The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-27
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Exported fo~ ~ Dolly Argms.

FoRT LARIMINE, Sept. 26.-Advices from Fo
Phillip kearney state that the indians were We,
Troublesome, stealing and attacking small parti,
on the 18th. They captured government herd
| mules and wounded two of the guard on the IL.
| Preist, johnson, and Ridgeway Glover an
| inst tor Frank Leslie's newspaper killed and BIZ
| mutlated. They attempted to capture the miss
near the Fort but were driven off with lost z
AeS. Two men OF Balley's mining party ane
out hunting were killed after a small Ioso the
| Indians.
Reports received from Fort Smith, Ikotah,
state that there are 500 lodges of Sioux dians In
Iongue River valley, all hostile. The deter
mined that the new road to Montana all not be
| travelled. Government stock wa, atm at Platte
bridge, Dekatah, to-day.
The New York herald's Ottawa Canada dis
patch says:
The fsnians are again concerning for raid
IN fanous portions o. Vermont troops, one
| being placed an extensive waioatng military
| iorce has been formed into fe ongaoe ana gar
rlson' lie former being compte IN ,nsm'eres
| and prepared to move at me ants bouce. Inc
o0Inmlssorer at the quarmasts aePal'ment anu
medical corps have been orfred to supply them
selves with everything neIssary for vigorous
| campaign
The notes of the Bank 4 Upper Canada were
quoted at nearly par. Ncurther failures were an
| tIcipated.
The New York Herds Troy, N. Y, dispatch
says:
The cholera has br.en out with fearful violence
| in the vicinity of Non dams, Mass. There has
been eight cases ar i've deaths the doctors say
within 70 hours.
The descrip,io, of Bats: Two of the front
teeth were broke, and gold shirt studs on sleeve
buttons were foul. Capt. Bats wore sleeve but
tons, bat Mai cons does not remember that he
wore studs Pom the description of the wound
| the bail sesmso have passed through the back of
his head, pa,ing out at the forehead and must
have killed In instantly.
The New fork Tribune's Washington special
says:
/ have itfrom good authority that Judge Under
wood OF ne circuit court will not have session
OF his curt next month.
A N,v York Tribuue's W ashington special
says:
Gent Foster reports of Florida, ior August,
that tie freed men have received better treat.
men. at the hands of the courts and planters,
and consequently the planting interests OF
the state are in excellent condition. The
prospects, of fine cotton crop are very prom.
hing. The caterpillar has appeared, but
the cotton balls are so far matured that /,
cannot be much damaged.
The corn crop in the vicinity of Tslla hsssee
and jackson county is very poor. In the
northern counties there is only half yield
In the southern counties it is Il good crop
much better than it has been for years. The
heat OF the summer has caused much sick
ness The cholera has appeared at Jackson
vile, Pallachicola and Cedar Reyes. The
victims are principally negroes.
ToRoNTo, G. W, Sept. 81 Several regiments
boath regulars and volunteers are to go intt
camp near St. Johns, all the government clerks
of the different departments to be enrolled ir
q civil service regiment. General orders for tina
purpose have been issued aud will be carried ints
effect the event of the volunteer MALTA being
called out.