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Agerlcp.
A, No, M CLURE,

A. No, M CLuHE,
REAL GBNT
NO see THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE,
4 HAVE Alarse amount Of property for sale, suoh
As houses and lots, IN al parts Of The city, At vAr.
Qua prices, ranging from eiur hundred thoasa nd
dollars, on good payments, and well slluAiedi and
ms S nsa' o. .n dSs S dsd as sSi ''s .sy
Aeres down 10 tive aorel T. adjoining the o,ty aud In
the county,
Those having property for sale, and thosa wanting
TO boy, viii Dc we'll 70 call ou me, ~ | shall nvs
prompt attention all business entrusted my care
hsys had s9nsidsrebs snpsrspes In The hqainsss.
laedim A MCCLURE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

Lost On last Monday evening note oi
$500. dated March lat, 1864, payable thirty
days after date, signed W, S Phelps payable
to 5 Powers or order, Any person finding
ii will he suitably rewarded by leaving it al
Es,abrook & Phelps irocery, Second street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
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w,P snIrIi n. NJ ooIA., Gen. TYoke, 49, As1
- ih' Master OF frsnspoftS,ie,,s " ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

Nm Rnd Aftpf SUNDAY, koE II, lsts ttaibs -,
~ leave Union Depot, bikth sueeL tof Ioiedu ~,
III Intnfmedlate pOints ~ ioiibWs ''i '''71
lolr'io and Chicago Mail at To- m. ra..t
Choego aud Detroit Nlght kxi FeAs ~ S,Os h M
nol1 r. N, ,bhOkMAkHh, SUI ernlri -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

The Panorama,-The Panorama of New
York CRY at Huston Hall continues to at.
tract large and fashionable audiences, take
your ally to see the greatest city ON lthis
Continent, you see tho Streets, Buildings,
Shipping, and the people at their every lay
busivess 1t exhibits every afternoon and
evening this week, at three and d.cight clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
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ON aad elay hondpy aoN ttasa ~ shs lhuAi
ANY, n aud fsfp NJ aNH T'A
ksturnlug, vii gtuva at llilS q N Al a 500 y N.
Tbs $500 NJ, anu 4'sH ? in, shprsss tfs1.s nlH =
dlose oonnrctitns 10 AL points ~ the esf $40 tu
and ate tIuin ~ ihs shortest aBd quickest fIl
~ ChioaKs and The Northwest. ...TI-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

hook Bindery--ln Bsckers Building, over
the Post Office; every description Of Binding
is executed ia ,bs very best style, aud nj
chea pest rates, sucb as Blank Books, Maya
zines, &c. Ruling doae to order Rcmriaber
the place, Room No %, Beckers Building.
w local +. W. MEYER,
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4auy'Gmplre.
City and Other Matters.



~S-Tralns srrvsaad dspsrurom the tuioa Dspet
A. follows
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a. nss ss E: 1
vt.ns sRs Aisss wan
snsss III p:s :sss s,s:. s:.
oia sa-nr n byis Psymss rhopas; scAr johnson,
ri;iss rin;SwFosr Dec s1Ar sch :. sowey. Smith Phils
ssaoa 20. KYOre Tor BOSOM sSsra
for ss SYo Sa
riiisaaiphis: Hsn@ias hirS, wind:oi rs i.r
sSrr ses srswnr wn oo Word Wee
sssr a.rrss ssss.s Hsasy sySTa
ben Stsy Tor w..S,aSsop sS isSI. s"1
rsws Maa asaans FOR Tsnss Henry Gibbs snow
Waterman Chase, New Bedford for NYork; high
land Chief Freeman, Provincetown for do Pavilion Free
DO; Frances 1len Whmor-, and Larch Wilson. Eliza
bshpo for Boston: Josephine 9 Collyer Higgins Boston
fangier Wide Awake, Hamilton Chatham for Chesa
Bay; Franklin Bell Brewster New York; Village
| Queen, and Chase, do; slocp Renzi. Cobe,gh, do.
/ PM-Arr schr vigiiant. Albro. ElzsbethDort.
Rew BEDFORD; Juvenile Nckerson, NYo-k for Ply mouth
Joseph Long Osgood and Samuel Fish Davis Boston for
Fortress Monroe Sid Br brgs Star OF the Sea- Hummtnc
Bird; schrs W Crsw ford Red Jacket Village Queen,
Bell Saxon Isabel Blake 9 Hammond Charles Dennis
sts PM-Arr Srlgs x@bro:e Light stAal Portland 70.
Lion, Lowe Boston for do; schrs
Boston, Bexrse Cohasse Tobey. do for Phadelpbia
Hiawatha, Ingraham Rockand for do: Georgia. Sweet
Belfa.t do; Ieanessa Gilman, st John b. for do:
Wilson Buter wareham for do Anger Besse, do for New
| PHfLADELPIIIA. Dec 6-Arr steamship Norman Baker
Bosoni shrs Adeline, Gilmore, Belfast Herbert MautoD
Hinckey, Boston: Fossett, Hodgdon. NYork CD brig
Albert Adams Ayres Gusdsoupe: WIhans Thonp
| Knight, Penssooa: + Bailey. Crosby Bath; Bous
Lppncott; Statesman. Nckerson; Bnena VISTA Bah
bitt, and II Mahony. Conn, Boston: Quckstep Hulse
Providence; Bartlett Rock. 6roton; 4 Il heany VIII
cox Norwich; w Sims Mason, New London
| sAN FRANCISCO, Nov Arr ships Fray Beutos tHaml
NYork via Juan Fernandez: xerrmsc Leeke, Boston via
| valparaiso Magellan (Brl Cumming, Liverpoc; Oasi
(Br) Parsel, do; Reindeer tBr) Mcclellan, London VII
TacShuano; Union tFr Debot. Bordeaux Marmion. War
saw, Nyork: Shirley Mullen, Manila bark osini Smith
condemned; Bordeais tFr) Delassele Bordeaex Val
paraiso 7h ship Rose sandsh, Hutching Cardiff dc
Bid tlth ships Seaman's Bride wymap. Bakers Island
lnvinolbe Lester NYork. Cid 10TH ships Guardian Row
\ land Callao; 18th. Mohawk tBr). Davies do
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miscellaneous.


evrAssrn BRyxEr, having been In dock ans horou
svehsued. win Der voyage for Bremen via spu.h
enpton Saturday, 10Th inst.
snP AfcorE, Bonham from New Orleans Oct Il for New
fok was DESTROY ed BY the rebel ousee on the sd
IA tsee news columns, The srcol. was owned IN ths
sv ny hssst Atkins Co. built hsre IN ls4S and o63
soUs Register
sn,r w.sa.n rirs.hencea San rrsnc,so was ~ Cane
SaA esns0 away hsure head aod sph some
ELIrovocp Al snchor opposite Wan stree, rerr,
Wa rau Into by the ferry boat EIchar IA AM ~
- iog on % aesday ~ Al ~. coc, sp ~. hob b
~ ero ontwses carried away. The ferry bo.t 81 s y,
Ssgs Horn 90 days. with strong ssiss, ,, rss on
0oodrich, seaman oil Bat Lexncfon NsJis ,1is. o.
rs top.siyaxd and broke Of ahc aIders and ,sn,
scwp HowARp PurssS tBr). from ~sr,h.ver. .r,.. :,
fsvin VAL ith ut IN dsIress The lef1 Boeou ssn,
- Porto Belle ou Sep'i
srns Rsearii while lying q anchor IN u. Es,l n,v.v
Rbfesst Of The South ferry, Wedrs sday morn NJ 49,
has ~ ferry boat rscrc and mad boz sprt ran
ne rAnDe recsivcd no damage. 'a
sns 5Ar.vrA Leland. befors reported abandoned ~ss
Se~ Y loo fer warchAm. "
Foreign Ports.
sss nov IS Arr bfss ses Lark Esies. Beaten;
,sToua iin no.iev. Nfork
rs,s Nov z5-Ar prev schr Hound, Pesrnnsn, Nav
6lsrrnrsA- rov 7s--Eo Am vessel In p,r.
vy~ncs Set 10 Arr ships John kcfolscn fr) San
S.s~S g. saa 40 2oh tor Bong KorgJ berks Jahn WeIs
- ys,a preceeded for dong Kousl sa az. 4 a br
~ ~e.vws hush Bsksrs lsaud- - -
rr Ssh Ia .sp y IA or. Lord. from rs- Urn ssseo
1ssfon Ida. ia'sna' brs boien Mar. weodA for
Ss o.as. sss os s.a si9 gor ssp ca.d. tsr i. CITY q
a&ssA ssr~s cS ys'GA ~ N poA slSh'h sAfs
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!fuR culRrBa ELECTION.

v~s - p~e>sssful CanAlAatsss
:. - 49, vauu rssssvsa ys1sroay hsn 0s vasse0
ns.. u..ss ~ sAAaes ~ nnDss 9 ~ oAndi.
-. essss6 70 Aldssnasic, Cooncimaais ssd sshoo
-. Up 70 . ~ hour ysseerdny seiss nemDsr q
r,, ANY Or sixsy) AAA - ssss In <hss rstnrns;
- - ne Bard of CAnvasssrs meet to-day p pre-
u-,sd shs sasvsosors end psl ssrhu wn b ready 10
.aks sAsr report required By NV. fns names q ne
s.ssssfui candidates published below WIN not bs altered
~ ths dbsr,sv 70 bear from
ALD1RHU.
John Moses. asmoesas
1-Aicbsei Norton Democrat
l-Jsha Hscker, cisizens.
s-iscssiss rlysn, democrat.
e-Lswh X Ryers, democrat
U-Joha R'ce, democrat
ls-Petsr Aastsrsoa, democrat
N-James o. bSen, democrat
NIB. W. Van voorhis. Democrat
couNcILMEN.
A-E n Haagerty. democrat
John Hesly, democrat
John Stacoin, democrat
Patrick II Keenan, Democrat
Isaac Robinson. democrat.
Jamos Hayes, democrat
n-rhomas Brady, democrat
Samuel A. Patterson, repuoioAns
Bernard Kenney, denoersI
VIM. H. Tayir, republican
Charles Koster, democrat.
Jas. BrmckmAu, democrat
o-Wm. Atkinson, republican.
, Wilson Green, republican.
George NJ. Van Mort, republican
Abram Lent republican.
John Houehtain. democrat.
Thomas Ieary, democrat.
S-Ihomas O'Calaghau, democrat
VIM. Joyce, democrat.
Patrick Russell, democrat.
David Fitzgerald, democrat
Valentine Cook democrat
John w. Bockhorn, republican.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
l-James B. Dupignac democrat.
1-John Hayes, democrat
S-Jamcs W. Farr, republican
John W. Turner democrat.
S-S. Weir Roosevelt, citizens.
p-James " Mclean, democrat.
VEWtiam Hitchmau, democrat.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
NINETEENTH wAap.
Vs nave only heard from one school district efciay,
e,vit tbe Nineteenth ward, where Mr. Fl. Huntington
Rss y elected BY over 200 majority Mr.. Butler
Notice 60 Canvassers.
0FTlcK or CLERK or COMMON Coryon,
No CrY HALL New YoRg, Dec. I, 1854. +
me canvsssers appointed In the following Election
arcts failed TO make their return TO this oce
~ hw required, within twenty.four hours after the
USsing The polls on the day OF election. viz
FIRST Election district, Fourth ward
uffth Election district, seventh ward
Fourth Election dist let, Eighth ward
Twelfth Election district, Eighth ward
Henth Election district. Ninth ward.
Dsventn Election district, Ninth ward
Twelfth Election district, Ninth ward.
First ElsGaon district, Tenth ward
xhird Election district Twelfth ward.
Seventh Election district, Twelfth ward.
Fourth Election district, Thirteenth wsrd.
second Election district, Fourteenth ward.
1Aird Electon district, Fourteenlh ward.
seventh Election district, Fourteenth ward.
Seventh Eestion district, Sixteenth ward.
0xth Election district, Seventeenth ward.
Nineteenth Election district, Seventeenth ward.
Fourth Election district Nneeenth ward.
xAird Election district, T~enty.secoud ward.
Seventh Election district, Twenty second ward.
DAVID 7. VALENTINE,
Clerk Of Common Council
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M Msh Pa.rhsa, pi,. =, with with. ssp'nSs, s ns .,..u
7th. Consumptivs symptoms and Palpisatisas q ~
sth Cough. with Phlegm IN the Thross ss
Gh Nervous affection and AN! Of sleep a night
iisS Dimes bi%os.. q VISION and Los. Of s!eAt
thousands Of q dyspspsa the. have sss
Ss es: sd nc matter years snans sa
40 drasss.s and e DR. wIsHARTs S,Ss
81 per box sent BY mail free OF charge. ON rsssvss a.
DYsPEPsIA-DYsPEPsIA.- ~. rs-fA
DR. Wishart wish 70 add testimony to Tie hunsyees
sn
have slept on In chair not being able 10 lie dow n for
fear OF sunocAton- have employed seven Of the bost
physicians IN Philadelphia who all pronounced my case N.
durable. taken TO the College, where the faculty.
having done what they could declared disease In
curabe OF asthma ana chronic dyspepsia In ft last STAGE
my wife procured from Jour store bottle
fsrseysrnss used and box and half Of
Jour Dyspepsia Pulls. when felt that my disease hao
wholly way and the cordial mad given vig0r
and strenlth continued Improve, and FOR the pasA
three Az have been able TO 10 my bad ss souny
pounds IN my weight able to work aud provide for
family send this true and faithful statement Tor
Oxford Church Post onoe Twenty third ward. Phila1e.
phia ISAAC HELLkRAAN.
DIR. w1snARrs GREAT siT,s AMERICAN DrsfAPsrA
This to certify that suffered for ten with that
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia suffered much pain
treated by eight different scians for complaints, and
times better but thea old disease dyspep
returned with al ITS eadfnl realities and my whole
system fast wastinz 10 this sick and dsotAted
state handed rculsr OF Or wisharts great Aner
Dyspepss Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial which gave
correct de crpton OF my 50 ferings and determined TO
| cines.
As soon commenced OF the medicines began
time was perfectly OF AL my complaints aud
fecly restored to health. ar TO day well man Dr.
Nshart give this certificate with grateful heart Tor
derfu medicines. Mar 0od bcss and youS
truly useful e for many years woud say to every SCI
who suffering AZ was that nv reside nee 10 eS
Hight giving testimony othe great Of Pr WshaTts
pr %hss Store and once No 10 North sseona street.
Philadephla.
| Sold At HELMsoLDs Chemical Warehouse. next "
Metropolitan Hotel
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es1ssrs. 50 nrcH wAREs.. s IS
Fort OF Now York. December =, 1864.
cLEAREn
seamshp Washington tFr), Duchesne, Hsvrc-Geo Mac.
essanshS cslums,A Barton, Havana-spsGsra rilss.sa
ssn.sg sssamss,g Saxon, Lavender: xorsolI-I eager
sss,D ssssDhssss 3 sss ss, oss'os Bros
BARK Robert Alexander tBr). Moore London Thomas
ss!l John ryts: Weaver, al.ssox-rhemas Dunn.m.
Bark I Ward. ribeei.a. New oreans-J e Wards Co,
ssG s1andss. tsr rspsrci Monte
sr ApSs Fps Q.
sss ssy s.s: sss;: ss2:. R: Abbot.
g! s's :sS:is S
scnr Republic. Chase, New Bedford-Fersnson 1 Wood
Gen sDss Ssrf WSoGs hSs foss
pa.s.,s sSsnj Is.ss ssssae s,%sles wsss.son
ARRIVED
moss S' s'es Ans M,s Sa sht "a,
sss@saio B.ys1I. iiam, Tasse, Hsmssrs Nov IS and
stsSs' .'ss@ssp . sSs
soaad s.h as d s lon ssrs sS.sa~s ssi
ship asso.s Cousins, Newport E. 80 Gays with coal. 70
s5ip PIesdsp. Fillmore, Luca Cardiff IS day. vts soai
h Sesss @nds; :ss aSs pt ss OF georges Shoals
ship 1eocsdis tsremi wenke, Rotterdam ~ days. with
ndse and l0i passengers. to Punch Melncke WeniL
Snip Mindora new, Aen boston, 81 hours in ballast,
a Cooley; TO load for San Francisco Was towed here
ty stssmtua frcis
Corneia r, Burns. Hong our July a. with teas
Rena N. and crosssd Equator Nov in on ~ a.
Bsrk Matn.. tBr), frevirsnus, Bremen, 43 days bal
ssri Nene Feawtr tBrI Boyd Rio Jsneiro 81 asvs
viii coffee 20 Preuiergest Brn-.
bhrk lsTinla tot EastFo Davis Cow Bay Il oaye with
~
Erg Carts ,Aus crans,iche, Pernapbuco q days with
brig Fra (Br). Beater Grand Turk IT, IL DAYS with salt
Brig Henry L-eis. whnnore, Por, Even with coal for
tshr Wary Susan tBr,. Aibuiy, Nsssa.. days. with
sesr BOB 1srj Bethel Elsu,hers. day. Win fruit 10
SehI Nancy tBr TAYLOR. Halifax days with aah, 10 No
sclr sesview (Br Neuiac Halifax. days With fish, %
sehr Frs cunrinc., Ivnt st George, NIB 30 aays with
onher 10 ~ A newcif.
bchr Anna NJ rsck Nc comb, Virginia for Boston,
schr A Barnes. Marstou. Virginia Tor Tairhaven
kNhr y NeBs fsrnsworth, Ph,iaJeichia for Boston.
schr Atwater, ssctett Pblsde phs ior New Haven
schr Union Wallace. EIi,abethpo-t for Porsmouih.
xc,r Damon, Pitcher; fIizsoeihpor for Boston
gear Madagascar, Heath, ElzabethUort Bos ton
ecer Union, Post Elzabethport Boston.
e<hr Snrtham. Pelton, Elis sbehpor Providence
sshr Q Iresnd Hogers kn she,blor. for Providence
eehr Kate yhomas Preston, Providence.
echr b Pleecker Nash Ropdoui for Newport.
ssa,as pearson wh m snp OnsSs msse esco
snip Eastward Bo. FROM siam.
SAILED
Steamers Wash ngton tFr) colnnba Parshsnia saron;
0ips Mount Roy al Belle Wood
The New York herald., 1864-12-08
POLITICAL.


9th WARD CITiZENS' ASSoCIAT-ON.-A MEETING
of this Association win be held Thursday, Dec z,
at 71s r. M at Livingston Hail. corner of Fifty second
street and Third avenue.
WILLIAM II. WEBB, President
LEWIS L. DrLAFIELp, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
MUSICAL.

II OLIDAY Observation-Disclosures PLAYHOUSES
and Sixth avenues
The New York herald., 1864-12-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

uNHB NEW CHURCH OF TIE INCARNATION, MADI.
1 avenue and Thrtv-hfih street viii be open for
Divine service. and the Holy Com Sun.
day morning the llth nst at l0 o'clock and in the
Ing OF the same day At 7 o'clock Divine service and
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

LURSHAMs FURs,ruRg EypREss, BURNHAM's.
- fmnitnrc so,lng ssatlirhmsn, bnrnhams ssosngs
Wafer oms Tor Furnt,re -Fs Lies moved. oy or COUNTY,
Panofort,s htstusrg L,red ship eL o sss klevenh
stroat, between tilth and sixth avenusa lNN fNtN
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

snip Eastward Bc. FROM siam.
SAILED
Steamers Wash ngon lFr), ColuDba PayshspIa saxon,
Aips Mount Boy al Belle Wood
wind at SIN set 9.
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

Eoukp,...0e.ss, ON, Ihk gyssINo or y4s0D ,rsT.
" near FnuW bbrd 4trerf A1d a.xan sssaua a r.d. J.
foctatbooH containing meme, ssd vsinsne prre,a ~,
ownet eau hAye toe tsne ky sivss descfiro1 ara n.
inR for nis ~ Artisemens % the OF se c,x -.
o. ny ~ kghiy.ssla rbaci Aaa 5ecose ssuus
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
TIE ONLY wRINGER wITHTHE PATEN1
Cog Wheel Regulator,

W bi'h POSITIVELY prevents the rolls from
Bre0hing OF TmiSting on TIE .Shoti.
IL WAS pronounced superior to all Others Of the
Worlds Fair al London, 1862. II took the Fir 7
PREMIUM at the great Fair of the AMERIcAS Is.
sTiTUTE in New-iork City. 1885,, " here ihe lude
es were practical merhanic-, and appreciated
Cos: '. heels. IL took the Firs, Premium ai The
New York State Fair. ....i 1852 and 1868
Vermont, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois aud
VI chigan State Fairs 1863,
And conniy Fairs without number
ORANGE JuDp. OF the American Agriculturist,
says ot the UNIVERSAL CLoTHEs WRINGER:
.W- think the mlchine much more than Pays
For ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving OF gar
men,sl There are several kinds, nearly aiik, in
general coEstruci1n, but we consider il import
ant that the Wringer be fitted with Cog, other
wise mass "t garments may clog the rollers
and tho rollers upon the crank shaft slip and iear
the clothes, o. the rubber break icose from the
shaft. Our own is one u the first mate aud il is
as GOOD AS NEW after nearly F. UR YEARS
CONSTANT USE."
We have seven sizes from $3.50 to so. The
ordinary family sizes are No |, $40. and No. .
81 hess have
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
Gen. Sully's Indian Expedition.

0CEs 0uAy . 40OX10 Ax0SV0A.AOh'
We learn from Sully's report that he
left Sioux City on the 4th Of June. tTsv-
eled 483 miles and laid the foundations
of For, Rice, and left there on the 18th
Of July. On the cath reached point
on the Heart river l42 miles further
west. where they corraled the wagons
(supply train and 260 emigran. wagons
and with two days cooked rations to the
man, and four days provisions carried
in light wagons, the troops set out on
the goth to hunt the camp Of The Indians.
This they found. consisting Of l,00O TO
l,600 lodges, and an immense number
of warriors, in one of the strongest po
si,ions in the country. Here a battle
ensued. lasting during the day. when
the redskins fed with loss Of about
ISL killed and large number wounded
Our loss two killed and nine wounded.
Gu, troops behaved with the greatest
GOODNESS and bravery, and picked of the
foe at long range. which. with the artil-
lery. scared them hugely. They at
tempted flank movement to capture
the wagons. but a shell dropped among
them, killed five men and ponies. tear
ing them to pieces, and the 1ankers fled
in CONSERVATION.
The following day was spent in des-
troying the enemy's camp; which was
rich in Indian display. aud Savage i'm
pIements. The expedition proceeded
through to the river by cutting lis way
for l2 miles through what seemed i'm
possible natural barriers. The canal
was reached on the 3lst of July. On
the Sd of August took up line of march
in a northwesterly direction, and after
passinging over almost insurmouniable
obstacles. they came up with the enemy,
now re-enfovced, on the 9th, and tough!
again, the enemy soon giving way with
! loss.
The expedition soon proceeded to the
Yellowstone l6O miles from The cana
on Hart river, where they hailed ths
appearance Of two steamers with sup
plies. The repor, closes thus:
Between the 18th Of July and the l6Ih
Of Angus. the expedition has Travelled
457 miles. fought three days. forded
rivers, and dug their way through a
country SO broken as to seem utterly
impossible, often suffering for days to-
gether for want of grass and good water,
taught the combined forces OF the In
dians a lesson they will never forget
For the first time demonstrated the
prsc,icability OF steamboat. navigation
on the Yellow Stone. Surveyed an un-
explored country and found its immense
resources of heavy bed. of coal lying
exposed in every direction. Such have
been some of its labors; but time a'on,
wili show their future value 10 the Nori.l
western frontier of our country.
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