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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
NOTICE.,

ON THE NINETEENTH DAY OF DE
" CEMBBR, in the year 1858, the Probate Couri
Of Franklin county, Ohio declared the estate oi
James Haddock Smith, deceased, TO be probably I'M
solvent Creditors are therefore required 10 present
their claims against the estate to the undersignedo
allowance within six months from the time abovt
sVIENF4 . - H, CRARY,G
Administrator.
Columbus, Dec. 2s lse3-dlt&w4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Information re-
ceived tonight from the Army of the Poto-
muc says no indications of retrogade
movement toward Washington has been re-
ported, nor is it believed that the enemy, in
present condition, are able to give us much
annoyance. -.
The probable number Of re-enlistments
into the veteran corps from the Army ofthe
Potomac is estimated at ten thousand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
RESOLUTION OFFERED.


BY Mr.. Buttcs- 2 " III UT = 3
PeSotred, That the committee on the Hare Charity
Fund be instructed to prepare and report to this
Council at speedy day plan for the establishment
and government of an Orphans Home, in accordance
with the recommendation of said committee and
that they be also instructed to recommend for adop
tion by the Council site for and plan of such
building, as NAV be necessary for the purposes OF
said Orphans Home. Adopted
Adjourned. m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

THE largest variety and cheapest Furs
ever brought to the city at Smith & Con-
RAIDS Hat and Fur Store, New Neil House
Block. ttlI dec18-2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
New York Money Nrarket--Dco. ee.

Money active and brisk at per cent. '.-
Sterling Exchange quiet at l66 10 1867
Gold opened at az advanced TO 521a, and closed
quiet and steady at 525f to e2h. .rrTEF.-Tl Ill
Government stocks quiet and firm. U. s. SIS 81
coupons l09z9l 1905 1864. g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
Gen. Corcornn Dend.

FAIRFAX c. H., Dec. 22.-Gen. Michael
Corcoran died this evening from fall from
his horse.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BATCHEL0R'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

BATCHEL0RS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
is THE BEST IN THE WORLDl
The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye known.
This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair instantly TO GLOSSY BLACK or
NATURAL Brown, without injuring the Hair or
staining the Skn leaving the hair soft and beautiful
imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its prs
tine color, and rectes the i'll effects of Bad Dyes.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR;
all others limitations and should be avoid
ed. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
Factory No. 81 barclay Street,
NEW YORK.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair.
d&Tlyspl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

CHRISTMAS FURs at Smith & Conrad's.
dec1S-2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22-Gens. Sherman and
Shackleford, and staffs, arrived here this
evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
REPORT OF CIVIL ENGINEER.

The City Civil Engineer made report, which was
ordered to be fled stating that plats and estimates
had been duly prepared and filed for graveing Cleve-
land avenue from North public lane to John street
and for crossing Fair alley at the south side Of
Broad street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

THREE HUNDRED Mink Capes just receiv-
ed at Smith & Conrad's. .+ dec18-2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

DR.. W. Childs, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont reg
ient writes: II wish every soldier had bottle 81
Plantation Bitterc. They are the most effective. per.
feet and harmless tonic ever used"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
BOSTON MUSEUM.

Admittance to the Great Combination Show, dur
ing the Holidays, 25 cents Children accompanied b,
their parents, 10 cents. dec2-u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

WLLARDs HOTEL, ao I
------ WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Jan. %, 1885,
GENTLE,HS; ,Werequire another supply Of you
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which daily in
creases With tho guests Of our house. WY,
- Respectfully. SYKES, ,CHlDwIcK.&Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23

STATE AND LOCAL.
Citr COUNCIL Proceedings.

MONDAY Evening, Dec. 81, 1868.
President Reinhard called the Council to order at
the usual hour. Members present-Messrs. Arm
strong, Donaldson, Douty, Ebcrly. Howard, Jaeger
Nagnlen, RAIDER, Rickly, Wilson and Presidential.
Absent -Messrs. Buttes Carmichael, Failing, Glenn
Graham pafterann and Thnmnsnn-1
The sun., 1863-09-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A STORE AND FRUIT STAND FOR Sale,
IA With stock and fixtures located st 9I Mott ~,
cor. Canal. Arp'y on the premises. ~
A GREAT CIIANCE-A WELL ESrAB-
IAli.h.d boarding house, well httcd up and doing n
smart bu'in'ss ~ the principal part Of this city, win
be sold cheap. Cal 81 Bsyard st, basement. sly
DARBEK SHOP FOR SALE--A SpLEk-
dad chance, tio0 will huy q GOOD paying shop
that cost s34o TO III up, near tso large hoteh. ten
cent shop. Call at ia Chamber st. ~
TOR SALF--A LIQUOR BAR, l71 TT.
l. long with return, zinc lined, nearly nev, with
panel back aud ia complete order aso front NJ store,
consisting Of two setts Of double sash door, ensmcci
.nd stained cut glass. fuitabc for hrt,cla-- b.r or
L''R SAIF-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
i store, fixtures stock. Sc, ina good locality. IN
quirr 3~ Tenth NV, "or J5d Il. @E
LOE SALE--GROCEEi AND LlQt OR
L store IN - good 10 stion, IN Mookyn, together
Can Al u Eutrcrs It, y York viii be sold reasonable;
al ii ,ture- required complete. $40
L'DI. SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY,
doing good business, and stu Ated Fulton ave,
iruotlvu: will be sold eli, sp ~ the owner Ia going TO
leave the city For further particulars inquire 1863
Srl ermcrhorn 1t, iirootlyn. 2OJ
JNDR SALE-A klNDLlN,, WOOD YARD,
1 doing lAIgs cash husiue,s lorated In West 2.i
street Essun tot r"lllhg the o~nrr la, other bust
ness TO attend TO- Apply 800 Lighth ave, in coal Of
iicc. 100
SALODN FOR SAIE-SlTl'ATED on the
esfi SIDE Of the city, handsomcy fitted w, Laga
cheap Il applied for before saturday. II not sold by
that time, It viii be sold at suction nryt seek FOR
psriicu ars, inquire Of J. l.. ENGLEHART Co.,
Auctioneers, - iiowerv. 3it
The sun., 1863-09-18
m EDll'I.NES.

nR BONE, IA WEST lGlH Sr-DlS-
Devss Of the heart lungs, liver Kidneys ulcer ated
thIos y, epilepsy, scTofua, old ulcers, tumoG every
form Of skin diseases cured once hours to O'Clock
PM. Y3i
KESSLDY EIitl'MAriC LiNIMkNr
IN a. RtS KiIkl MAIISM.
kennedy's Rheuinstic |. nimrnt Cures Neuralgia,
Keunedy's Khrumstic Llniuient Cures Sprains
kennsdy's Khrumstic Liniment Cures Bru.s.n
kennedy's Rheumatic liniment Cures Sore Throat
KENNEDY = khtumAtc liniment Cures Aches aud
Pains OF eyery name aud nature.
for sale BY ID. ; BARNES co, 2O2 Broadway. .S14
'I'O MOTHERS-DK. NEAL, "a WEST
i 18th st, gives special attention to the treatment
and cure Of childr-ns bowel complaints. Permanent
cures on ehronie diarrhoe guaranteed. Renedv = ar
lr, Consultations free. 50,
TROPICAL BALSAM.
PREPARED BY CAkkENO BROS 4 co An
lnialible remedy, composed Of salutiIuds and p-.,
Hlns vegetables, which give the condition Of harm
Is'sn1 AND used Tor many year. past In some OF ths
Ahtiies And south American countries, al-sys sth
suhIabe success, for the cure Of phthi's snd othes
diseases Of the chest, affections fesutlns froh iss
biows or bruises, hemorrhages, wounds contusions.
ulcers burns, headschs, aud several other disesses
According to the case II Is 10 be used ELMER internal
y or eIternally. beads ri advised to keep
Always this BAlsAm by them,in order " use u In tim'S
also those that devoted 10 such ocouPaons - arc
subject TO danger or require the USE o. instruments
whersvith they may be lnlur,d; ins baisAm eau oe
also made Of externally VII sncc.s Tor the cure
Of horses and ether animals. Hotties, containing
ounce, 81 cents zach botles containing ~ ounces,
dealers. General depot At wM / SHELLS, So,S
Nassau At, near Wall st, Asw York kstsi!vd q ~
drus stoss EspsIsuy, ~
The sun., 1863-09-18

SO AND - % PER TON SCRANTON
go and red ash egg and stove coal, very superior
lusitty, delivered At above prices, Apply to JOHN
bAGLEY, Nos, D and ~ 0skU. o.
The sun., 1863-09-18
WANTED.


ION ave- DrooAi'n. -----. 'os
WANTED FOR THE L. .. NANf-50
in ia, c,s.s sn,bs,;. 10, ,he boeI sains sn,sdron
a Apply ply Al the SsvSi shippins oaSce, No. CSssbsm
80 w,Nr 20 ,,nu, CIO,v-u,s snv
w - ia s.s ou...,.. .. -, ~. -,,i G,,nt.h
,s snu ~ sV ~ nsS 70 suo"' c,iY immsW
Mesuy smp,o, NM, soco ~ss,, chrpI ,ntn IN 20
,,,,ts,,, ,,,,,, mn - So,
men, oti. t.snlen' land'neh, eosi nea,,t. t sna
n" 40 PcAl, corner Of Wand. water. % months pay
in advance WM. A. ull.r. S32
WANTED FOR 4 CUNBOAT. GOlNt, On
w the boctade. able and ordinary .esn,cn, lands.
* IA IH'S AGENT S .qyiPS ii Souh h"' 1T '''
WANTED--2 EXPERIENCED HOOP
w skirt maker. a. S,s Bovsry. 2l'
w Apply 90 p.elac st, Rroohbo. POS
WASTtD-Two FIRST CLASS BRASS
u,nu,der' Also = boys thst havc t,en woftins
:, ~ ofs" hh''hns. n w ANDhh" = i'v yat ttentfe
........ .'' 90.
NlEp-'OOi' SEW lNG Glkls, th"sc
prs,,1,ss %sn 'o,.sd At m ,shs' INC "Ssl as &
1,rANTrn ,n,TrSrvw.N rINsN,Tt,
w nn 80 ,'ouhNr Ma -. i,No'i,. a. ~ ~
.,ov, s,o,c wy ''"'" '"' ~ '"0'" ~ a.n p'
.'o'. .'"'s, s.o
Nv ~ ''"N va
e'oan . eon.tan' work aud tue lest ot priec,
sr'n ."Ns NJ nNnus ns M. mssns rom a. vi,
lighted and ell ventilated no IA. used. Apply at
IN. Manufactory' entrance % ttsnkln u. .
90 "'i-------- 'liAN' ~ "hitfiN
XlrASTtD--3OO HANDS To MAKE WO.
w ven aud tied hoop ,kirts, ., 26a " eat a2d a.,
u.i !th anu ioth sves IN rear bui'dins A tive boys
wanted. So'
- unys WANTIIi tuNEi,i ,uLIv ,I
= colored man Tor blacting stoves. i.p sixth ave
nue., near luthst. "
~ TIN AND SHEET IRON WoIEEES
- 80 80 ~, ~
| steady work AT ~ Third ave, W C. NULL. $50
| ~ ,,,n ,prpA,,vS an vIIrrILp q
| K,OoD W I'M ~ ~ ON " ., - n M
Wv NisOhr "- NC mAehihc can ma stcauS woi Al
| th, year round ny nppSing $40 "faha 81 Go, NOT
| nn Girls AND a UoyS WANTED TO
| [C-ork on ,pocl,ns and braidins mschinss in
hoop str' iagtoIy none but e,perieneed hinds need
| klily TO bfNJAMlS boktMl :, II Spruco ~,
\. 7. 900
| az COON HANKS AT ENURoIDEkY
~ - =. a.. ha...
Nhntcu; souc ,p trnN' ano Wv =. Wv. , "ou. " ~
M n,..,s , 70 70 o ~ M III, y, ~ ynT - "a
81, corner OF Row cry, up stairs. 126
rN sN,pr ACTIVE ynirSc MN
| .N 80, i.,, al v,o n,a.a
| NAh'a' ''~'" "As"' p'"' NY" ~" ~,
va, too'" ~ --.-.-- -"
| En CLOAK HANDS WANTED. AND A
The sun., 1863-09-18
PEkSONAL NOTICES.

HENRY HISLOP. a BOY ~ YEARS
! old, left Portsmouth on the 18th Vi August ior
New Sort rty, In search vi his brother and sst-f.
Any knosing OF this boy will please direct Lin to
THOMAS GREGG, 3Ty Eighth Il, b1t~eeb As.nuss
& aud u, New York city. PhiladeiphiS and Bati
moro pipers please copy. 3,3
IF JAht McLAIGIiLlS, (MAIDES Name
lpWiEK who left Montreal, e.. T., for kes fofs
last sinter, viii peud her address to IA. H., box 80
Sun Oitce, sh. will hraI of some thing to htr a!vau
tiRe Any information as TO her whereabout, will be
thankfully received. lpi
DECISIONS PAY, BOi My MONEf,
prize money aud all other claims sgaln.t the Gov
ernn-ut collected promptly by
3Ol GEO. wOoDAAS, 80 Pine st.
The sun., 1863-09-18
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A BtRGAIT PRO l. - tIO--A GOOD
1ltoned mahogany IiGnoforto, ocaycr, Is suitable
ior boylnucts ~ vthet,, good order, har been
Gently tone regulated, 80, Apply At the residence
$50 Orchsrd II, nra. kiyingt0u ~ l43
A BOUT 80 STEOSG WOOD PAC KING
"A boxes. different s2Cs, cheap. Inquire at 2s sixth
ave- haaainent for three days, nom 10 10 o'clock A.
NJ CHARLES \ CKlIIfN1ON. -
COTTON SEINE TWlNE.
" All numbsu, hrst Gualty. for sails st ~ John
ct 36l
EOk SALE-l HORSE ENGINE AND
i Boiler foot power lathe; 80 feet 2 inch shafting
With hanger. and pu.leys; counter ,h,it; ~ globe
valves, tium Y 10 y. inChes, 800 eet inch steam
pipe; 10 piece. spring stce IL to feet lonR and
inches widr; nI-vhcel, feet diameter, weight 80
he; lot Of b.iting, Apply to WILLIAM hOYks.
d. Duane It, I'd story. lI5
CAND FOR SALE CHEAP-1HE BEST
baud can be- had for IL ct. per load from this d'to
until iurtner notice, in Church st. bet Thomas and
Duaue. MICH. MEELEY New York, Sept Is. xo
SLOOi' "FARMEk' FOX SALE, 90 TONS
''hurtheu saa rebuilt In Apul, lSGJ, aud IL now in
huc condition can be seen loot Quay 81, Green
pont. near Continen,sl Iron Works 4OJ
The sun., 1863-09-18

4 10Y WANTLD-l6 OR l. YEARS OF
A. TO learn The ccoperinr trsd, one that ha.heen
a. tuslnts 70 before pr,t,Itei. CAL At .i9 ureen-
y
The sun., 1863-09-18

A OFFICE ROY WAN1ED-ONE WHO
"a esids- With biz parents sni .rite GOOD
haui. Apply early TO LEONARD RING, 3 Hudson
ql
The sun., 1863-09-18

A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT Is YEARS
L1'lt. -ishes chance to learn some useful trade.
~ 20 his services " 4 Civ, him living Carpenter
~ 81 S-.h ard Bind mskng yreieIred Addre.
DANIEL. B,s 50, sun Office. Sli
The sun., 1863-09-18

4 GFNlEEL BOY WANTED AT ROC
A fRs Root st,re, cor lsth e. sad Broairay. u
The sun., 1863-09-18

fulS-WANItD BOYS 10 III lP len
- Fu' A''.r et ''' r. advsy. Ia tAc tas,nent 20
Ron WANlEp. one SID 10 FILLING
- .a sho. g.. '.p-'' rrei, at 81 Il ,tsS''. SIS Ca
{ 90 o .'tt tt.trh = ~
The sun., 1863-09-18

4 DAMS PRkSSMLN WANT Ell ALSO \
"A eder. Apply to u. q. JENKINS, 70 North w
| ~ Il 60
The sun., 1863-09-18

" on hrsidins machines; only good hands need ap
81 At he Ne~ lork brafns Works, q. LAs, .atl
81 fret noor. 30
The sun., 1863-09-18

III ENlIl RE WANIEb-pAETIbSH HAN-
ns furniture. carpets, bedding othcr goods suit
abb Tor housekeeping 10 dispose of, can hrd plr-
chaser by addressing PAY ELL, hot s~l ~uu oNirr,
ed 10
The sun., 1863-09-18

ItDI Manitoba SMART ACTIN T. BOY
iSrho |. a-gu,r;ed with III, upper l1r, " N. e'v
Al c.u c.r'ir W, amended salary fret yesi
fl0b Address With reference, Fancy Goods box 50
kll DfCp l41
The sun., 1863-09-18

A FIRST CLASS BARBER WANTED
a 20 work steadily on SUNDAY. A down town tsr
Per prefer red Appiy At TOMA-ElLrS hsir drss.-
tns saloon, American Hotel, cor sth at and Broad
SN sp
The sun., 1863-09-18

T. SUBSTITUTES WANILD IAlMEII-
u ateIy at basement Of 84T FUTON - oppri.r, ~
Hall, Iirooklyn. Highest cash pricee viveu
$50 WA TURNER.
The sun., 1863-09-18

A STORE AND FRUIT STAND FOR Sale,
IA With stock and fixtures located ., 9i Mott a..
cor. Canal. Apply on the premises. A.
The sun., 1863-09-18

IlLnAIJR WANTED On GEON kk &
y 'srCr'l sewing machine. Apply at LORD :
'ANi Nt.s. 8. aud ~ CtthNine 81. -
The sun., 1863-09-18

EJAL MIN WAN tLD-MEN WANTED
y 10 store coal lnqui-e OF VAN SAL ~ MAXI ~
4 CO. dg Leonard street. l3t
The sun., 1863-09-18

ITO BOOkElSDERS - WANTED GOOD
l. forwsrLtrr, = case inAkcr aud s,anper, aud
n stout hos. at q. GLDNEl's, ~ Duane II. GJ
YAS>EL MOtl.p rlENfR WANTED
L Some hut good hand need apply at De, HILLS,
-. trutr. 4. cor Hester. -
The sun., 1863-09-18

GH1n PAID 70 AM ON WHO Hrm.,s
%iO ,scruit and highcsf boun,l,- To ,lr &c UT
Ayply to Capt r. McNiCiOL 18Th y. \. ~ -,
as broadway, n. " 1893
The sun., 1863-09-18

l. rate job F.nirher Steady employment App.y
to WM ;. IiILIZ'> ~ Canal Il. 10.
TAlLDRE>N WANTED. 40 WORk On
L custom pants good wage aud s,cady work villbe
gwen. Gail 40 sixth ay, rom l.. H. EArll. lsy
TNO BAhthS-MANl \ lOl' Vt, MAN
l. to a.si. on bread Inquire at .li leuh ~, after
. o'clock neai 2Jth At. lyi
The sun., 1863-09-18

WANTED OPERATORS on ". 4 W.
w machine; also grl. to ',ru, % Warren It. III
NNANIED--A iOl NG LADY TO TEND
w stUle IN bakery good wages and steady EN-
poymcnt viii he r'ei; must brins recon n, nd stions
FROM !ast employer. Apply to THOMAS Bl RfOED,
~ stown, l.. |, l5S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-17
FROM THE NEW GOLD REGIONS
Great Receipts Of Gold Dust at San
Francisco. aiax5 81
One Hundred and Eight Pounds OF
Gold Mined in one Day.

SAN FRAScIsco. Sept. S.-The steamer
Brother Jonathan. with Sl06. 600 oftreas-
ure, from Victoria. and $3.50 900 from
Oregon, has arrived. 800
Twelve thousand ounces Of gold, valued
at $500. 900. were brought by the Brother
Jonathan. This treasure was not on the
steamers manifest, but concealed in the
owners baggage to save freight. The
owners employed twenty men part OF last
year exploring their mine in the Cariboo
District, commencing to take ont gold in
January. rr.amee 10 Is 1igaai y.al
- One kundred and eight pounds Of gold
dust were taken ont in single day. The
average yield per day was one hundred
ounces. rn sltet sts .iSla : %
The mining news from the Canboo Dis
trict is favorable. A few of the princi.
pie claims continue to pay largely In
regard to others there was considerable
disappointment in consequence ofthe scan
|ty returns. Several rich quartz veins had
been discovered. ~ Ia sns.ialaos
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-17
FROM BLUNT'S COMMAND.

LEAvESwoRTH, Sspt, 10.-Official intel
ligencc. OF the capture of Fort Smith on
the 31st. reached here this evening"
Blunt crossed within two miles of Cooper
and Cabel. who had force of 4 600 reb-
els west of the Fort. rff.
Tue next morning ae marched to attack
them. bnt they had fled. Col. Cloud
chased Cabell 20 miles sonth, and had a
brief engagement. but after few rounds,
.Cabelf's men fled in all directions ON
loss was eight wounded. Capt. Lane, Of
the 81 Kansas, was killed. u sa
B,iore Cloud returned, Blunt entered
the fort. unresisted. ~ sH 81 s.f-~
Blunt is seriously i'll. and will return
homeward as soon as he is able to ST,
up. 80 ieoe yE al h
The Creeks have mainly deserted the
rebels. Mcintosh has gone towards Red
River with only $50 men from his two
regiments. In thirty days no rebel force
will remain in the Indian Territory. Con
trabands are focking to Fort Smith. The
rebels evacuated Little Rock. and remov-
eel forty miles below to Fort Washing
ton, WHICH they are fortifying. f8a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-17

the impetuosity of the ID Tennessee regi-
meht broke them into Pigments.
Three steamboats,. three locomotives ana
large number Of cars were captuerd
there -
The whole march oiour army was a
perfect ovation. and our entry into Knox
vile, an event long to be remembered.
Thousands of people of every age. sex,
color and condition lined the way, with
shouts and tears, intermiDgIed with mar
tial music. aud Joy reigned supreme.
Burnside addressed the soldiers and peo-
pie. assuring them Of protection. and while
justice shonld be dealt. revenge was no
part Of the policy Of the Government.
Gen. Garter also spoke in touching
terms of their suffering, and announced its
termination. ......,i, s7s
Col. Saunders was called out amid shouts
Of welcome. ,A.,u
Col. Gilbert is appointed Military Gov
ernor, and General Carter Provost Mar
shall General of East Tennessee.
Our right wing is in easy reach Of Rose
GRAMS left. The rebels regarded our ex-
petition as only raid until the last mo-
meEt. ..a .tep On s5gs a.l &.
The march of two hundred and fifty
miles was a hardsone, but in good order.
Our trains all came up in good shape.
WAsHINoToN. Sept 10. 1868.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF tue CuMBER-l
LAND. NEAR TPENroN, Ga. Sept. 0.
A dispatch inst in from tho front. con-
veys the intelligence that the enemy yester-
day began the evacuation of Chattanooga.
moving eastward all their stores and mu-
nitions. From the present meagre inform
alton. there is little. if any doubt, that
East Tennessee has been totally abandon
ed by the rebels. +f'
Gen. Crittenden is to-day marching in
to Chattanooga. f
The utmost efforts are being put forth
to repair the bridges destroyed on the
Memphis and Chattanooga Railroad /.
which will soon be in operation.
No particulars other than above are yet
known at headquarters. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-17

present moment The iron-clads are in
position to open on Sdmptsr
FoRraEss MokhoE. Sept. 12.-The
steamer Massachusetts has arrived from
Charleston bar, which she left on the eve
ming oil the 9th.
On the 9Th, the Weehawken sent a shell
into Fort Moultrie's magazine. exploding
it The Ironsdes sent shells into Moul-
trieville, firing and destroying half the
town. ~ M liE
: The Monitors and Ironsides bombarded
Sulliyahis Island four hours, doing extern
sive damage IA
F On the Sth. at 1 p. M. boat rexpedi-
ton left the squadron to storm Sumpter,
but were repnlsed with loss of mum Der
of killed, wounded and prisoners.
The following naval officers were cap
tured on the walls of Fort Sumpter: Lieut..
E. P. Williams, Lieut. S. w. Preston,
Lieut. G. c. Reamy. Lieut.. Tracy, Lieut..
d. Ia. Meade, Lieut.. Bradford aud Ensign
B. ii. Potter. The latter was wounded
The Massachusetts leaves Immediately
for philadelphia. ~ 'HF"a
New YonK. Sept 12-We have received
additional particulars. by the Arago, of
the bombardment Of Fort Moultrie by
Gen. Gilmore and Admiral Dahlgren.-
The firing had continued all day on Tues
day, the 9Th. and up to o'clock on
! Wednesday, the 9th, with great, fury, and
the injuries to Fort Moultrie were Of a
character to indicate that the reduction of
the fortress would be effected with compsr-
alive ease. The bombardment, which be-
gan on Tuesday at daylight. was kept up
during the day. Though the facts are not
positively known. there is no doubt in the
minds of persons who witnessed the ex-
plosion Of the magazine, that even ii j.
was not the main one the havoc made
inside was such as to materially lessen its
capacity for resistance. The firing ceased
on Tuesday night, except from the rebel
batteries.
On Wednesday morning the fight was
resumed. Two or three of Gen. Gilmore S
batteries which were in range Of Fort
Moultrie, assisted in cannonading. but on
ly part of the Monitor fleet renewed the
conflict. The Ironsides, which has per-
formed great service throughout. steamed
towards Monltrie, and was firing rapidly
when the Arago left. The injuries to the
walls of the fort were important. Qbser-
vations were made late in the afternoon OF
"Wednesday by passengers on board the
Arago. who were on Morris Island, and it
could be seen through the hay atmos-
phere that the parapet walls were broken,
and two of the guns had been dism ounted.
This fort it was fully shown. would bear
only small amount OF cannonading. COIN
pared with Sumptcr. The reduction will
Immediately follow. and the planting of
batteries at Cummings Point is work
which will soon be accomplished.
Our forces do not occupy in force the
captured rebel Notifications. 1t is repre-
scented that the rebel works will be of little
use to Gen. Gilmore in his after opera
tons. lie can use the ground which he
is already doing in spite of fire, anil when
the new batteries now in progress are
completed. scarce position in the harbor
but will lie within easy Smelling distance
The immediate fall of the city is not
however expected.