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night previous, direct from Missouri, who reported that he saw some troops from Iowa near Fort Leaven worth, who were on their way to join Jim Lane at that place. Lane, he heard, expected to start shortly for Fort Smith with ten thousand men. Lane has the arms that were sent to Utah against the Mormons. It is supposed that Lane Lane has the arms that were sent to Utah against the Mormons. It is supposed that Lane will be able to reach this place by the latter part of this month or the first of July. There is no doubt about his making preparations for a descent on Fort Smith, as this gentleman says it is the point spoken of by all who have, in the region of Kansas, any knowledge of the expedition. Let our military men be ready for them whLane will be able to reach this place by the latter part of this month or the first of July. There is no doubt about his making preparations for a descent on Fort Smith, as this gentleman says it is the point spoken of by all who have, in the region of Kansas, any knowledge of the expedition. Let our military men be ready for them when they arrive, and to our friends in the country we would say, be ready with your rifles to give Jim Lane a reception that will prevent his return. Captain Montgomery, formerly of this post, is now at Leaven worth, and, no doubt, will give all the necessary information in his power.