconded my efforts and to gener-
Gus and enlightened public who have appre-
ciated the labor indispensable to the desired
results, to one and all, return my cordial
/ acknowledgement
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CLAIMS AND PATENTs.

49,. We nre authorised BY Government to collect
SIOO Bounty,
r 4us discharged soldiers also the widow, children
90 nghtfnl heirs Of an deceased soldiersi also
il ID PenaIous, E.....
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
tb ed In the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
~ 1 soldiers, widows, children, mothers, OrPh-
.l7- A sisters they seVsrAlly entitled under
thelaW Also,
dus discharged soldiers or resigned oficers,
promptly collected, or cashsd. Also,
.--.t. r... Prize mOEeT,
Money due enlisted months men; money
t- due teannsters and every other class Of clam
-E1rr. growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
.. PATENTS.
80 ~ Avoid Claim and Pateur Agents who
,4s53 20 aRs RoG MssHBeds
- ;iIs We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers snd their heirs.-
Send Us your name snd stamp, and we viii send
-'ll copy hesi or twelve copies, one each month
or IS cents.
gTTg gkpply to rs m person or BY letter, with stamp
snd your business shall have prompt attention
FsssloV, and no ehargoyuntl after we have &C.
comp ished what We undertake. -
81 z o8ee-Iynnn's Block, near the Court House
,.t Cleveland, and No. 44S Ninth Street, Washing
n n ugtstf
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gGpply 70 rs n person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention
FsssloVr, and no ehsrgayuntil after we have &C.
comp ished what We undertake.
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simpson Is, beyond al question superior
artist snd We adEiss those wishing to get me
Tksnsss to call upon him A visit 70 his gal
Iery. No. s6s Superior street, VIII richly repay
both citisen and STRANGER. RsIa
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L0ST. WANTS & FOUND.

NTANTED.-LOoALAND TRAVEL
w ne gents in every Town County. Circu-
lars with Testiu onals OF lrrgymen and Scientific
men, in regard 70 the busiJess, sent free.
r- f#El. iuns25-fg3 Wbrryport, Mass.
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ss..7 m BBIs. DRIED APPLES AND
~ OOdosen BROOMs, Just received and to- sale
EEii.EI y q FEUsIER BURGEBT5
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How the News from Vicksburg
was Received.
LATER FOREIGN ADVIeEs
NE RRRRL INEAsTON.

HARa1sBURG, July 10 P. NJ.
11S7rU proves beyond a
doubt the continued retreat ofthe rebels towards
hagerstoWn and WilliamspOrt with the Intention
Of crossing the Potomac. Their wagon trains
are all IN front, and are being ferried across
slowly in two fiat boats.
The Potomac is very high; the bank fell and
they cannot cross, their only pontoon bridge
having been destroyed.
A large force Ofinantry prevented the capture
Of WllllamspOrt by General Buford with his cav
airy. Our army is fast following them up, and q
great battle will be fought before they succeed
IN getting away. This fight, it is hoped, viii re-
suit IN the capture Of the whole, or the disper-
sion Of Lees Army. T-f
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RUgTFKsp HOTIaEs

-71s BE FLAGS, BANNBRs AND COLORs
u.g-e-- 1gsnufactursd from SIX Bunting in best
vie on short notice. G. ". oRoWELL Co.,
...vl1s51 ..H nEsuperor st.
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A dispa3ch from Loudon SAYS: A gentleman
who arrived from Williamsport states that big
light was then going on, and that there were no
rebels in the vicinity of Greencastle. The whole
rebel army appears to be on the bank the riv-
er, and is no doubt malcinga desperate fight.
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MORNING LEADER
FEpNFsDAY aIORNING, JULY s,:Isss.
FRAVKLKR's REGIsFER.

BB-OitiBsna wishing oonveyanoe 20 either OF the
above Trains Boatsi win be called for By Ooaehes
ofEtsgBns' Omnibus Line, bF leaving theif eddre1
Of the Omnibus Ooe, AZ eupeTiorBt-, next door 70
the " Weddsli House.
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ny. MONEY MARKET July =.
BT TKLBGBAPH
Colds q cent. lowsr, opening at ssH and
closing at 33633H.
Sterling Exehauge-Decidedly lower and nom
fnal. Sales at 81 1901 A.. .r.
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BOARD OF EDUcAT1oN.-At the meeting
of the Board last night, and previous to the
ballOting for Superintendent, the following
communication from Mr.. Oviatt was received
and read:
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Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market Re-

The following are the rates charged by them:
Hams-Sugar cured premium Hams, per b. b........ &c
CanFassed HAMS.
Shoulders Sugar cured per
canvassed--.-.............-....73 .
BscOn-Or smoked sides per Sc
Dried Beef-Sugar cured per b..-...............lOc
Z" canvassed. IL c
L!ard-Primo leaf kettle rendered. in Pbs,....'3se
POrk-No Mess per barrol............. $3.50
No extra charge made for packages or cartage to
railroad depOts or boats, All articles are warranted
strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State.
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar cured Hams and
Kettle rendered Lard took the frgt premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. RUSE &-PRENrISS.
Nos. l42, ia and I46 Ontario ST., Cleveland.
july4:R2s - -.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOCAL NOTICES.
@. A. REA & y o.,
BANK ERS,
50 SUPERIOR ST., OLHvELAED, o.,
VIII Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and sIkVER,t
Demand Notes,
Canada Money;
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe State OF Indiana,
q. s. Coupons interest.
EGALL KINDS Of 0. g. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
81 UHCUBREHT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount. aprll:t4s
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The following ordinance was passed:
To grade, drain, and improve Jerssy st.
between Monroe and Fulton Sts., and to es-
tablish the width Of sidewalks on Wood ST.,
from Rockwell st. to Lake Erie.
To grade snd improve Hamilton st.
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NEW YORK DiARKET.-JuIy =.

Csttsu-Dull and decidedly lower and too unset
tied TO quote
FIOur-About &c lower with moderate business
in Spring brands Sales Of extra Red Ohio at O. I51
50 5 s5 5505 IS for Extra State e3 S506 10 for
shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio S6 1867 so
for trade brands. Market closing dull.
Whisky-Firmer. Sales at 45c-
Whent-AbOut follower with fair business.
Sales at Sl,l6I,32 for Chicago Spring; I,7s6l 36
for Milwaukee Club sl,420l IS for Winter Red
Western; eI AZ for Illinois Winter Red
COru-A shade irmer with fair demand Sales at
706970kc.
Oafa-In fair request. Sales at T2677c
WOOl-Quiet and iirm,
COnee-Heavy aud depressing.
Sugars Dull and unsettled.
llOiaAses-Dull
Pork Unchanged.
Beef-Dun and steacier.
RacOn-Sides dull and lower.
T1aFd=DuII nOnIuHIIY unchanged. rurru
olkRrnlfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-19
KAxvIIth coNGREss-rHIRp d SESSION


SESATE.-hfteG oCr report closed yesterday
ne bill to Indemnify loyal persons for the
&C. rue IfOn CT property during the rebellion
WIS debated a1d laid aside.
The I'LL regulating tie appointment Of mid
sstil 'n' IA v az taken UP and passed.
he b4Il making appropriations for the forti-
Htations throughout the country was passed
The bill establishing the gauge OF the Pacific
Eaiiroad al 4 feet y inches was taken up and
alter debate. passed.
r The hill totnahle the Commiss ioner Of Lands
To constrnct certain military railroads and tele-
Giaphs In Michigan and W isconsin was passed
he biil TO Ieor2aDlZe the Judiciary of the
s1riet c1 Columbia as taken up. and
Mr.. Harris Offered amendment abolsshinG
the Orphans Court, and providing that cases
reiaung 10 said court be tried by the judges of
the Circuit Court, with the right of appeal 70
TIE supreme Court; which was adopted
The bill was then postponed to Friday.
HousE--After our report closed
1he House concurIed in the Senate's amand
meRt to the bill providing for an Assistant
res eslster OF the Treasury by authorizing the
TIE 9snt OF Solicitor TO the War Depart
The senate bill sadss.ang as. 70 pardons and the
| fn vacancies in the ExeeS ..
| temporarily, was passed. 70
The bill indemnifying the PresidehS1 11sohe
suspension Of the writ Of habeas corpus, w.-
taken up and debated by Messrs VOORHEES,,
Daily, VallandIgham and Julian, until half
past four when, In accordance with an order,
the House took recess until seven O'Clock.
On re-assembling Mr.. Julian concl uded his
remarks, and Mesere. May, Leary, Van Horn,
Thomas and Stiles addressed the House until
half past eleven, without coming 70 q vots,
when it adjourned.
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Eebet Sympathixers Attempt TO Hold a
Convention at PROCEEDINGS
Stopped by Union SoIdiprs-The Con ven
lion BrokenGp
fEArKFOET, Ky, Feb. Ie.-The rebels as.
sem hier here to-day, ostensibIy with the pur-
sCse OF making nominations for the Auops,
election. The House Of Renresentatiyes nv a
decided vote, having refused the use of their
nail, they rented 7he theater. Delegates from
ioriy counties were present. David Merri-
" dihrr was rlecged chairman. On taking the
chair LIE said he hoped the con yention would do
nntblER that good and loyal CiuZens should
nvt DO IN tue. meantime a regiment OF sol.
Gisrs, with fixed bayonets, formed around the
Jeatrr. WECu TIE cali Of counties was made
toiHhrt GiIbtrL caused 10 be read the follow.
ing order:
Reliable information having h en- rncaiyed
~ these headquarters RS that a number of rebel
sri' S ano eniissaries are now in this c;ty IL is
cictred that all persons now here, rot resi-
ct Its or mt mhers of the Legislature or officers
ct ihe St;'e government, forth W ith leave their
names at thtsc headquarters. accompnaied
iii satisfactory reference OF loyalty 10 the
Government Colonel Gilbert took the stand
ara said. 10 facilitate proceedings and save
TIE onTentcn trouble, he with has aaiu,i,ut
Npuio iake he names Of tkA :ri..., sI.a1
were called
lie said there were those here who he knew
10 u Teteis OF The worst kind, under the dis
sulse CT the name of Demo rats. You have
@sse mblt q here in the hope TO perfect your de-
sIsned, DUt il viii not do. You have bean repu-
cl"ed ty the Legislature, who have re fused
you the use Of their hail. The Democratic
newspapers scorn and disowu you. There is
no use ii your holding conventions in Ken
tUcky.
None but men OF undoubed loyalty TO the
Government win b. allowed TO run for any
oLite. Such meetings as this you shall not
F"!d within the limits Of my command. To
avoid difficulty, you will disperse 70 your
homes, aEC III future Gesist trcfn al such at
Il mpts 70 pTccipitate civil war upon Your
State.
1 he body then adjourned. There Is some
eTCitnent in The city, bat no noisy semonstrs.
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The Siege of yicksbure-The Nississippi
the Rampaee.

IN SIGHT or fIcksBURG, Feb 5.-The river
is rising rapidly, and now it runs Ike a mill
race. River men tell rs there is a ssbig rise-
SUI TO come, and that the entire point from
Mllilken's Send 10 Ficks burg will soon become
p1ead sheet OF water. am not wise in river
lore, and must accept their conclusions. They
say The taflting Of the snow in Ohio and Ken
lucky Will NeIy seriously affect the Misslseippi,
SIreaGy "Sn btnder." In this region, near
1oungs Point, there are three crsyasses or
breaks IN the leNee, through which the vsLT
l. rushing at furious rate. Tke larger one is
Ia the farlsh OF Madison, La. a little this sida
exceeds SGu Tee; in width. The (ienerai has y
Iaige pertion OF lis command engaceS inst
new, IN endeayorlng 10 stop it, with a pro spset
% success Ia the water does lot further rise
Should they increase in heieh two Iee, \ go.
the aTish leNee VIII Yield 10 the pressure. a
he 'aie ieVee has already done In thateyeut
!" 7" sbaii @" forced TO embark the soldiers on
transl or!s aid seek dry land above.
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FROH THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
Nouthern Ne v pa per Items

dkAISuAkTHRs AEky or TIE PoronAC,
FEB !s.-The Richmcad Dispatch of the i?;h
has BEEN received. Ittays, eci:oria.ly. that the
Nor'h are hshting as much fer self- preserva-
ten ss for southern eubjuea:iou That thu
time when The National Government sought 70
eNunsui-h the South has passed, and the fur.
ther prosecution OF the warts 10 save The North
from the avalanche OF ruin which the .u-cc,,
u The southern GAUGE must precipi:ate tar
CUES ttat our manufactures woulc tumble into
ruins and our ships and commerce rot IN the
south .honld accomplish its obiecte and pre-
diets that cities riysling those Of the North
would spring up in the South and the present
iorn'shs az revenue TO the North De tr ransfrrrrd
TO In. South.
In another article the asme paper denounce~
John Van Buren for turning political eo,ner
eel, and rcpudiaes Rll idea of mediation, recoe-
niuon and Intervention IS tending to a r.laxa-
ticn OF efforts I'm llnE mp the ranks OF the ar,ny
The editor calls fer the rallying of the whole
physical force Of the South, IS the present time
is the most critical period Of the WAT Every
man should be at his post The conscrinh,n
law hss been faithfully executed in Virginia,
ana shoric be executed with equal fidelity in
every otter state. Enrolling officers should
do their outy with search hing and unshirking
energy.
Information In. been received nv the rebel
forces near Williamsburg that on Sunday a
large force OF national troops were landing at
NcwpGrt News.
The Jsckson Miss Crisis states that a ,ele-
gram announces that new appointment has
been MADE tor Gen. Holmes, and that Gen
STIRLING Price will no placed In active com
maEd ot all troops IL that department, taking
with hIm ali ihe NJ Mississippi regiments now in
the army of the West
he fciioHing Is copy of an intercepted
rebel orarr- It shows the st'rs taken TO recover
ihr services OF dismissed officers from the rebel
service:
HeeaYuar!rr, Camp Of Instruction., near Rich
n.cHd: Jan. q, I, i,62.-Captain: A communication
hae been received frcm the Adjutant and In
sPr ctor Generals office, stating that CorbIn E.
tfutchheid, Of Company l., 9Th Virginia cav
Y. from hn
order OF the Secretary Of War IfCrutchfeIa
re nj tween the age of rs and 40 years, and be
found TO be- lit for service by the surgeon yeu
VII forward iim 10 this camp a conscript
Very respectfully, Jos III. BINFoRp
Lieut.. and Adjt. 10 Capt. W Fleet
Fleetwood Academy, King and . ueen CO. va
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From the Army Of the RaPpahannsck.
RHRKLs BUSY FORTIYYING IREpERIOKsBURa


From the statements OF persons who have
returned from the RAppahannock. it appears
that the rebels are working with great energy
and industry. They have thrown mp two lines
Of breastworks opposite 10 Falmouth, on The
low grounds near the river, and are contin ming
them along the river bank in front Of Freds-
ricksburg. Jackson's force Ia said 10 be bsck Of
the first range OF hills, two miles south Of Fred
ericksburg. The smoke OF q large camp fre
was yesterday plainly seen, and the woods are
rapidly disappearing in that vicinity. The
rebel headquarters are plainly seen from cur
aide through q powerful glass. The position
is two miles south h-south west from Fredericks-
burg.
There is trouble among the suffers, Gen. Pat
rick, the Provost Marshal General, being en-.
gagged in vigorously carrying out the new
order. A large cargo Of Unauthorized suffers
stores was recently seized al Belle Plain aud
ccnfiscated.
Col. Ambrose Thompson yesterday discovered
new abuses in the q uartermaster's Depart
ment at Aqua Creek, and promptly applied
The remedy. Contraband whisky valued at
sl,GG0 was among the forfeitures.
. The culri. martial uiale for desertion are
kept very quiet. There lie determination 10
make examples OF some, IL not all OF those con-
yiCtrd.
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FROM THE INTERIOR ROFKENTUCKY.
Morgan and has BAND There Adysuelu,
1oMards the Ohia.

CIkCITsATi, Feb. i5.-t Dispatch to The Chi
csRo 1iHfee I'VE have reports again from The
interior Of Kentucky that Morgan AT the he IA
OF Il large Iorce, is returning, with the detsr
mlnauon OF reaching the Ohio river large
proportion of the ciiizess OF Frankfort honeetiv
tvneNe that he VIII be successful, there are
hut few troops in the STATE GEN. Granee,
who is here from Louisville, credits the report
thSt be is coming but expresses confidence iu
ihe ability Of the Federal troops TO drive him
back.
Gen GrarEer's division is now moving from
Louis Vile TO Nashville.
Two regiments passed down the river yes
ter6sy for Murfreesbcro'
Transports now ascend ana descsnd ths
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers unmolested
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storm co.'s MONROE, Feb IAN eastar,v
At o'clock PEtd here last night, with rain
strong from the non orniHg the wind came ont
ing fresh all Gay. and has been blow
Tie ircn-clad steamer Naha..
O'Clock last evening for the South, u,here at n
The steamers Canonicus and Willie D-.,
started for the South last evening, and when ~
miles outside Cape Henry the storm induced
them to return.
The flag. of-truce boat New York left for City
Point st II O'Clock this morning
New Orleans papers report the Harriet Lane
as still lying at Galveston, Texas, on the 29th
ulfimO.
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THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
CarreIl's Com N and HesttereS-Au -,
Camp end Stores De.trey~d-Ferty
Prisoners Ca eptured

lleut Col. Stewart has jnst returned frem n
seoet 10 Arkansas river. One hundred man
cFcetec the river near the mouth OF PROG
EaycC. had q Kkirmish with Oarrol,,s ~ou,
inEnc nEo scaltsred them Then thsy marched
" miles into tho country on the other side
d' sirc!ed the Rebel camp and burned thcir
stSfes- Aiiefwarc they attacked and routed q
pay Of CARROTS command on this siae az IA.
r.'-i' eight miles east CT Van Buren, killing
Nssl
Carroi! was Ittr ping 70 cut OF Col Stew
art return, or attack Fayettevule in his Al
~-rc~; but hire been foiied in the UNDERTAKING.
About forty prisoner. were captured. Our
10 r IL cne man made prisoner and one man
urcH ned.
Quite number of herse.. mules, and q con-
.icrI able quantity Of arms have fallen into our
hands. IL. LARuk HARRISON,
Colonel Com rnandsnr