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From the North.
Intelligence from the North to the 22d inst. says the Indians in Mecker county, Minnesota, exasperated at the non-reception of the money due them from the U. S. Government, attacked the whites in Action, killing several men, women, and children.
They also massacred several at the Lower Agency.
Miss Clarine Smith, Miss Fanny Hopkins, Miss Florida Neal, Miss Norma Smith, Miss Emeline Neal, Miss Alice Neal, and Mrs. Geo. Neal, Jr., seven ladies of Parkersburg, Va., were sent to Wheeling, a few days since, on charge of disloyalty, and placed in prison, but were released after taking the oath of allegiance.
Clarksville, Tenn., has been captured by the "rebels," as the following dispatches show:
Cairo, Ill., August 21.
--The rebels, nine hundred strong, under Woodward, occupied Clarksville, Tenn., on Tuesday last.
The garrison, consisting of a portion of the 71st Ohio regiment, surrendered, and were paroled.
It is reported that the enemy were