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Died.

Died.
FAurKsER.-On Thursday morning, June 30, Jouy
FAULKNER. In the 3lst year OF his age.
The friends and relatives OF the family reQu
70 attend the funeral, this (Frday) afternoon at two
without furthur notice.
California papers please COPY
KKtLy.-On Thursday, June 80, WILLIAM KELLY q ma.
tive Of Bayshannon tAibey), county Donegal Ireland
In the Seth year OF his age
May his soul rest In peace
His rem aims VIII BIO taken TO the Church the Avsup-
ton corner OF York and Jay Streets on Saturday morn
Ing. at hapast eight O'Clock. when there will be CO.
lemn high mass said for the repose of his sos from
thence they will be taken 70 the Cemetery o. the folly
Cross Flabush Friends and acquantauces are
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, SO Poplar street. without further notice.
Baliyshannon papers please copy.
HERoERRKAu AT New Brunswick. N. j., on Thursday,
June 80, at twelve O'Clock Doon Mrs. HANNAH MATILDA
kEecTgREAu 10 tho 59th yoar OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited TO intend The
funeral from her late residence Saturday morning
at eleven O'Clock
MrLgR.-In this city, on Thursday June 80. Major
LiSoIxY HOFFMAN Miller, United states Army aged SO
years
The funeral will take place from St Peters church.
Morrstown on Saturday Afternoon at six O'Clock His
friends are invited to attend train leaves Morrstown
for New York at TO r. ii.
(Fbr other Deaths see Second Pooe)
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POLICE Intelligence,

Police Intelligence.
DESPERATE sTABBING AFFRAY-A BARTENDER Sup
POSED TO BE FATALLY INJURED, BTC.
stabbng ARRAY occurred in Kellys porter house,
Of Tenth avenue and street on We'd
nesday night, during which Barty Brady tho bar.
tender, was stabbed in sixteen different places with
knife In the hands o. Bernard Caulfeld 1t appears that
Brady Caufod, one james Mooney and others had been
TO Staten Island on an excursion and returning be.
came involved in quarrel in the lower part OF the city
Al that time, however, of them seriously In
1ured but subsequently the excursonists proceeded to
Kelys drinking place. whore the tight ana
the knife used on Brady. rs stated above Mooney
also assaulted Brady after the latter had been
and seemed to urge Cauneld 10 commi, the violence
Officer Van ellison, Of the Twenty second precinct was
but caued slipped out rear door snd msnaesG
to eecape Captain Slot caused digent search 10
be made for the fugitive and At three O'Clock yesterday
morning Cauihe!d was discovered smoking pipe the
roof Of bis brothers. house. Forty third street near
Eleventh avenue and arrested by officer Smith. Coroner
kanney was subsequently, called to take the morte
deposition Of Brady, when the facts as stated above were
developed The Jury found that Brady "oae to bis To-
James Mooney accessory before the fectn Both The
prisoners were then committed await the result OF
Bradys INJURIES Cauhed has been in the country only
about week.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
Officers Quinn and Glynu Of the Eight precinct yes.er
day arrested young named Charles Van Zaun who
stands charged with the murder Of Hugh Morrow, year
ago last January while In the drinking place known az
the Monte Christo Broome street, Mercer Previous
10 the murder McCrow and number OF friends entered
the Monte Christie late at night when they attacked
by another gang In the place. and . rough and tum bic
Fight ensaed, during which McCrow and his party were
badly beaten and turned int the street, few nights
subsequent Morrow determined to be revouged
for the treatment no had received IN the
Monte Christie and accordingly to the place with
numerous muscular companions Another Hgft OF course
was the consequence and, tho lights beiRg speedily
tngushe the conbatants struggled in the dark Several
pistol shots were fred of the bullets lodging in
McCrow's breast from the effects OF which wound he died
In two or three days afterwards. Coroner Wiley
an inquest on the body But the evidence failed 10 in
dictate who the murderer was, and until nothing has
been heard OF him. was stated yesterday that former
friend OF the prisoner knowing the facts
the murder Informed the police that Zaun was the
man who shot Morrow The accused detained In the
Eighth ward station house await an examination be.
fore Justice Dodge The police said there were two
or three witnesses to the shooting
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rAsassic~l.

M nagnihcsot vestval takes he- beneat this evening
On Saturday night she makes her las appearance this
crowded houses Next week are 10 hive the Dukes
Motto, With Manager Wheatlsy 10 his admir- BILE leading
psrt-
Miss MA Palmer who is said 70 be pupil Of tn, late
ssbel's cubas. has joincd the Holman troupe and ~.
sssrs next Monday 81 the White Mountains.
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NEWS FROM FLORIDA.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.
Capture Of an English Blsckads
Runner and a Rebel TradeI.
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EUcuESSgUE CoyToE RAID.
REF UGEE RlVING.
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PREVALENCE OF YELLOW FEVER,
kc., &s.s Be-

The United S,ates supply Union, Acting VOL
snteer Lieutenant Edward Couroy commanding, arrived
port yesterday morning from pensacola, via Key
West
she left the Brooklyn Navy Yard June A. with draft
Of four hundred and forty for the West Gulf
Asockadng squadron, and touched tho outward and
trips Indian river Key West, Charlotte Har
boz Tampa Bay, Cedar Keys East and feat passes Of
y. Georges Sound, St. Josephs Bay, 81. Andrews Bay
md Pensacola. On the 10th Inst, of Jupiter Inlet, cap
Iurcd the English schooner Caroline Of Nassau trying
% the blockade. June 2s, Acting Assistant Paymas
Dr Winter late OF the United States San
uHciato, died.
On the 10Th nit. Michael Ford, from Key West, also
aed June g. passed Eagle, for Havana,
~ Jupiter Iulet
The Union has on board detachment Of forty two
belonging to the Pennsylvania Volunteers in charge
x Lieut. Warner, from Key West, and hundred and
swo discharged and sick soldiers from tho East Gulf
paaAdron. The following is list Of her oalcers:-
Acting FOUNDER Lieuenan,-Edward Conroy,
handing.
Acting Master and Erecutioe O6fc9-Levi Crowel.
lciing Ensign and Sa,lin9 Adaer-George r. wilkins
assistant Paymaster-GeorgeF Beaman.
Acting ASSISTANT Suroeon-S B. Hoppin.
Acno Ensi9ns-P. II. Seabury, G. a. Armstrong,
Frank Adams.
Captains Cierk-Henry Corse, Jr
Paymdser's Cterk--W. S. Anderson.
Ea9'neers-Acting First Assistant Edward I. Thorp:
Acting THIRD Assistants s. A. Slater, H. JONES' George
Acting Masters Maies-Edward Manning, T. Smith, H.
Wolf I'm charge OF the maisl
Hospital Stetcdrd-Edward F1ugel.
The Union has the following passepgers:-
Acting Masters sumuel Curtis VIM Faes John II Platt
.smas'errs , re!er adams VIM Selem Gunner Peter
ksies fhos roo@Se ii irving and Easecomb;
cer s.s ohIi Fleming and James Ranoas
e.d \ Thomas; rirsi Lieatenans Robert xyrss Tbes
krsm Key West, Mrs Williams and I'VE children
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Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re.
ported I'm june, 1864.
From record kept by II. Upton Secretary Of the Ams
ricsn shipuasers Association COMPLIED the follow.
ing list Of total losses and disasters for June. 1884,:
TOTAL LOSSES.
STEAMER
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GARD TO THE LADIES.-CHARLEs LUTZB, N. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Surgery and over ~ years
70 any lady requiring special medical surgical
In twcnty.four hours time. matter complicated tho
case may be- Can be consulted at his old established pr
vatc ONCE, 6lls Broadway and where his never failing
female medicines be obtained sent by letter to any
part OF the United States price S. BThe Doctor has
elegant and tho best and attendance
in the city for patients who wish remain during treat
ment. All strictly confidential. Al home
all hours OF the day and evening.
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nR. TALBOTTE, "a WHITE STREET, N ", CAN PE
~ consulted free either In BY letter. diseases
OF private nature. Debility lassitude indigestion
and al diseases arising from excess DR.. T. being
regular graduate and having had number Of years
sent secure from pryng observation All Communications
strictly CONFIDENTIAL
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A FPLICTED REsroRED' IGNORANCE ExPosRDi-
a Fallaces unmaskedn Highly important 70 beth se.ss
Paris London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
Guide (sOh edition pages 100 iusrations) upon
by Urinary Affections bladder and Kdnsys me author
unequaed Paris and London trcatment 6o. All should
purchase this work of E. WARNER, Ne vesey street. for
e. or consult the Doctor i7s Bres4way up stairs New
papers In recommending Dr. Iarn, ont and his work
Courier dos Etats uns German die Reform Dispatch,
Stats zeunR. Atlas, Medical Review, &C.
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PARTIAL LOSSES.
Those marked r, returned in distress; A. arrived IN dis
ters J. jetsoned cargo; L. icaky F. damaged By Ore,
D. damaged at sea; r. put in ports; c. collisions stranded
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4 DvICE TO THE AUTHORIZATIONS DES-
"A PARDS Female Pills are the only medicine ladies
depend with safety and certainty Can be sent by mail
r. B-Ladies who desire TO avail themselves OF Madame
Despards valuable certain and safe mode OF
DO so at one interview Relief warranted In "a hours
Residence 10 Sixth opposite Eighth street. Ladies
taken during confinement with the beat medical attendance
Office hours from A. NJ 70 8 Y. NJ
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A BROOKLYN CLAIRvOYANT.-MADANE CLIFF
n ford the greatest living American Seer. Medical and
Busin CairvQyant. 2ol Atlantic street. between Smith
Hoyt Brooklyn.
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ANTHOLOGY.
BETTER AgTROLO0IsT rs NOT TO BIB FOUi

n BETTER ABTHOLOUIHT IS MOI 10 bB FUUNu
IA In the United States than DR.. L. D. and Mrs 8. D.
BROuGHTON They succeed In giving satisfaction whes
man s such a. couI.ship marriage travelling Iemcya.
&c also sickness II the sick party viii recover die Of
their present sickness recover the tune they WIZ oen
to amend what part of the body 10 Affected and what
treatment and medicines arc best adapted g the sick per
by letter. enclosing 81 and time OF birth. Also Phrepolo
gca examinations made oalce l20 Greene street. bellows
Prince.
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1fsE BowBRy.-MADAME wIDogR, CLAtRv0yArY
lOO and uftei spanish lady unveils the mysteries o.
futr love- marriage absent friends sickness prcscrbee
medicine for all disesses tells lucky numbers, properly ese
y slolen, 10 -
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- cured without pain BY DR. ROE. Surgeon Chiropod!s
5S Bowery, the Citizcps Bank. Riees Annihator
cures corns, bunions, &c. By mail 30 cents.
GRAY's PATENT NODDED PAPER COLLARS ARB
VI the only shaped TO ft the neck with perfect
free angles breaks The style 10
the only collar made having the patented for the
and free from those Fuckers which in ao;h
collars chafe and frritae the neck Every collar 10
stamped "0rays Patent Nodded Collar" Sold by all retail
dealers IL pshs iurnshnS goods The sade supplied by
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A neutrality-suspicious. MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter with natural gfof foresight tells how
soon and often you vii marry even your honshts Magic
Likeness OF your Intended Husband and Absent
Friends 1874 Ludlow street. four from Houston street,
tlemen lot admitted.
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Dyy1G1 TO MARRIED LApIEe-MApAMs Res

N LAUTH0-MRDNME
II TELL, Female Physician and Professor OF Midwifery
can be consulted as usual at 1862 Chambers street. But
interview win be No charge for advice Her in
fslblc medicines can also be ob,ansd a. l27 Liberty
the best medical attendance during confinement can be
commodaed. Her French Pills No !. price 81 n box.
No. which four degrees than No. and
never s arc safe and heathy price S box Can be sent
her duty caution ladies against iators OF her adver
semens who not only rob them Of their meaus but their
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CLAIRvoYANT.-IFY YOU WISH THE rRUTH. GO Al
" once TO Madam ROSS. She shows likeness or future
friend aad falls TO bring those
together No. % West Twenty seventh street, between
Hours from in the morning I'll In The evening.
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WI Astrooes in this city She tells your very tho ugh,.
Avenue Twenty seventh street. Ladies IS cents
temen 81 cents.
, 1864-06-11

radical men and principles, ~ resolved upon by
The convention Of Gesmsn radicals held at Glove
Jour paper Of the 18th Of Mar fhe assertion is
made that i vas only minority Of our mcmbers.
Halsled by G. Butz and Theodore H1etsche1 which
tuccteted IN ffectlng delegates to the C1eVela I'D
ConTen.io9, and tIat those one hun;
dsed and three members protesting against sstd
Of the association, were the majority. Now, II
theJ were, why did they not appear in ful forcs In
the next meeting aud mote reconsideration OF
the resolution Of the s1roincrity!' Simply hecauso
they either did not caie4 OF because thsJ had no
hope ofsuccess.
Ihe A.socistiRn consists Of more than thous-
sud members, hut Of thtSe thets ale uavcr more
than two numbered or three hundred present At
the business meetings Of the Association. How
ereF email the majority for any rrsolutton may be
ntion until repealed By conntczH:ointton, pass
ed in buelness meeting. The one hundred and
three members, whose signatu1ca were procurtd
with great a1critce Of time aud zeRl for the pro-
eny other hight but uEc!essig rebeliag against the
constitutional rule OF majority. and ne know that
a great many did not sign the1r na1ues with the
view Of having thcm!p published.
We hara no objection to beins etnsurea In
klnd splrl. but We iutist on auS right q being
msy be to your candidate for the Presidency. We
are uAWi1fHe to assune any radical chafs cter for
the association unlssa backed By IT. Official ac-
rton, but We demand that such 0mdal action
.halt be respected o. the. only legitimate test Of
such Official action shall not be mis-epresonssd
a. the successful ruac or scheme OF minority.
only to please marc party ends Trnth ou.ht 70
prevall and the German pro'erb he thought Of
b ordesof ~ The. xss:ocIa,ioz,.Th Committee.
r. q. Htase, Z. Sc!laaRer. Til; A!els:her-
u. kuper, Presldcnt: Josapk Gruuhut, Sect.
, 1864-06-11
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1864.

discipline nnd cure Of Major Joseph j. He1cE1aan,
Of the b5th Illinois, IL command.
The post fund amounts to come S1.ao0 Per month
and the whereabouts Of the savings of1aat winter
is beginning to raise some question New wards
Tor hospltals are In process Of erection. and On
Monday WhitcWasd brushes will commence in
proving the appearance Of the barracks. Tho
report ftha Committee Is fattertug.
Samuel Fuller Of Chicago IL In the city to-day.
The Supreme Court is in session. The dockesth
te1m is quite large and contains great many cot
ton, and number Of criminal cAses+ Judge Dlril
DAVIS Is presiding.
Col. Jockeys regiment moves for the de!d on
Monday next.
, 1864-06-11
FE0aI. CAIRO AND BELOW.
Gen. aznltta Nouta IL aru3al
lfc1.1 A1Aauaat and tlao LoSgcr .uta~ ;.
Af4s2ppI.

tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune;
cuE9. Friday, Jurc 10, 1854.
The steamer Bapae7, c. g. Kelsey, Clerk Il.
Il. SE.ith, has arrived from New Orleans oa the
18th. No news At New Orleans. Ths Emte.ur
paefed Colnmbla, Ark. on the 7.h, .;hea the town
Was, wfth plxntstaens about there, al o. fire.
burnt by Gen. Smith.
Gen. sl.itb's command VAS ashore, resting
'rom echt Of desperate character bad that lay
with AsrmadrEe, In which the rebel force WAS
l.lvca OF, battery and ALL. with. seysre loas.
uasmsduke toeE shelter beyond IN tupaaaabls
buy or, Whera lie prepared to make q atand- Gen.
Smith hta uuditputed possession Of his late
deld OF operations, and the temporary oznbargo
uron the Mississippi had bean rEleed.
Our loss IN the tight II reported 10 be from
Thirty to forty in killed and wounded.
Columbia was place Of so Or no inhabitants.
lpi now it il entirely In ashes The river is clear
the rest u the wBy up.
The .. II. Runyar arrived from; Drval;'s Bludst
!: last night bringing Little Rock papers OF the ID
inst, az date. from The Fisse OF clearance to tho
s.h. She passed the steamer FrlEg!c aground b.
low Hcleaa, with the Dove lighting her .off. The
Nrriuto ras aground at1st. Francis Bsr
She left Memphis ou Ito eYa1Irg Of the 9th There
WEE no news there.
The stesners Annio Jacobs, Ad- Hines, Chish-
x,ih atnrp. for PnrtSrith ''
n1 -. ~ - ,Hr -..-.
Inc Legislature Las ad1ourned1 after p1ssiag
resolution Of thanks to Col. r. r. Livingston,
commanding tic -Surtb Easlarn Division, Ar
kapssf for kindness tolo3a1 refugees and other l,1-
Ghuc actforG.
Lieut.. ". ). Patten. Speaker In the A1kansas
Eonee Of REPRESENTATIVES. lad started for tho Ea1
t7rcre rnnv.n.son ,o ,,hfch h., ~ h.,.,, ..r,1.t
"a a ren,cernt1t;vo
The e1ncdItIon had r-turned fro,c sn,ino,e..a
arkcnssss without meefinc tbc anemv
Thcrsands nf peraons sre 1eavinr tbc;r ton,As
On our ayacuatton of H,tesrf1le and Iank,oono,4
h- orr +,o,,e. 1hcv c,r,a dou,n 7r.h;to -i-s...
nrrtl,,. MIR No, of thar, 49, ...,1n< a.th =. ~
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t,r ia no,. cntIrct1 - ,ho 4as-c- - .,.s,,,.,
~ hushmhsoIa-s 0' 'De I4''~' ~ s1s'Ats0
or.nd -s.ian..ta, x,ao4;, .u,,
lat n,obt f. ~. o-,..1x 80 r.i as.sas sSa!'
Ths foios,ne -eao 1nt;ana vs-s r"s.a,tas hao h.sn
T. Iinccar Fso a,d .-ern ,nanf,nnns,1 saa.t.I. ~ -
, 1864-06-11
THE DRAFT
Report Of the Secretary Of War to
The President--ARepeal Of the
$500 Clause Recommended.
The Present Means Inadequate to Sup
ply the Army--A Draft to bs Made
for Short Term 0nly---Re-
Bults Of the ConBcription.

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HAea1h15oH, "une 4Ae louuHnns W. lao
~ lno r. .1~ cs~N,..S 1rs,,ss.~ 81 s 80"
teae1tsa ~ -" W.. w 0.~
To the senste ano Ao&ss o. Representatives:
Ihave the honor to submit for the eonsidesation
~ f.nnv reg. latter ard fnc3osnre from the see,
w.. ~, r,- ,o,er,-.rre IN +ba -.o,,,-
1e'AA. =.
Aoi@u4AA ta-Soo1'N'
Washington, D. G., 1unea
WAR DneAErxEsx. [
NAHnEA1sx Cf7Ta duns Z. 1o6a
To ths President:
1bes leave to submit to you report made
to md by the Provost M1fHhM General EhoK1ng
, 1864-06-11

l.
NEW Toc1, Juno to-rhs .7ew York TrtsYns,x
correspondent details Shernau's movements to
June 1tt:
May a1st and 9ad were devoted to sest at Css.-
4isfe. On the s2d, Nj order 10 move neSr morning
On ne aireat road to Atlantis, Was issurd. At 1he
E:ovah. the eneny's plcksts and sharpatootcrs
vert NIT NTH. Tia af1y crossed lhe rifar and
pushed cn towards Hnntsrlile, Ga., ekirnisains
ia the Way, md reached Gurt Hickory and Huuts.
Vile on tho ssa, leaving Alatooaa, tue rabel
ta1ts and the big guns El1ee to the lett thus danks
tng tlcu.- Towards evening hxaTy firing wss
h ard In front Of uooEcr'a position. The troops
hurled up, but reached tho Fccne aftae dark. TIE
hrrg bad eea-ed and 1t was tuuEd thut Hook, r
hat suddenly fhllen Epon the enemy In 4 swa.4p
and driven bfm buck.
N41t morning another ekirmish hook place:
Tho rtkels xera again forced back, aad rapidly
Followed, but cau1cu.1Y, By cur troops, NAstl
tnacen;y masked tattsriss oI eted with destractiye
tfesl On our mon. THY wcra cut down By tho
tetrs. Oar loss is between 800 and 800.
en- the 18th o1f array Vas In position In front
Of tho ensny, strongly pssted four .ailes from
Kext day the enemy nasaed to+ An a.sau1t IN
or uosk1. For half II hour The h:htinJ Eas
terrible, and the Eau=htsf OF tha.<uanay great.
Hr ua1 driven back IN confusion. 4. tn xsfaA
tiEe, Powerful attack w-s u7ade on Ucfheeson,
"a the I! ekt. 1t mas repulaed, the enemy losing
bstwe en 81 20 and 20a0.
On. the 31st fscblc attack Has unale by the
rstsls and ropRlsed, and On Taaszday noon no
epttEcd Dailae.
, 1864-06-11

HorEanss Force mud Movrments-E1Il
hunored DeEeat BY Burbridge.

EnmorsG 6efeat bJ Buroridce.
Isoeetal ptsn.tch to the Chicago Tribune.1
c1xc,,<.v1 F,ldsv inn. IN 1871
:,,,o. h,, 49,. -..a,-.d ~ o.-..., NJ.
- ole1~'>1 '''' o- - ""- n'o
fon' IN co1a1'o1o A. 'u1s ptaeo' Hoa1 I'll emclal
source In Kentucky, stating that Gen. Burbridge
overlook John Morran at Eount Sterling, and
, whipped hin thoroughly. :.
Rrrh,itco c.-no nnno,, ,t,-,,~ fran, ~.
- ). a,.,. .,..,a 60, ~. 49,, - 49,
fN* A''s.. ~ - 'oo
esata' ssaak1ots' ane u - e1tsetae1S pro
hablc that The crest horse thief and his gang win
be- Gagged again.
Tha ,roub3e II. ttey afe In nsr4udiur b:nd,
ar.a or.,+ r,onv .vmne.b,,e-,
lepeclai o'74'o'ea ~ no eale1eo 'faoune.I
Hn!ASAfo11s' Ff'da5, 1pns 10. 1861
John A$rrsns men are eo1aEissfnE sava=es In
hcntaes5-oor".ns os'aSes, sooeans caFzen-, and
herEc stealing, INC la'est oispatca 1ton General
caff'ns,on reports 1ae plVoao1s eaplaso OF GoY-
eFaos 1tam'el1s. aSc nan'oess 81 sne feaal. aso
lneseesee - s5nps.an'' .. "nq H. Eseh' 10 b.
Scne3at ats1sos -, ~ AZ ~ -
nv 1tst stesel iss ~ "aa "e" @Ro' 'afeo ELISA
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Sasaas arc sepo'.eo ~ oaeen a'nosens 'oca'i-
1FA
Pone9 "s ~ e.o!9nk' a1's. o9H1aian@' f!aak
fof', ht"is1on anu n'ar Aoa.F.ia Il tralo on
tle LoLla'lit0 aao 1a"A's1t ha1'sond Has atsaok~
"a y "enk,os e@.ans' ~ 1.a - sat. spatss, Union
'nsnosr ~ sne neasasas W. Lst'as";t, 3s kua.
caAe'aSAla. ea=o 1o.-one " no.sans 1aca'
Gt1afea Il AHshSiae' .ePoR's taS@ lao 1orco II
eh1uess .1.e' 'ameal1ss command sf
Atisao' co hie'on anu eoi' esA1n. ihs total
force ls eIoa1 wv, lafGe poftloh OF saen dis
mounted CAVALRY. Ihey entered INC State at Pound
esp.
a zcoutln: party, under Evosett, nes eent ahead
to pick up Eorsca isF disnouatoa mta, They
pssesd ihroneh Ha1ei dteen. ozangevfilc aad
F1sm'a-s!'ufs, and tosk NaFsTll1o without feslst-
.uee, .obbi1c eltlzcna OF uo7ey api othe, ya,u-
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