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FROM THE FAR WEST.
FoRT WALLACE. Kansas. Sent. 2

Fort WALLACE, Kansas, Sept. II.
Chief scout NJ. s. Horn, just from Colonel
Forsyth's camp, on the north fork Of the
Republican river, reports tha. Colonel Car
penter, who started from near Cheyenne
mills, on the morning Of the oath. reached
Colonel Forsyth on the morning of the 25th.
The command which left here on the 24h,
under Colonel Burkhead, with provisions,
supplies, &c. arrived soon after Colonel Car
penter. Colonel Forsyth lost FIVE killed and
twelve wounded, and all his horses. The In
dian loss was not far from eighty, killed aud
wounded, besides large quantities OF stock.
The 6ght the first day is described as being
the most desperate that has ever taken place
on the Plains the Indians makii charge af-
ter char ge, some times coming within Fifty
feet Of the men who lay almost entirely ex-
posed. their only defenses being little sand
breastworks which were thrown up with no
tools but their hands, as the men worked
between the attacks Of the Indians, who
rode round and round charging down upon
them, at soms points one party of the men
digging while the rest fought. The Indians,
who were the Sioux, Cheyennes aud Arapa-
hoes, from six to seven hundred strong, were
we'll armed with Spencer carbines and Henry
rifles. 1t was estimated that they fred no,
less 1000 rounds, besides quantity of ar
rows, the ground all around being literally
.trewn with the latter. But little fighting
was done on Sunday, though portion Of
the Indians stayed in the vicinity until last
evening The last day the attack was made
the Sioux saw large parties Of Indians driv-
ing mules and horses, going south and west.
II is thought to be the design Of the Indians
to get below Arkansas, and tha. they will
probably cross about the middle Of next
month. They will be closely watched.
Colonel Forsyth's command was to start
for Fort Wallace this morning, and will
reach here in four or Ave days.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NAsHIsoroE, Sept. 1s.
The Alabama delegation, in company with
Gov. Smith, called on the President to-day,
10 whom they we're introduced BY Senator
Fowler. State Senator hayes read to the
President the resolutions Of the Legislature.
1hs interview, which was private, continued
several hours, during which the entire situa-
tion OF Affairs was freely discussed. The
delegation express themselves perfectly sat
is6ed with the Presidents assurance of mill
tary aid in case OF necessity. They are to
have another interview with the President,
and also the Secretary Of War, tomorrow.
Commissioner Rollins, in reply to . to-
bacco firm in Lynchburg, says all their to-
bacco and snuff which is branded tax free,
having been manufactured prior to 1862,
while the remainder 10 branded from SO to
so cents per pound, which shall no. be dis
posed Of prior to the 1st Of January next.
and oil which they may purchase tax paid,
but not stamped according to law, and have
on hand, will have to b re-packed and
stamped after this date.
The opinion Of Judge Boynton, Of Florida,
IN denying the wit Of Aabens sorpus for the
slsass ~ p AslA aaA ssAss eenuinssys
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FROM THE SOUTH.

MEMPHIS, Sept. %.
A Helena, Arkansas, letter announces the
hanging by mob of notorious negro
named Lee, who last winter killed several
persons, and yesterday made strong resist
ance to the Sheriff and his posse, who at
tempted his arrest. Lee was captured in the
woods. where he had fed. and hanged by the
unanimous consent of whites aud blacks.
General J. C. Hindman, late Of the Con-
federate army, was sssassinated At his res-
dence in Helena last night. A mar mar ID
Robbins, who, it is believed, committed the
deed, was arrested here this afternoon and
sent back. He is from Springfield and
served under Hindman. He stously denies
being the murderer.
The Avalsnche's special of tonight says:
General Hindman was shot at 10 clock last
night while sitting in the midst OF his family,
smoking, the left hand, which held his pipe,
being carried away by charge Of buck shot,
two Of which lodged in his neck, from the
effects OF which he died eight hours sitter
wards. His assassination proceeded from
political causes.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. IS.
On Saturday Mrs Stewart widow resld-
ing in tins city, was murdered and burned,
together with the dwelling of John Baker,
her farm manager, who was also murdered
and robbed Of $500 in gold Four houses
have recently been burned n the same neigh.
borhood.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PANS, Sept. %.
Count Walewski died yesterday, a the age
Of fifty-cight.
Tho Monissar has the following from
Spain:
Altea, city of $4,000 people, has re-.
voted.
Thrse ships appeared on Sunday of Car
thsgenis, supposed to be part of General
Prim's feet.
It ID reported that the town Of Leon has
pronounced for the Revolusionists.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
A battle is hourly expected between Mo
vsiiehSez and Gerrona, near Cordova.
Tho Royalists lost over 600 men in the fight
at San Antonio.
LONDON, Sept. %.
Advices from Spain to-day confirm oil
previous reports that the insurgents are
marching 10 force upon the Capital. Tic
royal troops sent against Cantondez and
since the capture Of that city been engaged
in persuing the rebels in that quarter, have
received orders to return to Madrid for the
protection Of tie capital. Tho revolution il
progressing rapidly into the interior. The
city Of VoIlodolaid has pronounced against
the Queen, and tho revolt has already ex
tended to most Of the provinces into which
old and new CASTLE is divided.
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KEOKUK, lOWAs TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1858.

< sa u
has bsen received. The groands on which
the appiicsticn rssted wsfs, TINT - Court
had no jarisdiction, ard tAas the psoelan-
ton Of lest Jaly not inciuding them for par
don, the Judge found that The offence IVES .
military one, and was properly tried bsfors
. military tribunal. and that the peoclama-
tion pardons treason, but does mot pardon
assassins, nor those guilty Of berbarous
treatment Of pri oners.
The Secretary Of War has issued N order
suspending for the present the sals Of Ill
government arms and munitions.
Jesse L. Williams. OF Ind; Gen. Il. G..
Wright and ]. Beck. Of Ohio, have been ap-
pointed Commissioners to examine. under
Instructions Of the Interior service. the road
and telegraph lines Of tho Pacific Railroad,
and report to the Secretary Of the Interior.
For the week ending October 6sh, 255
patents will be issued from the Patent Of
fce
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IOWA STATE FAIR.
CLINTON, Sept. 2s.

CLINTON, sept. ~:
The Iowa State fair opens here tomorrow
With vely hattering indications ofsuccess. The
weather, which has been go decidedly dsa-
greeahle for the time past, is now pleasant,
and there is excellent prospects for its con-
iinuing tine during the fair. The number Of
entries, never very large the first day, will
doubtless exceed very largely the. number of
any proceeding exhibition.
There is immense numbers of visitors in
the city and still they come,
The number Of fast and fine horses pres
ent excites particular observation and re-
mark, while the exhibition in all its de.
partmen,s is equal to the most sanguine ex-
pectatons OF the officers Of the society
Great credit is due to the Officers than whom
no more efficient men in their positions can
be anywhere found. The Iowa State fair can
be safely put down as . success. The entry
books will close to morrow.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.
CHlcAoo, Sept. %.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
During the present month about 1900 PEN
sions have been paid in this District at an
expense to the Government Of over $3,OO0,-
900.
The store Of A. Basch, No. 235 South
Clarke street. was entered last night by burg
lars who stole about $500 worth Of 60 ,ds.
The store of Henry W. King i Co. Nos.
and Lake street was also entered aud
$500 worth of clothing and furnishing goods
stolen.
Gen. Grant attended the church of Messiah
yesterday. He was dressed in the planest
OF citizens clothes, and recognized by only a
very sew although he walked down Wabash
Avenue with his brother when the street IVES
nlled with church going people.
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From SPRINFIElD.

sPRISGFIELp, Sept. %
The corner stone for the new State House
arrived this morning from the qusrries Of the
Nauvoo Stone Compa of Hamilton and is
nine feet long by four feet wide and three
thick weighing fourteen tons. The engrsv-
ers are now at work upon it.
Several members Of the Grand Lodge of
Masons, and the committee Of arrangements
have arrived in town to make preparations for
the grand ceremonies incident to the corner
stone laying
Carpenters are at work laying the floor
preparatory TO the festivities of the occasion,
which will be under the management Of the
Leland Houee,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. 2s
A private dispatch from Fort Wallace, re-
ceived on Saturday. States that Col Forsyth
who was badly wounded, has arrived at Fort
Hays; his wounds dressed, and oong we'll
Mostsof his command are New York State
men.
A prayer meeting was held yesterday At
Johnuy Aliens. Johnny, himself, was pres
ent, bat took no part in the exercise more
than to assist in singing, and to help the lady
portion to seats.
ably through some misunderstanding. He
said he could not answer if he was guilty or
not, but supposed when be entered the room
be was fully committed.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
C1Sc1EYArI. Sent. 2

CIscIrsArI, Sept. 2s.
The Pitcher Tunnel, on the NJ. 4 C. Rail-
road, which caught FIRE some days ago. and
has since been burning, cnved in yesterday
and buried two men. Their remains have
not been recovered.
While the construction train was backing
up, since the disaster i, ran over two hand
cars, containing eighteen men, Instantly
killing FIVE and seriously iniuring three, two
Of whom are not expected TO recover. The
men endeavored to jump from the cars, which
were demolished. One man had his head
had half his head torn away BY spllnters from
the car
Gen. Rosecrans is in the city
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Sen

SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. IS.
Saturday evening, heavily loaded freight
train, while ascending grade near Alton, q
number of cars broke loose from the train
and started back, coliding with coastruc-
tion train, resulting in Z general smash up.
One man only was injured. The track has
been cleared. and trains are running nov O.
uaual.
RocHRsrER, Sept. IS.
Noah Davis was to-day nominated by the
Republicans a. candidate for Congress 10 the
2ath District.
Bosroy, seps.''2s.
The Republicans Of the 9th District to. day
nominated Benz. F. Butler for Congress.
he received lis votes-fonr scattering Tho
nomination was subsequently made unani-
nous.
PORTSMOUTH, n. a., Sept. 20.
Abnsr Greenleaf, the former editor and
proprietor Of the New Hampshire Gazette,
died to-dsy.
NEW Yosx, Sept. %.
A raid was made to. day by the Revenue
officers on the policy dealers in Chatham and
Greenwich streets, and fifteen psrsons wsrs
arrested and held for examination.
Taor, N. r, Sept -.
- aAie hnbss yssls q ]. J. = q 1ss
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FROsa.s;, ,'HICAG0.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28, 1858
At mass meeting Of Catholic citizens Of
Wes. eide, last evening, at which the quarrel
between the bishops and the clergy was IN.
der consideration. resolutions wer. adopted
opposing tie removal Of Father Roles, and
emphatically endorsing the course of Or.
McMullen, who has goneto Rome to present
the matter to the Holy See, and urge the re-
moyal OF Bishop Dugsan. Upon the adop-
tion Of the resolutions majority of the
Blshops friends withdrew from the meeting.
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FROM NEW lORK.
Nrv YosY. Sent. 48,

NV IoRK, sept. Z6.
Charles Reade, English playwright, has
sent ten pounds sterling for the benefit Of
two persons lately shot at the Broadway
Theatre BY Sheriffs.
In the internal revenue conspiracy to day
the government concluded with it's witnesses,
when the opposite counael demanded binck
ley to be called, but the prosecution declined
IN Ac
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Roy alists Defaas ed st An Antonio with
. Loss Of oOk. Asn.
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Altea and Leon Prom uncc for
the leevOlutlOuisiA.

Tho lasnrssnss MareAfse Upon the
Capital.
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Sr. LOUIS, Sept. %.

OF. LOUIS, sept ~.
A Virsinia City tMontana) dispatch says
that Commissioner Cullen and Gov. Tsfts
concluded treaties with the Shoshone In
dams.
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4 Co, of this city, filled With lumber, were
burned this morning. Loss 10000; insur.
ance $4,000. Three dwelling houses wore
also barned.
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Bsesn Knowles--...ccr Main 4 Fifth strees.
strot
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,.,ab,..sn / Hui.L.mp % Main sssst.
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aAn factory.
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CLOCKS, WATCAEs = JEWELRT.
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I. r.. J. Ayres sons.-.. ..........e7 Main street
CLOTHIEHs.
ysnsill. yons. Go cor Third 4 MsiA streets,
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Phillips i Kerr rr...,...............sb Main street
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4ls
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin & ton.
Particulars af the Battle Near
Fort Wallace.
GEN. Butler minated for lie.
Election
Arreais In. New York by
Revenue Omccrs,
A Horrible Murder Rear
RfiS hml0ad.
Gen. i. G. HimdmIan Assas.
sinAted.
Dissstrops Hailread Accident Near Ctu.
ctnnatl.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

The spanish Revolt Continues.
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Particulars NJ the battle Neaf
:. Fort Wallace.
Gen. i. c. Himdmlan Assas.
sinAted.

Dissstroas Hailread Accident Near Ctu-
ctnnat1.
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ATTORNEYS.
Bs1rn 4 Knowles .........cor Main Fifth strees.
Collins Second strst.
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BOOK.BINDEH.
Np.syee son Cato City Bldg, Mains ID
noors y su0Es-RrrAII.

BOOTS = DHOEs-RETAIL.
M. M.Desn.,co cor Third 4 Mah streets.
Huiskamp 4 Matless. s...........S0 so Man street.
Huiskamp 4 Bro ....Main street--bet Ah 9th.
e K Hart - 1913 Main street.
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BOOTS 4 DMOEs-WHOLDo
.,pbtetsn L Huiakamp Main st Ast.
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Caution to the Public.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
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heir efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated ply sician whose
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fulfil; yet the country flooded with poor nostrumf
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ne unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting
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bic fact, thai many syphilidc patients made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmenf
from inexperienced physicians in general practice fol
tisa point generally conceded by the best sypiloyra-
piers, that the Study ant management of these come
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ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
toner, having neither opportunity time to maxi
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
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ing an indiscriminate that ANTICIPATED and dan.
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