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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18
From Cairo and Below.

Cairo, Dec. 16.
The stermer Julia was fred into below
Rodney on the ll,h. Three women and
one man killed and several wounded
The Julia reports the steamer Tecumseh
was burned on the 10th of November
The Julia brought from New Orleans $50
passengers and sl2 hogheads of sugar
for St. Louis.
Five hundred and fifty strsgglers, de-
serters aud recruits we're sent to Memphis
and Louisville from here to-day.
The steamer ST. Patrick from Mem
phis, 18th, has arrived. Gen. Hurlbut
has issued special order to the effect
that guards shall be established on three
designated roads leading into the city,
and cotton may be admitted on these
roads but no others. The officers in
charge of pickets will make a memoran-
DUN OF the names Of owners, consignees.
marks, the number Of bales, and report
the same daily to the Local Treasury
Agent. The time and day is also speci-
fed when cotton and produce may be
brought IN. If brought in otherwise than
in compliance with the order it will be
seized.
The commanders at Lagrange, Corinth
ana columbus will be authorized to make
similar regulations at the pos,s named
when in their judgement the state OF their
commands and the adjacent country will
permit. Guerrliias are reported at VA
rious points along the river between here
and Memphis.
memphis cotton market dull sales of
Two days ninety five bales at 66@7O.-
Receipts from below ninety. four bales.
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- VoY0~13 -.
Halila,k, Dee. II.

9he OAeoapsah6 0aStazeA.
Hali1ax, Dee. IL.
The Ella and Annie captured the Chez
apeako thiD morning in eeanbro Hsfbor.
An but three Of the crsw escaped. Soon
after the ospture the Dacotah cams up
and ordered her into Halifax. The three
vessels are now here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18

s0 Capt. Levi SartwelI, N old resi-
dent of Cleveland, Ohio, died few days
since, and belueathed his entire estate,
valued at $40 900, to the Cleveland Or
phan Asylum
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18
Special Notices.

nIsEAaEs Of THE NERVOUS. xE N /.
IL lNAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEM-Sev aud reiisbie trsstnept-fp k<pons
OF the HOWARD AssOCIATIoS-seAt By nah In
sealed letter envelopes free OF charge address, Or.
J. skILLfS HouGHToN. Hovsra zoe axioe, Ne
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
dec2-oA w3m
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sv rELEshArH.t
new YORK MoFket


new YeYk MoFkes.
New York, Dec. IT
Conon-L~ss act We, bat the price continues nrm NJ
SIC for hddltng Upiands
flour-0p~nsd cents better shippinx rr. des
and closed heavy; 10 buyers NJ ousslds. Sales al
es 1895 IS for for Extra State; 81 7s1 a7 IS for
Extra X. n. O; o. e04es 50 Trade Brands
Hhiskey-Hsa,y S70e7c
Wheat-ln active demand and lie better Sales n
u 1881 IS for Chicago Sprinr: Il 451Ai 4e for
Miiw nskee Clubs - ~ 81 Amber Aifvnstee Chu b;
534i 50 Weston Red.
Ccra-2e3c better. Saies nj III 2sAa1 m t,y
Shipping Mixed.
Al e90Slc.
Wooi-Steady.
Sugaf-Quie<.
Pork-.Esser. Ssles Il ol7kRe1T Is for old mess
olS 30 for mess; el2 o0a4I Is for new prime
ol6 600ei7 for new prime ness.
Bacon sidcs--Qaiet.
Dressed Hogs--Dail and lower, 7tD7Lc-
beef-Qnies and steady. Primes meas In fair de-
mAHd
Lard-Wnhout material change, and but moderate
demand
Butter Shade Timer, a0326c.
Cheese--very FIN. iseIsc for eonmon to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18
Pennsylvania Salt Manufatturing Co.,
SURVEYORS OFFICE. D

SURVEYORS OFFICE
Keokak. Iowa. Nay ~, 1883 s.
NoriCs.-To all persons having guns, revoivsrs
pistols, munitions Of Of Any hind for sale are
ordered 10 cell dispo~- OF the without arsi
obtaining perm IL from the unosFsEned BY srder OF
the Special Agent of the Treasury Depastment An
persons violating this III liable 10 nave enc
goods connscated the the OF the
Cnited States. JOHN 6rANNCA,
may4e-dtf Surveyor and Collector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18

EE The rebel Government. of Ten
nessee, went up in the battle Of Mission
Ridge. Isham G. Harris lost his body
servant, horse and baggage, and made
his escape on foot. Isham has had hard
time since he left Nashville.
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A NEGLECTED. Cores, Cen, An Ia
sIrArnp On Soar TnKoAr IL allowed
re progress results IN serteas Patmon-
sry BreushsesI aud AsthnfAtic Diseases
softcnilmes incurztie. Bfows'x bRos
fnEsL fRocaks reach directly the At
feet~d parts, ami ri We aimbss in medists
lr~tiet For bsoscHIrts. ASTHMA. Ca
rahxM, aud Scsse asfGsk Cot aAs the
Troches are us-fgl. PstsEse APEAx-
lEKs and sis6sHS thonfd have Ire
lrRehfH Il ct-Mt Hn& sfvrr IT hen the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18
Especial to Times.]
Washington, Dec. l6


Efforts are being made to give General
Butler full authority TO negotiate an ex-
change of our prisoners now languishing
in Richmond. Ii is understood here he
has expressed his willingness to under
take it and his confidence in his ability to
effect it. Moreover it is understood he
will be acceptable to the Richmond au.
thorities as negotiator, and they will be
disposed to treat on the basis OF consid-
ering all orr captured negro soldiers, and
such as are not claimed as slaves by their
owners, on the same footing as our white
SO diers.
A demand was made to-day on the
State Department fer the surrender of
the pirates who captured the chesapeake
from the Nova Scotian authorize. under
the extradition treaty. Afidavits to base
the claim upon were received this after
noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

Schofeld has an Interview with the
President--Death Of Gen BuferA-Ths
$500 Clause-Butler and the Exchange
OF Prisoners.
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Gen. Schofeld had an interview with
the President this evening. No order
relieving him has been, and probably none
will be issued until suitable successor
to command the Department of Missouri
be decided on, and also new command
found for Schofeld.
Gen. Buford died 10 this city to-day Of
typhoid fever and dysentery.
The probabilities decidedly are that
Congress will repeal the $500 clause of
the enrolment act. The military CON-
nlttee of the Senate is believed to be in
favor Of doing SO, and it is not unlikely
they will attach a section to that effect to
ameudatory bill introduced by Senator
Wilson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18

From Rev. J. u. TUNER. PAsttr Of Beddlne n. Z.
Church, Phiisas.
Dr. Jacfson--Dear Sir: Having used yonr German
Bitters In IN r. viy frequently prepared to say
that IL has been of great service. believe that IN
OF general debility of The system II 10 the
sa test most vslua bic remeis OF which have
knowledge. Yours, respectfully.
II. TURNER,
No T26 v Nineteenth ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18
Prom the Rev. Jos. n. Keunard Pastor OF the letl
Baptist Church.

From Rev Warren ksndolFh, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dir. &. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir: Personal experience
enables me 10 say that regard the German Bitters
prepared hy You n moxt excellent medicine. In
cases Of cold ard general debility have been
greatly tens ted b. the OF the tters, and doubt
not III sy " i'll produce similar effects others.
Yours truly, WAkREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
The French In Mexico.

The Now York Tines Of Monday last, SAYS
it has received a9copy Of the Vera Cruz Del
C.me,ci" of tho 18Th of October, from which
it translates the following i,npornrt address Of
General Fnrcy:
PROCLAMATION CT MARSHALL roREY.
MEx'cANs: have terminated the great mis-
sion which tho Frccch Emperor entrusted to
me; and am now about to leave France.
can assure you that no alteration has bccn
made in the policy Of tho French Emperor to
this day.
In departing from you leave you with a
General in whom you have full confidence.
10 form new Constitution, that NIL might
bc happy under it was the Object of the mis-
sion; bit the Empcrors intentions were not
fully realized, because they arc not sufficiently
known.
In leaving Mexico, hope my departure will
be the means Of opening the eyes "f the blind
Tor refractory among YOU, and that the ia!>c
patriots in Your midst will bc discovered in the
men they seek for their country. Then the
true Mexican will find out there are hut few
false Mex,cans, and that there arc rot many
who treat with contempt or disregard tho cx-
listing Government. Then the true Mexican
will he astonishcd to see the little number of
mock patriots, and their proximity TO the miro
in which they are rapidly falling.
Be assured that God, whose Providence pro.
tccts the French arms, will lot now allow the
fratricido of the nation.
Adieu, Mcxicans! l leave with full coEf
dcncc in the welfare of v"ur country. You
may be proud and you can thank Providence
that Your happiness has been assigned to the
French Emperor In leaving. can say y"u
will not regret placing your happiness in his
hands. FOREY.
Mexico, Sept. 30, 1868.
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Assessment of the Tax in
Kind.

TIE UHnrESIGNI D WILL ATTrND AT TIE
i f FLOWING II m d I'll, ca 1T the tine stated. for
the ru pose Uf leCt Wlg Ittrin- at fpI cult, al io
duets. in accordance with the !t of tie Act
Gf CUi,er entitled an Act IA hy for tic
m II defence. and carry Oh the Government Of the
Confederate states;
At Ho"dwim's tore, on Mond ". November lc.
At Liberty Hill, Oh Tuesday. NOV II.
At Fiat Rock. %" "Wednesday. Nov. lS.
At Buffalo Thursday. Nov 49,
At lizcmhy's, on Friday NV 90.
&C Scllrock Mill. on Saturday, Nov. 2!st.
At i'urctons Mill. on Monday, Nov Odd.
Tux paycs will be trqu red to make return, upon
oath o. their entire crop of the following named r,
ducts, Of the growth of the IIcsemt year, including all
that tr have consumed Orl'rve sold burtcred
otherwise dispose of-viI. Wheat, Orn. oats iyc,
Buck kwheat Rice Sweet Potatoes. i.l Potat,es
cur d Hay. cured Fo de. Sugar, Mol;sts, made Vi
came, Cotton W"ol Tobacco. Peas Beans and Grouni
Peas. Returns o: Wheat. Corn Uat and iyc will he
required to q M ale hy weight. Tax rave 8 will
please we ph busl,e; Of each kind of grain and rc
port the weight oycther with the total nu.nbo; Of
bushels q CuciI Kind.
Each farmer aud planter has tho privilege of res rv
ing fifty sln i oi Sweet Pota orS fifty bushpl Of
Irish Potatoes o.e und cd bushels .ft:"r, or iiny
hllshcl of heat. produced ~ the year lSG3 and
tAc cnty bu hrl Of Pc or Ecans. b t not moro 'n
twenty bust ct Oi iotII Tor hi. IT.
making the vsiima aul cssLcnt therefore. these
on nt is o the urcl>s mentiouI d will bc excluded
t"creiiun.
Tax pay are hereby notified mike prompt and
ac,ur,lc T. turns DciultrrS will he dealt with the
law directs.
AZ the above men ioncd times and plac will n'so
br propa cd to ccvr learns for tie n IL
C.ttlp horses. mu eS &C.. (m0t used il cultivate ny
an advertisement in .rrard To which, appears AL.
Otlcr port oi this pa cr To which attention is cci
u, til Il, n will continue ruycivc returns in Cam
den ut the Ciiice If Maj y. NJ Kennedy District Col
l.CtUr
ia. sC!IRoCK.
Asst Assessor lIth objection District.
October 30
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
DCciHcd!y Estcis.

The following piece of information from a
Chattanooga letter to the Cincinnati C"mmer-
c;"l, where the mutiny is alleged to have oc.
CURED. The letter says:
It was occasioncd 10y the refusal Of the Gcor-
gia Militia to remain longer in active service.
They represented that they had volunteered
only for the battle of Chickamanga, to drive
the Federal troops ont OF their own State, and
that done, were unwilling to be retained IN the
Confederate service Bragg refused to grant
them permission to return homc anI they
stacked arms, whcrcupon, division Of Long
street men were ordered into line Even this
did not intmidate the valiant militia. They
were rcsolntc, and were not to hc cocrccd in
any such style. Finding no virtue in threats,
Lungstrrrt'S men were ordered 20 tic
upon the mutinccrs, and discharged several
voilcvs It them, with what effect we have not
been able definitely to ascertain. >Wc have it
on authority of descrtcrs that sixty were killed
and two hundred badly wounded.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Lees Late Movement Towards Wash
fngtOn.

PLAIN TALK-wAsHINGroN AS MUCH DELEA-
orEnED AS RICHMOND.
The fight of Meade to his drtrnccs around
Washington, TO escape Lee in his late move
mcnts, causes great dissatisfaction in the North.
and rcvves the fears of the safety of Washing
ton. Hear how the Washington corresponds
cnt of the New York Times speak of it. lie
talks out bodily and plainly. Says he:
A great disaster has Lctallcn the army Of the
Potomac. If it were possible 10 cover he AL
miustration with &c. per load of ini;,my than
that under which it las lorg staggered, the
events Of last week 10 it.
Lee has not been foi!cd in lis designs. ms
the Government would lead Tic rullic To lc-
licvc; on the contrary, he defeated Meade in
eight engagements i" as many days, and COM
PEELED him Ia fall back from CuIprppcr to
Washington with such precipitation as Obliged
him to leave his dead ard wounded in the enc.
my's hands.
His weary and exhausted trocrs only frd
rest and shelter under the dctcnccS of the cap.
ital. The country may congratulate itself that
the whole army escaped being entirely cut of
from Washington.
Noshing saved the army from utter annihi-
lation but the good gcncraIs!;p of Meade.
When Congress meets this winter it will fluid
itself in lclcagn,cd capital.
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W To Inc i"r Lctlrcs OF ,tlmmi- a'ion al, AMI
sin !u'ar the go DIS amy clatcs. rights and credits
J.Ln j Coates ate Of t!c dist ict aforesaid, de-
ed:
ThcS.. arc therefore to citc and atlmo sl all and
singular the Kindred aud cieli Si fccc,Scd
to t. and appear ieIorc at next Ordinary :
T. urt ior the said >tiivi. u c Lud, II I KcISl,w
Cour: House on the 81 Ii d.y of ovcmhrr inst .
To "w cause. il any, why the said udn.hislr.ii
Slm Il nOi hr granted
Given under my ;l d ard sea-. Iii. 9Th day of No.
vrini'cr inst. show cause. il any why the said id
miniSir.,tiom slIoul not be gran ed
Given un,cr han d aud seal. Il j. 5lh .':v of No.
,cmmr. in the year Cf on Inr.i one thOn and ti::t
ii;ndIed and Sixt tire. and IN the eighty igIhh
year al, the indie cnlect and sovcrcig Of the State
of South ;iol.n,. A. l.. McuON AID, o. X. d.
November
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
En- the Court OF Ordi .-Ker. hayy
DissriCf.
October 30

In the matter O! tic Estate of Of San ucl Icrron &C.
cc;std-Fnal Settlement
TANES f. RODGERS, ADMINISTRATOR
~ de hnniS of Samuel ilcrron deceased having
applied to have in; settlement of the tate of lis
in estate the foil wing named Heirs and distributes
"r, hereby ordered I" appear in this "urt on Monday
tie l3h oi January next. tn ccivc their dist ibutvc
share. viz Maria kmncr Manuel lIcmo'; El.;,S Drlk
l|av nrlk. l.o tr, DIX, J mts Felix. Icy ore.
Ne L. Sc. Nary Dck, Nancy f. Dc.k VIM. Skin.
nCr. JOIN Skinner, James skinner, Nan ) Gu law aid
l;eOrcca l.crrOn.
T.. RODGERS Admr
L. Mcdonald Ord nary's Office, October 8. 1863.
OctOhcr 3moS
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sTRAYED OR STCLEN,

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
IHROM TIE PREMISES THE sI1BSi' BIER,
/ one NJ lcl Cow and Two Yrurlimg Hcfrrs, ing
the mon tn of Ar, II last The marks nf crop on ho
under lrlit of q car: nlso spit and under bit
Tie color of the is rcd the We Rings red and
white. One steer, d..lk rimr. mol;y &c.
$50 Ecward will ic paid Tor their delivery a this
rEVc j.. L BHALLEY Flat Rock.
CtIbcr 0
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
South Carolina---Kersh DISTRICT.

III 4 J." MI TONATT, UET1NATf.
w IlERE\S W. Il iiU X K\BEE APPLIED
w To me for Letters Of Admin SIR. ton on all and
singular :c goods and chattles, gh,s md or, dts Of
j. i. Srcy. late Of tho District aforesaid, d..
ceased:
These arc. therefore. to cite ana admonsh all, and
singular the kind .e creditors ilIc ) ,il drir:s-
ell to lc ami appear before ut next Ordinary
oCrt Tor the said District to ic holden ut Kers haw
20 show cause. il any why the said administrator
should not br granted.
,;:vcn Ter my Hand and Seal this !,h Gay
'fSepicahcr. in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred an sixty three and in tic rEiycy yhih
year at the independence and Sovereignty OF the
state South Carolina
n .vcn,brr . ~ L. MCDONALD, O. KD
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alt.

November 6

EY a. l.. McDbNALD. t$QCIIE ORDIHARY.
WHEREAS j. j. iIUtKABEE APPLIED
w to me for Letters administration on all and
singular the goods and clattlcs rig Is AMI credits of
Jane Wilson. late of the District aforesaid dc.
ceased according To the will annexed:
These are. therefore. to aud aimonSl ALL an.l
singular, the kindred and creditors OF the id dercs
ell to be and appear before me ut next Ntd;nary s
court the -a,d District. tn hc hol ut KcrsIIw
Court House the nth day OF November i;i.t
to show cuisc, il any. why said administration
Sluud not bp grant d
Give under my Hand aud Seal. this irth dav
oi September, in the year of chr ord thousand
ei. lat hundred M siXty.thrcc. ard in the eighty
ci9h II year Il the IN C. cndcncc and overcign,y of
the State Ol South Ca'Oi,na
ALEX. MCDONALD. o. X. d.
November 2
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Runaway.

COMMITTED TO TIE JAIL OF KERsIIAW
~ Distric. Negro Boy who says ms name is
IONS. and that lie Le.Ulgs tO LUb,t Oliver, Ol
leo griOwn, g.
Said Boy - five feet live six inches hi. II, wi |
weigh $50 or " pounds, had Oh an l Ok ct; and
grey .,iin 1t pui, uii a chi, d, inic la n DE-
wite ga The owLcr is requested To cone forward
prove property, ray rxpeEc,s and iuke him away.
DUNCAN SlIEOkN, Jai or
March G
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
For Sale.

+ VI OdACs
4 GOOD Snf OND III \ND LOUBLE SETT IIAR-
~ NE>S. For lal,icua.s APP. apply 1t this
Office.
(ctolcr lG
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13

INAPr .iNO J. NELSO WILL. ACT AS MY
" .u,' oizei ay,nt during my absence lr' m Kcr-
shaw District lODEtT MlCELE.
Srplemhrc 1
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Notice.

CTo.EN from THE SUBSCRIBER On THE,
- nigm tr the 10TH an ir Grey Marc. abuut Is
IL hal, lgh. A Ii cral ward will he paid for her
delivery to me 1T si.t,Lnrg. C,and One Hundred
olhrs tic AZ richcnsion AID proof of The thief
Srpicmbrr: IS FkEDEtlCk.L GKEEN.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Removal.

rI>nE UNDER IGNED HAS REMOVED IFS
j Store from ,lc =. hl rex Corner" 10 the cstab-
l:slm MT Iorm l., tcup cl ty Mr. Wm & Gerad .!r.,
tw, doors below McCuiry & l.unmcr>ln,rls sto'c.
July - j. M\ EiiS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
New York Market.

New YORK, Aug. 1S-Flour continues
heavy, irregular and unsettled. Fresh
ground State scarce and brings good
prices pretty much all other kinds in
lair supply and rather easy; s. I5@5 40
for Extra R. H. O.. S. 1901 90 for
trade brands; market closed quiet.
Whisky firm and active at 45t@46 ;
only moderate business doing
Wheat in favor of buyers at SS@1 GO
for choice Spring; Is for Winter Red
Western.
Corn scarce and shade frmer, at
IS 06SIltor shippinga
Oats easy and in moderate business al
53@5S for Western.
Pork opened dull and closed shade
easier at SIC 5Q@ll 584 for old mess
Sl1 25@13 o33 for new ditto; SO 50@
10 Is for new prime; Sl2 5O@l6 90 for
mess.
Beef unchanged.
Bacon sides frmer with good demand.
Prime Western short clear at 72@Sc.
Lard firm with good inquiry at 9s@
10B.
Cotton dull and lower at 81 for mid
ding uplands.
Money quiet and easy at and 6 per
cent. Sterling dull at 80 for first class
bills G, Id ,trifiny lower, opening al
252, advancing to 255 and closing at 258
Government Stocks without decided
change. Only very moderate business
Stocks again better with a very few
exceptions. Tendency still upward
Market leaves off strong.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
FIT, SUMTER B0MBARDEpl
Entire Fleet and land R0rees En-.
gagged
REBELS QUITE DEsPoNDINGi
BesureERrd having a Harder Time
than IA April, IadI,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Good News from ohsrlestOn---Our
Batteries Pounding Away.

WASHINGTON, Aug, lS,-Dispatches
have been received from distinguished
military officers in Tennessee stating
that the Chattanooga Rebel, of the l4th,
announced that the bombardment of
Charleston began on the 18th, and the
firing from Gilmore land batteries and
fromsthe Monitors were chi eAy against
Fort, Sumter
The combined land and naval forces
of the Federals seem to be engaged. -
Information published in the Rebel was
received at Chattanooga by telegraph
from Charleston and the fight was going
on when the paper went to press on Sun
day. The officer who communicates to
the Government the contents the Reb-
Ell, says the editor instead of making any
boasts about the results, or manifesting
any jubilant feeling over the situation Of
affairs ut Charleston, exhibits most posi-
tive evidence Of gloom.
The Rebel states that the Ironsides
and all the Monitors are not alone in the
action but the whole feet and large
number of transports were inside the
bar during the engagement.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
FROM CINCINNATI.
GuerriIIas Cleaned Out of West Ten
nessee.-GOOd Haul of Captains
Situation in the Southwest.

CINCINNATI, Aug. l8.-The CONNER
ciars Cairo dispatch says West Tennes-
see is cleared of guerrillas.
Col Rowett, commanding a brigade
that went north, captured Col. Camp
bell, of the 23d Tennessee, 10 Captains,
2 Lieutenants, and so privates
Col. Hatch, I'd Iowa, went to Paris,
drove out Richardson, Bifles' and Will
sons guerrillas The 1st Alabama cav
airy returned to Glendale with 10 pris-
oners. The 18th Missouri captured l
Captain, and prisoners, in the vicinity
of Ripley.
Bragg is at Chattanooga with $4,000
men. He has lost 10000 men by deser-
ton.
Johnston's army, numbering $4,000,
is at Brandon and Enterprise 1t has
lost one-third by desertiOns.
The mountains Of North Alabama are
full of deserters from Johnston's and
Bragg armies.
The gunboat Cincinnati has been
raised, and is now undergoing repairs at
Vicksburg.
Gen. Shorter, of Alabama. has issued
an address to the citizens of that State,
urging upon them the impressment Of
slaves in the Confederate service.