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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

CLASS sCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdeus-
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AZ Cape Vincent whit
Rail Roads Beta0seH Cope Vincent ! NssS ROSk,
And 81 Oswogo with Line Oi
THIRTY FIRST GLASS CANAL BOATS
OsWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming q DAILY LINE from
RostOu, New York, QEdensburgh, Cape
Vincent md OsWegOtO
0LEYELAND, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And a TRI-WEEKLY LINE 70
cnlCAe0, MILWAUKEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS
AGENT
!. MYERS, No. AstOr House......Now York.
JOHN HOOKING, BOston.
GEO. A. EDDf .-...-...-.. U gdonsDurBn.
JH0. d. CBANFOhD.....-.-........ .....-.. .OsWego.
4. +. SMITH. .....-.....-..- .-----Cale vincent
WALKER & HAHE3..-..-........--. Ioledo.
=. R. MATHEW S-..,... ..,...ss.s.;,Detnoi
o. J. hal k..s...s---.-.. illi v alAo1s
n. J. HOW .Onlcoso.
PELTON s BREED, AGENTS,
rnarl7:Ras Cleveland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

lecture. delivered BY III. X. Edson, Of
Denmark. Subject "School Discipline /"
SATURDAY.
Institute called to order by Vice Pres
ident 8. r. Parsons.
Morning session occupied in missella-
neous business.
The following resolutions were adopted
during the sessions:
Resolved, lst. That the County Super.
iutendent be requested to rigidly enforce
the law Of 1862, part xxI, sec. /, in ref.
erence to teachers attending theInstitntes.
I'd. That the County Superint endent
be earnestly requested in all cases to sp
point those persons as his assistants who
are practical teachers and in sympatby
with the great body offaithful instructors
In the country.
Sd. That in order to secure fair and
impartial examination, we recommend that
IN connection with oral questions, a set
of printed questions which shall fully
test the scholarship Of each candidate for
examination. shall be prepared and sub
mitted TO the teachers for their inspcc.
tion. and no teacher shall receive a GER
tihcate unless seventy-6ve per cent of
the answers given are correct, and said
certificate shall be valid for one wear.
4th That 10 order to secure the cleo
tion OF suitable person for County Su-
perintendent, ibe members of the Teach-
ers Institute do recommend 70 the differ
ent political parties suitable candidate
for nomination.
9th. That the thanks Of the Institute
be rendered to the citizens Of Keokuk for
their generous hospitality and kindness
TO the members and friends Of the Insti.
tste, TO the schoc! Board for their liber.
ality in providing numerous pleasures and
comforts, and 10 Mr.. Rees and the edit
ors of the Gate City for gratui,ous print
ing.
D. That a vote of tha'k b. rendered
to Rufus Hubbard. PrSidcp Of thc In.
sti,utc, for his impartial services during
it, sess'ons, and to Mr.. Ingalls,. Agent fol
the State Teachers Association. for the
valuable services rendered by him to the
Institute.
Z. That in the judgment Of this Insti
tute, the compensation of the teachers d
Lee county is b. far too small, and ought
to be increased, and We, the teachers o.
said county, pledge ourselves 10 use oul
best endeaYors TO secure more lbera
salaries for services
RUFUS HUBBARD, Pres.
w. H. PEARSON. Sec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
A poPREnnEAD D BADGE.

We are in possession ofa genuine cop
perhesd badge Of treason, which We pro-
pose to keep till the 'sgood time coming
when the Union shall be restored and
The authority Of the Government be re-
established throughout the land. And
then when our country shall be in the
enjoyment OF peace, prosperity aud liber-
ty, and we shall have reached a green old
age, we will take our grand children on
our knee, exhibi. to them this badge OF
treason, and FIRE their patriotism and
deies'ation Of traitors, by recoun,ing the
story u the wicked rebellion and the aid
and comfort rendered Il by the imfamous
copperhsads, whose reputation il that day
win be I by.word of iafainy and ,eorF.
The pin 10 veritable bridge, aad obs
Of . lot ordered for The secret organiza.
ton, the wearing Of which imports that
the party is member of the order and
has taken an oath to resist the draft and
10 prevent the arrest OF deserters. 1t was
worn ID to Pennington BY rampagine
copperhead Of this county. who was in
continently arrested. stripped Of his em
blem Of treason, and required to take tho
oath or DO worse. And Who after GOOD
deal Of swearing At random on his own
hook, finally wilted and took THE OATH,
and theIenpon went home wiser and w
hope : tetter man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20


The Cincinnati Prics Current contains
> statement Of the pork packed in the
West during the past season.
The number Of hogs packed almost
donblss that Of last season and far exceeds
that of any previous season. The total
OF the psst season, according to their state.
ment, was four millions sixty nine thous-
and FIVE hundred and twenty, while
that Of the previous year was two millions
eight hundred and ninety three thousand
ssyen Lh"dred aud thirty-thrss.
OF this immense increase Iowa show,
the lergest per cent. The number for
Iowa 10 1869 is put down at eos, 1888,
and in 1869, 4os, 1899.
We will make an abstract of the state
msns in full hereafter, and content our
selves for The prssent With the following
Inst Of : few q tho chia pork pacing oit-
les Of the Northwest
Chicago stands highest on The List Of
pork packing points. footing up 97O.2 1854
no6s9ag~ost oi4 iiS fhe season previous.
CanclnnAtl y still second on the lst--her
packing amounting I'd 698, ,457, against
47%s467 in lS6l-62. Third ON The INT
stands Milwaukee, where l02, 465 hogs
we're cut. against 81, ,76l the previous
season.
st. Louis y now forth on the list--the
packing there amounting to l75.OOO
against 81, 5,O94 in the previous seasop.---
Louisville, which formerly stood second. !.
= nov 18th, and kepkuk. in Iova, fol-
lows clous on her heals-shs packing It
the foraper place amounting TO ll6, 900,
and At tho latter to u.s. ,479. In lS6l-b2
there were packed at Keokuk only co.
900. Gsventh on the list comea Quincy,
where loo, 900 were cut, against only
5S. 500 the previous ssasou. In Peoria,
there wsre $4,000 hogs packed, against
only 81 s926 n lS6l-S2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

To r9x FARnEas.-We learn from the
Mpseatine Journal that the Supreme
Court Of this Etate, hes affirmed the con-
stitationality Of the hog law. This has
bssn.s question Of very great interest TO
the farming portion Of our population.
aAd " srs glad ior their sake that it i
.nsw aueelsd and that there viii bs nomore
seatsvszsy sbest Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

IMPORTANT TO THOSE lsrKREsrKD.-
Keepers of j'cksand stations are required
TO taae out license under the United
States Excise Law. for every horse or jack
kept by them, and pay therefor the sum
of go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

- There vss . rumor brought by
passengers from the west, that armed re-
sistaDcs vas made in Red Rock to the ar
rest OF dessrter, and that little girl
was shot ard killed by the bad marks
men Of the Copperhead persuasion. The
officer succeeded 10 making the arrst
however, and it is to b. hoped that TER.
rible example will be made of the guilty
parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

fk31 The keokuk high school will CON-
mence new term on Monday, the Goth
inst, corner Of Main and Seventh streets.
All patrons will find II much TO their ad-
vantage to enter their children 1t the
opening Of the term.
J. 8. KfMBALL,
DIT 4 Principal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

WALL PApxa-W WtsDoa SHApEs.---
Ed. +. Browneli has Jnst received at his
book store, corner Of Main and 4th Sn., q
superb lot OF wall psper and window
shades. u oil varieties and prices. Call
early for choice selections. [aprl6-1wl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
ARMY CORREsPONDESCE

CAMP ABOVE GREENWOOD, Miss, I
April 4th, '63.
EDS. GATE CITY.-Since NY last TO
you. VIC have had IN "experience" of the
famous Yazoo Pass. Before leaving Hell.
sna, saw description Of it, bya corre.-
pondent of the Mcmpais Bulletin,
think. This most of your readers have
doubtless read, and need not say much
about it. In reading that account Of it,
thousht that it was probably highly cob.
ored. l do not think 20 now; in fact it
wssld be hard to exaggerate in regard to
it. To give anything like an adequate
idea Of it utterly beegars NY powers Of
description. You may imagine wora,-
fence, With all the regularity pulled ost Of
it, while it still retains sl its aasal.fity.
but it is entirely inadequate. Crooked,
winding, serpentine, tortuous, &C., &c,
q cannot think Of any more} are adject-
ives that seem TO lose their force when
applied to Yaxoo Pass. 1t is said 10 BE-
twelve miles from Moon Lake to where
We enter Colcwater River. We left the
Lake early on the morning OF the 25th of
March. and reached the Culdwater At 8
o'clock, 2sth Of Aarch---more than days
making the twelve miles. 1t would pux.
xle the imagination 10 conceive Of \
stream more crooked. and more irregular
in its winding. It's general course, 1
Judge, is not much south Of east but it
runs to every point of the compass. AT
one time We would zee the Tepumseh
(Which was Immediately in advance Of
Us looming up dimly through the thick
timber, and almost abreast Of us on the
right-at another, occupying similar po-
sition on our left. At one time, re-
msmber, the two boats lay about three
rods apart, yet with q mile Of Yazoo Pass
between them. Ia fact, when she.would
disappear from our view, it was difficult
to say in what part Of the horizon to look
for her reappearance. ~
The navigation Of the Pass is rendered
still more dangerous BY The heavy timber
which almost svsrywhers ovsrhanss, and
fisqpsntly over-arches it. Every boat Of
the dset was moro or less danaged--soms
Of them looking more like wrecks than
anything else sitter tho passage. II had
known the Pass beforehand, 10 / do now,
and had heard an exploring party report
it navigable for such vessels Is composed
our feet. ! would certainly have besa
tempted to regard them = cnay or drank.
Coldwater River is decided improve
meas On the Yasoo Paas; ssill Il : slso
vesy crooked. The stssan y Wider, md
the s1rrsal = not soswiA.
On - s9sh, ~ rsaclsd - Talls.
Aetehbs nd found : slill farther inpseve-
nsst. w could ac4 swssp aroaed Tia
curves h comparative natsty, and aaks
rspscsahl6 yrsgrais.
IL .A1ihas. = uhisA ~ uss.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

RArS.-Yesterday afternoon the sky
became suddenly overcast with clouds,
which threatened heavy rain. but they
passed over without fairly stacking the
dust in our streets. 1t however had the
effect OF cooling lbe atmosphere, which
has been very su!iry ior tie past few
days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

~ The steamer Kate Cassel. Capt.
B W. Davis, is the morning packet for
Davenport and Rock Island, sud ir tcrme-
diats points. Leaves Fort Madison on
the arrival of the cars from keoksk. df
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

Flown SxEDs.--A supply Of choice
seeds from the Seed Depot OF Risley, al
Fredonia. N. Y, viii be found al Lowry .
Literuts Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

RELIoroUs NoTicE. Mr.. Willis,
Of Qaincy, will preach ai the Uaitarisn
Church to-day Sunday. Service COM
msucex at / o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

SUMMING IT UP.-After looking the
matter oil over, dissecting and anslyzing
the subjec. in every presestable view OF
the case, We have ccme 70 the settled con-
viction that Dinner has better ''knack"
in making ice cream than any other man
in the State, Our proof on this point, is
ample and natural. being the same - in
the Of the pudding. "by tssting it."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

Flsx Music. We arc indebted to the
publishers, Messrs. Root aud Csdy Of
Chicsgo. for two beautiful pieces Of music
entitled "Call 'em names, jeff" aud 30,
haste on the Battle"
These pieces are new and very popular.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

TIE LEcruHE.-The lecture on Friday
evening before the Teschers' Institute, By
H. X. Edson, Principal Of the Denmark
Academy, was well attended. The sub
ject--"School Discipline" The desire
to hear lecture on this subject BY an
old and practical teacher called forth full
house. The Teachers Institute ad-
journed Saturday morning after adopting
series Of resolutions. We publish, in
another place. an abstract Of the proceed
ings Of the Institute. Their next annual
meeting will be held at Denmark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ysrueT's Pride;
Dirksns' Coapl4ta works;
Hone ard ApteAd, 1eeaad esRtssD
0toy oft1e 4nasd,
New Annaai 0yclopediA Ioel,
- PEGS leaInAi, 81 1ayasd Taylesj
Ybr1pe 0rovnlov noehj
n1wtq hset1sseeess ~ WinthFeps
ehA1ew - tAe 0oese,
tn0Wu8kL,o Dsok G1ose.
~ ooRs Mnln an11 - snoGio>
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
AWe call attention TO the AdveI,;&,

AWe call attention to the Advgttisp.
ment Of J. o. VOORHEES,, in our colum. !.
Inc establishment Is the most extensive
and complete IN it's line to be found in
the State, and the VOORHEES, Of the past.
the present and the rising generation
have grown up in the business oil
about ll--and have the best possible IA
cllltlss for purchasing On the most fsYes-
able terms.
And ~ natural consequence they not
only secure the best quality of goods, but
are enabled to give their customers the
best possible bargains.
They have m ample stock, both for the
Jobbing And retail trade, and our friends
from the country as we'll ~ 10 town will
do we'll 10 give them call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
THE CITY.


The Fourth Ward Union Club will
meet IL Burrows Halt Monday night.
A full astendaBee H desired, - special
business demands The attention Of the
Club. ldtd1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

TnE UxIox FIRs CoMPAsr No. B.
A new five company has been organized in
this city under the name and style above
written. We understand the company IL
constituted Of the very choicest material
in the city, and that they are rapidly get
ting into trim to emulate the RoIIa and
ioung America companies 10 their praise
worthy efforts for The benefit Of the city,
They propose to obtain a light engine
ana move on the "double quick" to the
seat of danger, and II possible subdue the
flames before the heavier enpinery reae hes
the scene of conflict. The sutarpyise
seems IKE . feasible one and isensitlsd to
the co.oEersti,n and good win olAour cit
izens and such aid as the City Council
may tnd II practicable to render.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

synsHsls - she Rrsses1sngs ss the
. s1s CS1aay TsschsYss IassssHse.
s g seksk, esnoeDcsng Msn .
eys bfal l1ah, asa eIooeA oaSur.
Says April issh, 1888.
HE Institute called to order at 3 p. m.
Rufus Hubbard, President, in the chair.
In the absence Of the Secretary, G. r.
Parsons appointed Secretary, pro TEN.
The appointment Of Committees and
other preliminary bnsiness occupied the
time Of the first session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14
From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept ~. No details Of Cen. Neg
ley, engagement st Dug Gap have come in. From
oil ths, can be ssthercd, the easusties we're Light
Gen Medley retired three miles 70 the foot Of Look
out Mountain Gen. Dsird's division vss also en-
sssed dug Gap 10 four miles north Of New Lafayette
where the main column Of Bragg ~ st ths time Of
the engagement.
II is thought that Bragg feared 70 lose control over
his line Of retreat TO Roma and retresns slowly
to avoid . repetition Of the scenes Of the Tulsho-
me retreat and prevent strs6hlins. Nsssrths-
ie,s, large number Of dossrtess coma In daily.
Three hundred Of the 10Th Tennessee regiment came
IN In body. At least 1000 dsssrtsrs hsvS arrived
here since the evacuation. and . large nunbsr ere
said 70 be on Missionary Ridge
Gen Crttenden 10 reported 70 hsve occupied IAfsy'
etts TO day, and the army u sssis eoneesusssA
AssIstsat Secretary Dana bee asytved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14
1elsgYaph1s News Items, -.

MA,o.-GssraAL Fosr.s and stan .Iriv.d ss For.
tress Monroe op Friday svenins. from Nsvbern, c.
Tns., are now in the United State service sbsu.
ths, % vili humber from ons % three bundled thou.
sand before the Let Of January.
Tnr publication Of the D.serst Nyws has besu tenn:
porAly suspended Canse, want OF paper, occaAioned
b the stoppaxe Of tho pspernil the water or which
was all wanted to irisate the land
As :I.union train o. II. Western M division o. The be
Thursday. The rnginssr ~ killed, and 10 psssen-
srrs wounded.
tn, Provincial Bank Of Canada 10 sbon. -indlns
s, ad until the Let Of October when they will eeass 20
be secured by tho deposit Of Provincial securities
Tnl. will be no draft In Indiana, she having fur
~. IN iss and isS which is 1868 NOR:
than the quota now called fos
TIM sovernrn.pt has purchased . large tract Of
land sdoinins the state OF Kansas, from tho Cre.i
Indians, and smother tract thirty By my mll.s In
extent from the Cherokees upon which 20 eoioniZe
| the Kansas lndisns.
Tn, preparation. for the State Fair At uties are
completed. Ths buildnss ere AZ permanent, and
mosi completely .s9ssd sIy ~. .sSs' ,f q onna
Of stock will be very hne. OF eourss much depends
on the weather.
A ar,rr sort Of an indiyieusl, istely Ssins s.tsd
Grsni.ed. ne .snted one G.lLm but could not
faiiy ff doublsd WITH "ouiney."
Or the 18th inst the tssmshir ori.shs s:ilsd
i .Hh $50 60 10 trss.uis for Enslsnd and
S9ss 90 foi Nsv York Th' v2sa on s h.IeoI % ss ds
Union STATE Ticket y little below 10000 80 Dem
ocrae Senstors aud % Unionis,s have been elected
..Tur Secretary Of the E.yy having IstuIIsd :.
Ysrds. expSessrs his qualification With the ptopes
making % the een.[retson and ,spsi Of y:s - e,
busineSs Of the ysrds u conducted The numhH o
| time.
discusaion uDon the militia bills, NJ. Darcy Acf5es
slVdias " tAa wilitsy Hspe{AnaDs3 ~ s>deFa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14
From New Orleans

Lstu news from Nev Orlcan. to the 3.b instant
states tha' military movements indicating impor-
tant cI SrAtons are taking place No one but
tho Commanding General knows the precise dee.
tination, hut ruinor hrty In assigning = fed
OF action. General franklin vss In command
The sdvAnc. .luad left on the bth, and the main
body 10 follow on the succeeding day. GEN
crsl Grant and stan were in New Orleans. The
G.n.rsl vs., 'lirhtly injured bv . fall from hi.
horse, during rovior. neneiHl Banks bad iasp'd
en- impoian order, removing all military 70
stTiutions upon trade, and orrnius al tho
por. ithn our linss for 'he reception Of produee
The /. :. steamer Tennes,oe, Lieut.. Commander
Uenry, had arrived IN New orleans from the eoAst of
lerp, towing tho I. :. steamer Princess Royal, her
machinery having broke down. The def ences ~ Gal.
'rston are quite Formidable, manly 80 on account Of
Jic channel leinr so very narrow and water shosl
.he Prince'- Loval has taken several priL's amous
them hIg called the Atlantic. She was ordered to
NeS OricsIs, but not having yet arrived, tho i'm
pto,,iOn !. thss she has been ptured. Her cap
tain and the ntire having been left board II
IL cared h. has edod in getting the plle
inot icSted, and thus po.ses.ed himsef OF the YES
sci and cargo, aud 10 nov either at Havana or Sss
ssr.
THE Atlantic Vas reeaptured, and has arrived in
/ Havana With the prize officer aud prize eres In
iIOur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14

Govsrnmsut A Keansbec,. Rouser Point and Cleeve
-; ,s: s' sS::.S Sasss ':' zss'
TIE military railroad from Nieholssvt!is. kY..S'
T.nS x,S ss ... ,n fsS,Sy Every hi
II: nssross re" .hn ths Fsd.r. i!n. in n.
s :. s.d a. ssS
,,d.y n ,e..r,ed 70 a.d ~ rv:sdsmS @ n9,: c9"s.
Nrws hss reached Msmphis that ths W ashits Eycs
LassH 4: sssuSn'S SS ". sS:s: q Ss
rendered, They isprt siAi!s in shs degsrtmsnt s ::
." hs s1ss ys s ia Al
eli the old men 10 rally 70 his assistance.
Ns~s from Lea,.nvorth sns.s that On the A.h % q
!: f'iS:' S: 81, tssn ss1 70 S..s
@ and Che hsa i ssSs tns :! q:
and two Of th. latter On .eyersi cee:sscn. n:
;ss ,sq .n Scs " =. e
bsen killed by the indians.
orr1cAL sdvc-s from General ststie 70 the d O
,Sss evsry.hins -. .oiins .:,i. .IS s..ssrns
wospecu Of complete suecess. The rshel forces IN
.srs iisansn, With our es,slry. sSo are I.spns :
close vaieh cf all thair msvemenu DsssrteO and
sss sSssns M Dam .nd d.s..se,ion ' .%ons % tho rebel.
and that thy isos ,n. ns, *, ssnis = entirely 's
! Tuy Eueish Iapssa by the Iatr steamer indicate
that the thipklne portion OF the people becoming
alarmed a the drn Of AFFAIR. In eonsequsnee of th'
don Tuss had come ot broadly ssaipst GLOWING Tho
nev iron cisds 10 sail. One Of the two iroe steam
| been launched. ebe 10 . noet Formidable s6air
plated vith ~ inch ron on teak hacking Of rea
thicknsss = cured n the frame NJ the chip wh,el
supports timer shelI. The bows which are e1treme
" sharp PROJECT under the water, and ere capable
infctins immense damage, even on the suops.s
| vss-ships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14
From Washington.

Washington, Sept ia private note reoeivsd
here to-day, from OF Charleston. states that about
three hundred and iilty men composed the recent
petition TO Fort Sumter, and that only portion Of
the force landed Of the boats having grounded
the shoals Dat for this, theie would lIrobaby have
been q different result
The Navy Department has received information n
the capture the I'D ut IN ls, 900, ion. ID 80.
by the steamer CAyuga, Of the schooner Wave which
had run the bockadc At - Iouis Pass. near Calves
ton, bound to Vera Cruz. She had the swi~ Confed
eration nag hyins and 10 owned by j. G, Kuhn, Con
sui OF switzsla at nsivcston Her cargo consists
of so baes Of cotton The Cayugs also captured tho
schooner j. T. Davis, on the Rio Grande, having
out Of the same por,. She had coloS, .apcrs or
LOG book Her cargo consists Of " bales Of cotton.
Both vessels weis sent to New Orleans for ed udi-
estiou,
The following vas received st the headquarters Of
the Army to day:
| ST Lotis, Sept. l2.-Md Or Gtaerai Hailefk, GEN
eydi an Chitf; Col. Cloud routed tho enemy near
Fort Saith on the lst instant, and nov holds that
place. Western Artansas and the Indian Country
| are nov In our posscssioD.
j. n. Sonorisi u, hajor General
Captain Rhind arrived today With dispatches I,
the Navy department from Admiral Dahigren. II Il
understood they are generally Of business character
TBs Amy oF rus POTOMAC.
Information from the Army Of the Potomso show
that We Uill guard the fords between Falmouth On,
Bsppahannoct station.
Tie rebel picsets continue to front ours In thess 10
calitie', and occasionally converse with them, bu
they profcss TO know little or nothing Of Gen. Ls
and the disposition Of his forces
note from the Upper Potomac ststes that III
Guerrilla white vas recently near Puycsllsville, Lou
don County, Va. and that Mosebys force vas sout