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dispatch rom ~ ious O,t. sth, u the Clucin.
n,h GAZETTE Z se- tho following aceuu1t ot the
q, suou at affairs IA Missouri,
W. nrc cut oil GEOGRAPHICALLY ffutn Jeacrann
City-the scat Of War the last positi know e,ge
we have II s'ar' there hong conf. to- he i,ct
that a one AMI = hall o'clock yracriay. ,Ne fe,els
hSd crossed the Osal and Moro rivers, aud we're
Sivsncn. upon the city Abe u,u.os. confidence
" felt hy Gou Rosccrsus for tho result, and he
that there Is nothing IN the world e. prevent the
garrison y, JeiieIson City giving Price ~ good "a
whipping M 10 lvst had. The place contsiua he-
tween son ard Q,OtO men II il well for,i'.ri l. Rs
uc Inhabitants turned oat en Diasse 20 perform the
ihhor, aud .he troops NJ" &C nmanded Uy Brig
Cens. Neil, Fisk, Bro"n SnG Hsnborn, vi IN
event o' Lis having reached the place Ia sety, III
be under the imin,'lisic cprntuani q Mg -jcn D..
Pleasant IA. The ait'r rit the city with es.urt
lf 100 mc', Thurs is, but Ia. uut ue.n hcarI nom
J'ncc. Gen. RlsccrauG sent g. gnrr.sln waIi tp
their FIRE until the "Iohunv Echs" got v ell
up 30 ,he Dr.sstwuIss ihcn tu up every uIsn
aud I'VE al h,tr Sims, and would engage thi
Price would tc he icst whipped rebel out The
bows yoiloi when this uider sen, thcfn, ana at
lss, acoount they weru preparing TO execute H. fer
uey had fallen back nom VI .iyaucc lia,B and
srr" awaiting the assault. koils . ia tine state
81 dUcuse, aud - conn Iuded hy Col, Ium FIotoker
Springfield ~ well Rslrisoncd 1iso, l,i all the Ilv.
ernmcnt proper ny. transportation, DC, are snugiy
stONed s"ny, lie pob.a scll pr visiVn,d, and II
VII be ne fault Of the gai.s themselves II thew
are either taken or do not punish Price, qLotli 40
atiSiuIt ~ assaIl t.Iem Aitcr the pan shmsn, Ia
t.ctci Upon LIN. Ia Anal. Valley, where General,
ETing rcndere Ineffective twice the rUtnber Of his
own command, IL not likely that he will ayain
rsa his force in attempting e. carry fortitc aous
simply for mo tlrrs tLpN contain, r,Oiv especial y
~ ho can achieve the @'mc end by spreading ou,
over the country and pli1g!ng. IncGlcpl.tlo in-
juIy and vast dcstr uctuu Ut property viii follow
the rotrcgt q Pace. HIS eHaspeis,ei and dizip-
pointed men will glut themselves With plund,r,
iheu burn AND destroy al thoy ,cpnot carr AWAY
Dui they II have u make good time, and houco
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The Indiana Election.
Large I nion Gains.

Indi.nipoiis OF. IL -R.turus from thirty-o
counties, partially Official, show aggregate
Union nsoriiy u 23,Ooo; pct Union gain Of over
io,coo over the vote Of 1862, which gave Dem -
cratic majority IN the State Of over 1900. From
present Indications the Congressional delegation
~ill stand un'on, and Democrats with th" 7th
tvoorhces. Ds;rc. doubtful. Indianapolis tuill.
cial! gives G27 Union majorty.
ekooSD nIar. s0u
indianapolis, oct l2.--foTty -Aso countioI give
. Union majority OF over 10000. The balance to
TO heard from will probably increaS tie majority
ive thousand There Is small Union majority in
bod branches Of the Legi-atu'c. The Compress
meu are all Union except th1se N the lst, 81 and
,th iistrcs The las. two doubtful, ard claimed
by 10th parties.
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TIE Ohio Election.
sixteen Union Cenares.rnen Elected.

Cineinnd.i Oct. 12.-Ohio elecu sixteen Union
Congressmeu- and probably seventeen.
sEcosD Disr.TCu
Toledo Oct. l2.--The BLADI'- returns give Rlcc.
hloIendctt Union, for Congress, 100 majority
over Ashley, on the home vote In this district.
Ohio soldiers Vote.
Vaccination Oct l2.-The following is tho Ohio
soldiers vote IN washington and Aexanlra;
Armory Square EospilAi Polls-Rcpubhcan, A.;
Democrat nothing.
Clup D.1nibution p.lls--RcpaD.ican, OIL Dem
ocrSt, G.
siokles Barrs,ks tAleIandnGy Poils-Iepubli-
can, IS Democrat =
Mansion House Hospital VNs-E,rpt.i,an' y;
Democrat, 2.
Old Hollowell -Rorublics9, 90 Democrat,
nothing.
Lincoln Hospital Ps-E'P4bu;-n. AZ Demo-
crSt 1.
Union Ligh, Guard He,1q larter5- Republican,
Gs Democra'i /.
Campbell HospitG! Poll5- Republican, G.; Demo-
erat, /.
Camp Fry Polls--R.publlcan, L5; Democrat 2.
Totai-hepubhcan, $50; Democrat, 29.
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(PRICE ONR CRNT-IN COLE.
1.-TWO CRNTS IN CURRENCY.

gsi OF september. Quirosa aud vidsurri have pab-
hely given In tte'r adhesion " .axiunihau. bind.
Ing themselves upon ,noir honor, &c. &c
Tia reported tina, an expedition to M,za,lan will
start soon. MaSimihsn entered Guausiua,o on
the 18Th. lie hss entirely recovered FROM hi.
wounds I am told by passenger per the clyde.
that jus, &c ttcy we've leaving Vera Cruz there was
, report that Mexinlsn had been assas-ir,si |
eelicvs this t. be without foundation. Late ulcs
Of Mexican papers give details Of the movements u
TIE Emperor and Empress but have lltc to say
otte political condition Of the country The En-
rrcst> In the name Of tho Emperor hs. laid ths
corner ne OF monument ITO the Heroes of In
dependence" Tho rmrress madc . bricf speech
consrssu'a,ipe tho people on 'thc national roscn-
etat on" Ihe Emperor had visited Dolores. where
he made ~ och At thchousc Of HidAlgo
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Ihe tcorpin 1cncc Movement -IsnpoPtans
statement Of Governor Norton OF Insii-


statement OF Governor Norton Of Indi-
ana, Fac.
The peace runors in Georgia have hccn invested
with increased Importance ny highly interesting
stateInsnt ct dovcrnor Morton, = Indians, at q
puuhc m.stiug w Indianapolis on Monday night.
lie rerp rtcd thnt he hs.i been n'rne Ivy an agent
& TIE sanits Cnminl-sion, Just returned from
Atlanta. that "acu no lei, that place the su,horzsf
sgenti Of auvernor Bro wn, ~ Georgia. were in
nceotiaton With General Sherman for the with
drnwal Of the Gcnrgi, troops from the Coufeasr.,o
army, and the ultimate return of the State to tho
Union.
The relations 'e,wecn jefferson Davis nni GOV.
ernor brown ceased to ho niniahc long since. and
~ Ia v"l known that certain references IN hs
famous Macon speech reelected upon Go-e~uor
Brown IN terms Which u would be impossible for
him ~ overlook Mr PAWS remarked: 1T has
Teen SAID that 1 aland, n"d Georgia ~ her fat.
Shame upon Mch ia'crhood" Miserable man
The mnu Who uttered this waH q scoundrel -
The aluiors to Goveruor Brown, In bis own
STATE, 10y the P-esdont OF the Confederate States,
may have had their weight and thus sound policy
nay sv' cuncurr"d with recruitment ia inducing
Governor Brown 20 attempt 20 make terms be'orv
th, storm threatened by General She,m swept
over his state
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canal Nuyiaari0u.

Osne2o' n. Y, Oct H. The amount Of aoar
aid grain cu the canal, iot New York and tide
~ster, up to yesterday, Nh near as can te lscer-
tanned, is ~ follows. z,,70o bbs. Hour, 900
bus. wheat, 10000 pus. corn. l,l2oooo bus. rye.
Askiu. M aggregate OF grain OF z, ,1Qb, 900 bus
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The War in Missouri.

Pursuit Of Price -o,p.c bridge burning.
81. LOUIS oct. l2.-Iue rclcls have destroy oil
the Larlins Bridge, near scisha. ou the Pac de
Railroad, Ia mlcs IRON here Prce Ia still re-
plltcl IL the vicinity OF Bonneville, With Con.
SAnborn h.rrassiu.y Lis rear anu hanks.
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Montreal ocL "a resolution passed to-day
at Gorebec, sfhrn'rg the confederation Of the prov
iuces.
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Wdsh'' gto", OF. a. ~,e' Justice Roger o.
Iansy jed here toni. IL a. eleven o'clock, after
few days illuess
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GENERAL sIiER NAN.
FORREST re so-seJ the Tennessee.

sGshrair. Oct i2.-Col Hodge, G, Con wsrb-
bu, nc's eouusrj, with l,2" Infantry, and lat
ery Of Iur guus. on bard oi three transports,
cunsoy'd ~ swo guhDoats at . r. ~ OF tue luth
inTt, met the enemy ur Ter Gen Forrest in Person
st f.st Point, With ty ttcrios, aud wss rcpulsci
With the loss ui % ki',. .n OIL" "oGndcd and uiis-
sing. an ,hc c',ns Of hc ',,. we're lost. AMI
two Of the trspsporte 10 Sblcl. Two cailsons were
burst b. the cxplosoa oi fore't's SHELLS, For-
rest Ia supposed Il have crossed the river. Hodge,
with the balance ofhio force, hAp roscnsd Johns p
vtlla
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soldiers Not to Vote in California

San Francisco Oct 1.-The Supreme Court ai-
here's to It's decision against the copsttutonslty Of
the Military Suffrage Act, This will make diter.
ncs Of v least AgOo IN the vote Of ths staia,
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Havana aud Mexico.
No News OF the Missing Steamer ROanoke
More Sensation Ie1ican stories.

Eer Yort, Oct 70 The 'Eay'c" rr u HavanA
sth, Jpn. arrived at This tor, Ills afternoon.
W. are uud,r upll llsaii-us - rs.r hltort Tor The
early delivery Z our yorrc-pou ionce .nd uecu.
papers TIE Eagle hr'r.,4 40 intelligence Of the
missing steamer R,au.rc Tie pt.suu ptiou
AIaou. ttc orc,rs Of thc "a c Is, TIA. a'e h-s tcer
captured by party of ,ele' VIII were among Lsr
passengers.
trro'1s raoN N"Ni'o
Hnron1' Oct S-''y The Cgde We have d'tes
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4 Federal Nictcry.
Ciqrksriil, Tenn OCT 12.--Licut -Col. Weaver,
with s1 oolored troops wore attacked YESTERDAY
morning, five miles beiow Fort Nos,n NJ by 2O0 rob.
els under Iieut Lovrcy. The ret.s were whipped.
with the loss u Lieut. Lourcy AMI Capt Curly
killed. and rs men killed nnd wounded. The Fed
errl loss was lieutenant aud 3 uIcn killed. and y
men wounded.
PnrticnInrs of the pnttir of AiIeiooua.
NdShrili" Oct, An TIE eror,a 4 the rebols
g. break sArruuan's cofnmu1ic,t; 'ns hnva pr vol
frii,lcss Forrest l. Hyiug before Rousseau, anl
the additions ,p p,I u Iutcl mcu IA ths state
will prevent Guy 'utuf" ui'hcultr. 1 have not .et
learncl whether ~ = Forrest ha' 90 ,ved ncruss
the river. We have had several very heavy rains
in this vicinity, AMI as oil the streams have their
sources in the rnounta ns, they swelled enor-
! inousy The bridge oyar the ChsttshOochee, aud.
think, one a, Kcsara IN GeorHs, haze been
washed away; but as sherman hsg thirty days su y
plies at Atlanta. he Will 10 but little incouyou.
fenced by this; tne only difcultv heng the delay
II will cause in laying in suprlies for futuro al
vance.
Uood has catered his army with view T.
supporting the csgalry raids IN tho direction ot
Tennessee and y -h Geo'.-a, Gni ir1m which
greet ,hi'-s werc ,yperlpl. They have however,
all proved rii3cr,hlc failures Tao latest attempt
and by far the most formidable ono, Wss au attack,
by division Of Ho,d's army, L0"o strong, On Al
iato.ua, day toforc vc't'rla. 'jh! hut Ike AL
others, u fsilrl he raiders cAI artuC.ng not m
/ n comp !eto tHi. c1 jrh ~ fr'tAt The garrison
! Nis commanded by General tcrsc' q iowa, who
| wa wounded. 1hc rt-'l ,uumHud"r teU n led
fha a. flp u l-f IA a A.
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AN ANIMATED SKEDADDLE.
Rebels Massing on Grants Left.

Forrest Re-CrOSSsd the Tennessee.
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The Maryland Election.

I MEN Success IN baltimore Irobablc
Adoption Of the New Consultation.
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Bdr'morc, oct. i9.-lts election to-day Tor
/ Mayo res Ilied A. rJ.lovs
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ADvERTIsINo RATES.



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J. d. GILREBT a co.
and Provision Store.

ANTHONY WOHL.
No. 10 MARKET STREET,
HAS good supply Of all kinds OF the best Family
Il i Groceries and Provisions, such % flour; ont
meal, corn meal dried fruits mans, dried beef fsIG
Limbu ger cheese Holland herring; teal ofiaa:
sugar nlspl a. cloves; iobaocoi smut, DO Also,
queeusWarei yell1wWRrei willow baskets and, ia fact
every stticlh n seded by iaml-A nuiai8m
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ITTIT " -N00VIT w TI'N ~ 'V71H
aaaesai.
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A. Il. MCCLURE,
REAL ESTATRAGRNp
NO. 29u THIRD STREET, AT JOHN Ii. sToPpEt
MANS OFFICE


1 HAVE a large mount Of property for sale suel,
AZ houses anu lots, IN a parts OF the oity al var
eus prices, ranging rom urhunde to ten ihuuaand
iollArF on good pay mehts, and well situated; ana
ARMS or sale, ranging from hundred and ski,
acres down To two acre u adjoining tho eat, and ln
the county.
Those having property for SALE and ihoss wanting
TO huy, will do Well To call on me- a. l shall give
prompt attention 10 all business eltrusted to my care
have hSd cousfderahe experience IN ihe business
Jhbdln A. r. MCCLURE
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FnsMranrr.


T. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION OF the Rtna,
ater orty-t years severe trial, has rea red tho
greatest puolo advantage and success Of the va
tlous systems Of Fire Insurance IN the cogptry
9. blNTBEN THOUSAND Toss CLAIMS havebeen
settled nnd paid. SIXTEEN MILLIONS Of
DOLLARSl
6. THE CONSUMPTION Or PROPERTY by FIRE
N the United states, averages over slO0 900 daily
IL your property exposed and un protected?
7. ARE YOU lNSUREbi ffnot, WHY not7 Theooz
is trihing the duty Is manifest; the result mayt
your eacApe rom ruln.-whilo delay aud negle,
may involve youin bankruptcy, poverty or era J
disappointment f
s. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard is given
to small risks a- well lsrge ones Able securi-
~ and superior commercial advantages AFFORDED.
Policies ISSUED without Delay,
ie26dly JOHN VI sTnpPEINAN, Apen'.
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HOOP SKTRT FACTORY

AT a2T, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LupLow.
We pay particular attention 70 the quality Of our
material AMI use ouly the best EnRhah steel.
we repair all inc skirta-wch We ne l,without extra
charge.
fA-Vnr retail departnent is in charge ofcompeieut
ladies oorsets and spini Bustles constantly on
Sold wholesale and retail at No. aP7 Sseond siroet
DAYlOn. iaSdly
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Aost,

I OsT--All persona are hereby cautioned against
II negotiating for note drawn ty me, dated Fsbru-
ary 4, 1884 for four hundred and twenty y.two dolars
and ten cents (Si22 10Y, thirty days. and payable at
First National Bank, Cincinnati, TO the order of O..
Rowland. SAID note has been lost and all persons
are cpuiioned not to purchase or receive the same
JOHN A. MlNlUk.
Mr. JOHN A. MINICK; The note alluded to above
never reached me by mail or otherwise, and is no
longer valid as against you on my account,
q. W. ROWLAND.
Clnanna,i, February 10, Isei-felidtf W
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eGroCrrlrs, sc.
Age IS for Sale Of Pure BoarDon whisky,

No sol Second street, Dayton, Uho,
ID ES leave moat espectfy to ac ,naint their Gus.
ID toniars and tie cOmmuuty generally, that they
style oi u, O'BRf8N a BROTHER, for the purpose
OF carving on the wholesale grocery, lquor hrat
and t1taoco busnt rs IN Dayton, Ohio, ~ the late
stand 81 n. OR On, No. aOi second street
bayingample means 10 enable ds e. purchase goods
fronl The best houses IN New York. Baltimore and
Phihielpha, and having had 6neru years. experience
IN Che trade, hold out the best Inducements TO our
old t'mers and a oihHrs who may be kind enough
to pun hsse from a.
N tBRlGN, late 81 the firm OF oBrien Poe,
ioied" OHIO. Will devote hia time aud attention 60
pleasf NJ those who may come to Lay nj this we'll
know iouae, and b. a.O'BRIEN, will treat the com.
muniV b ter possible, IN II over before. Both Of
a. lee very grateful Tor past mvor- and earnestly So
uenh ahaTe Of your future patronage, Aul ydaw m
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Muslc
MERCHANT TAILORING
HENRY MILLER.

TIWANhFUL for patronage heretofore extended ~
4 the hrm Of Miller hAIuh, respectfully solicit.
continuance OF the same TO himself al the Old saud
Huston blAldlRg corner Ihitn and Jefferson streets
where he val always loo found with mli assortment
Of goods In hgiine. iejtIgW
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FOR SALE BY

Vim Wensthoh and W W Stewart, Dayton; George L
Boyer miamlsburgi Stoc slager unon j q nder-
sou, Oentervillei Myers, New Lebanon, n jackson,
Ohamberasurg d y Bauer, Harrihbura u u Divine,
Smver, Westhatimore; J Rookie Co, Germantown;
W MURPHY, Vandala; II Nickos, Liberty, b Rees,
FarmersWlle HeYernR 6lHerr. Salem;J W Pyrmont,
williams sWaner, West Baltimore; Parker, Bro. a
Coi Parkersbure; aud by Druggists and Merchants
general Throughout the UHitsd States and Cauadas
--...lsal au1ldiy
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7eotaIs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D 4, =

Directly opposite the Bosto1 ana Worcester Railroad
Depot.)
UNHE undorsgned, who has been connected with the
/ American House, IN this city, Tor nine years,
has leased this we'll l-known and popular Hotel for .
term OF years, and pledges him eli 10 bis friends and
the public 10 use his utnoat efforts 10 therep-
utaton Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL ns a FIRST
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
this house, all the appliances and comforts OF first
class hotel aE
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per daf
Oc3lGm FRANK N. PRATT.
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Go=partnGrsbip.
OO.PARrNElRsHIP

fNHE underslyned hsye this day formed q 90 pet
il nefshp under the name and firm OF BREENk a
NIXON, for the purpose Of transaeting Wholosale -
and Retan Clothing and MerahaBt Tailoring Business.
at the old stand Of W, 9 Dreene, % Msin street. op
poste the Cour housstwhers they would las pleased
10 SOC the od ffonds % VIZ house. ana az MANI nes
ones as may favor them with call
WILLIAM q BREENE
ANDREW o. NIXON.
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NO. aol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to accommodate his customer. v,t,
1 every article Of genuemens Wearing APPAREL d.
the latest ttyle and best quality. Those who Wuut
coats, pHnts' vests shus, hosiery, handkerclieis
gloves, bootr SHOES, slippers, &c., will do N,Il O,
give him call ausl
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4ailg empire.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

~, s,,rraina srrivesnd departrrom the Un,uB Depot
asfollows.
oisorSsArr, HAutror AND DAYTON.
Depart. Arrtvs
Louisville and 81. Louis Male s.soa m
oihcinnsti Accomfnodat on.....Ii50 a M $50 b m
CINCINNATI Mail.... ..........a.OO D nj 700 M
Cincinnati Accommodation. G;4b p m
DAYTON, XEsiA AND CoLUnsUs.
Eastern Express .-........,......li.I5 m taos IN
xenia Accommodation ,,....... G;30 pm
Na7'ern hNpress'..,.' 1880 IN $40 N
sANoUsEy, DAYTON Asp CisorAsAri.
SanluHky NAL ......... ..........s4 40 m T.I5a Ia
nuu'S'l''e accommodation ''..s;Ou N 2:f5 m
pATToE Asp MtuHIoAh
Chicago ...........s.S5 a m 7QOam
Chicago and Detroit h1press.. $500 y m $50 d m
lSniANA CENTRAL AND DATToN wTsrERE.
~. Louis aud Chcsgo MaH.....4 40 m IaOa m
indianapolis Aoeommodaton.-s60p $50 ~
'st LOUIS Ehpress..'..........."S;lO m 12;25 M
DATroS a UkIoN.
accommodation. ................ 9oOam m 96ham
pm clio y a.
-, Leayee daly except Monday stops only stsonora
Ro-PR-sgngers G,inp East on the 100 a M train
must purchase Their tickt.. before 500 J. "a Tle
Ticket Office VIII not le open or this train
AuGuIU5 W WINsoR, JE Agent.
CmcmNAri AsD CHICAGO Rail RoAD.
ooiSa NORTH
Mail l2;2O N ..........,.Leavs Riahmd 1895 q ~
Nib"' AIsH' li''V ~ '''-'"''''..'-.'.. 1889 n
soiss SOUTH.
mail 4;22 pfn........... Arrives al Richmd 54bpm
Nlght Express, 500 fn.... .........,.. sO m
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INTERESTING FROM ARKANSAS.
Our Little Rock Correspondence.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, August IS, 1894
Tho Capture Of The Steamer Rob RoyHow tie Trade witA
the Rebels IS Carried On--Serous Accusations Againa
O0cersof United STATES 0unboats- Cp.ure of TIE Steamer
J. c. Nhler by G,.erillas, DC
The Rob Roy, on the Washta river, has been seized
by the rebeis df.y miles below Monroe, La She was
loaded with cotton and going TO deliver the banks
Of Red river where Union boat would soon have found
it, and whore two thousand bales have heretofore been
found by certain naval officers rot many weeks since
by arrangement with two rebel contractors with Jer
Davis government, who reside at Camden, Ark. Tho
rebel government give them four pounds OF cot
ton for three pounds OF bacon. Tho bacon
Gomez from New Orleans, Memphis and st.
Louis, and Is al ways delivered when tho cotton
Is resnpped on the Mississippi or near the mouth OF Red
river
Cotton has been carted for near a year past from
Camden to Lake Village, Chico county, Ark, and there
exchanged for groceries with the agent OF the rebe army
Mr. Chichester who stays there OF the time 10
duct the exchange He oil 80 the mail coDt
and there rebel letters cent to be forwarded TO Rich
mond all the east side OF the Mississippi In the
" exchange" trsds YaSkees are partners who furnish
the bacon, NC.
In capturing the Rob Roy the rebel oicer made mis-
take, not being in the rng On being Informed the pr-
he took, ard "a started under guard tor Texas
ovortaken forty miles on the way by On express
and let loose n secretary wees will take the tro bic
10 investigate how some Of the Mississippi gunbonts
poy much OF their time he viii easily riches
are obtained by some officers.
The steamer J. Miller carrying government freight
between this post and the post ~ Pine Bluffs been
captured and burnt by twenty gueras People this
way think that after several times firing on bo,ts be-
these two posts and good roads the banks OF
the river that the commandsnts should have foresight
and energy enough to send cavalry on tho banks Tor
lection but, the weather 10 hot, aud hundreds OF
cavalry arc engaged In various amusements TO Kill time
II would DO too much trouble