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Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes.
vile Rail Road COmDany,

H0LDERS Of the securities Of the above named
IL Company, (other than first mortgage Bond hold
ers) including StOckholdersnd floating debt creditors
are required to sign the terms of Reorganization and
TO assign their Bonds evidences Of Indebtedness and
Certificates Of Stock, to the undersigned on or before
the TENTH (l0th) DAY OF OCTOBER 1863, in or
der to secure any participation in the purchase Par.
tes will not be allowed to sign after that date.
For further information and Blanks, apply to JOH
r. MUMAUGH or WIN. P. CREED, Lancaster, Ohio
CHARLES MORAN Purchaser
September 3, lsG3-5w23
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Friendin Need. Trrit.

Dr. Sweets Infalliable Liniment is prepared from
the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut, tho
great bone setter, and has been used in his practice
for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
and will alleviate pain more speedy than any other
preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous DsOr.
ders it is truly infalble, and as a curative for Sores
Wounds sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing, healing
and powerful strengthening properties, the Just won
der and asonishment of al who have ever given it
trial. Over thousand certificates Of remark able
cures performed by twithin the last two years. attest
this fact. See advertisement. 1yl4
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Henry G. Black, Pftff, Before g. steinman, J. p.
against of Hooking Tp., Fairfield Co,
John p. Galley, Def Ohio.
nH the 10th day of September, A b. 1869, said Jus.
vtice issued an order of Attachment in the above
action for SGi "a. HENRY G. BLACK.
Lancaster, 0ct5th, ls63-2s-3w
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Notice TO Tnx-Payers.

p. The ANNUAL LIST for 1868 is in
q my hands for collection. CARRIAGE
TAX and INCOME TAX must be
paid Immediately.
r. NJ. CLARKE,
Collector Fairfield Co.
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$40 Reward

YpNHE subscriber lost the 2Sth inst in Lancaster
1 or on the road to the Summit Church, wallet
string; also, pair Of silver spectaces in tin
The above reward will be paid for the wallet and
tents, and dollar for the specaclcs and case by
leaving them at Samuel Beery's Grocery, or with
81 3W~ JOHN MASON.
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ELLIpsEs SUPPLIED.

When Aristotle was asked (the ques-
tion,) "What can man gain by tell
ing falsehood?" he replied, (saying,
He. can gain this thing, namely,) not
to be credited when he speaks the
truth ;,
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Notice to Tax Payer..

NOTICE is hereby given, that hereafter, the month
MY Tax must be paid between the 10th and last o
the time specified, will be required 70 pay penalty
and otherwise be dealt with S6foriihS to law.
r. NJ. CLARKE
Deputy Collector
cant
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NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN,

is hereby given that we, the undersigned,
prosecute TO the fullest extent Of the law ali
persons hereafter found shooting, netting or trapping
birds or any other game on our respective premises
2s-S3w r. PETwBs, wf. BMNPIELB
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biGicuIlles in ParAing.

"When Aristotle was asked, "What
can a man gain by telling a falschoed?''
he replied "Not to be credited when
he speaks the truth"
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
GOING WEST.

Eastward passenges trains make close connection.
at GAINESVILLE with Central Ohio Trains for all points
East.
Westward Train connects as follows: At Morrow
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North
Freight and Accommodation train leaving Lancas.
terat5,i5 A. M, makes close connections with Cen
tral Ohio Train for Columbus
Daily lines of Coaches connecting with Passenger
trains are run from Crcleville, Chlicothe and Co
lumbus.
na Special arrangements are made for carrying
Live Stock to the Eastern Markets by the Baltimore
and Pennsylvania Railroads at low rates Of
fered by any other line.
For through tickets East or West or for further in
formation to Freight Rates Shipments please APP
ply to JOHN C. CASSELL, agent at Lancaster
WIN. KEY BOND, RECEIVER.
". W. CARD Asst Supt, GAINESVILLE, o.
Feb 10 'U3-iS--tf.
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B~ The absence of one Of the pro-
prictors for three or four days, and tho
sickness Of several Of our hands, will
account for the lateness Of this issue of
the Gazette.
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ATTACHMENT.

ATTACHMENT.
j. W. Pearse, PlR ! Before. J: v Brson. Jns-
va. tice Of the Peace Of Walnut
Joseph White, Def. } Township, FAIRFIELD Co, Ohio
AN the 18th day Of Sept. 1868, said Justice issued
Dan order Of attachment in the above action for the
sum Of Sixteen Dollars.
MlerspOrt, Sept. 2sth, '6s. J. W. PEARSE.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
REGULAR CONGREGATIONS.

LANCASTER LODGE, No 57, October %, lgS
CHAPTER, No. H.. " -
O. sTEINMAN, Recorder.
Lancaster, July o. 13j3-i5
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

In pursuance o. an order Of sale granted by the Pro-
bate conrt of Fairfield County, Ohio, will offer for
the 3Ist day OF October, s63, nj the door Of
the Court House. in the city Of Lancaster, Ohio, be-
tween the hours ofl0 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'clock, p
NJ, the following described Real Estate, to-wit;
The south half of in-lot number niney-twO to2) in
Carpenters addihont to the town. city Of Lancaster
Ohio.
TERMS or SALE-One third in hand, one third in one
year. and the residue in two years. with interest the
deferred payments from the day Of sale.
Appraised at seven hundred dollars.
6. W. PRATT.
Admr Ofthe Estate Of Andrew JOnes, dec
W. Pitt Creed, Attorney,
Sept "a, lsG3-2u
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SOLDIERS INTEREST
PrDmDoB@g
AG ENCY
For Collecting Bounty Money,
PENSIONS, DACK PAY,
AND
MILITARY CLAIMS GENERALLY.
VNhE Agency Oft. W. TALLNADGE CO. for the
U collecting VI Soldiers and Government claims IL
SUI continued or this and adjoining counties, at the
H. F. HEINMUND,
Corner Of Main and Columbus Streets,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
Prompt aticnton will be gwen to prepare all neses-
Bounty Money
Due 70 Soldiers by reason ofexprston Of service or
discharged on account Of wounds receite ed while in
The service Also 10 Widows and Heirs Of Soldiers
who die IN the service
Pensions
Allowed by law to oil Soldiers disabled in service 10
Widows, Orphans or Wid0wed Mothers Of deceased
soldiers. Our facilities for collecting
Back Pay,
| Arc not surpassed by any. Our experience has
syE sExenh US great advantage in this department AL
10 consult us either IN person or By letter.
Delay Not
Office Of u. r. REINMUNb, Agent,
Corner OF Main and Columbus streets,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
References:
We cordially recommend T. W. TALLAIADGE, as
man entirely worthy Of confidence, and one who
will honestly carry out whatever lIo proposcs 10 do.
W. s. Rosecrans, Major General L 8. A.
| Q. 7. buckingham, Adutant Generally. s. 4.
9. b. Wright, Quertermastsr General Of Ohio.
| 9. Delano, COmmssary
! Ex-Governor Dennisoni
We also refer to the following officers in service.
Major General W. 7. Sherman
| Brigadior General H. i. Ewing.
O f? F B. Pond, Pc I''H''t tad Gld NeS'Men' - ~
49," c. H. Pppey. Goth
Lieut. o0i9nei SWyaGyne, Gy 43d - :"
Major Joab A. Stafford, ist Regiment O. VI
" +. p, Jackson 5Sth
We refer to the following citizens of Lancaster, Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Hon. p b. Ewing Messrs Hun
ter Daugherty John d. Martin, John s. Brasee
Charles F. Garaghty, Mcssrs. Ieber, Kutz d Co., DR.
Wagenhals Pension Surgeon
| Lancaster, August 20, l5G}-2lU
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J. W.LEWTS. Nj. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Has permanently located in the city of Lancaster.
NFFICE AND RESIDENCE-Comer Of Broadway
Band Wheeling, m the house formerly occupied by
DR.. wagenhas, where he will he found day or night,
unless absent on professional business,
Reference-Dr Berster.
Lancaster April IL, 1861, II
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~On1 Notice.


NOTICES hereby given to all whom it may con-
cern that ut the next session of the Commission
ers Of Fairfield county, to be held in December next
there will be presented petition praying for the estab
lishment of the following described county road to-
mcrly owned and kept by John Swayer, decd, the
old ChillicOhe road; thence north 1879 west to the
Madison and Hooking township line thence along said
township line and the line of the old road to the half
section line; thence along the half section line and the
line Of the old road to the Amanda road and there to
terminate.
Oct. "a, 1868. CIV MANY PETITIONERS. :,
Estate OF Moses Thompson, decd.
NOTICES is hereby given, that the undersigned has
Nv been appointed and qualified as administrator
with the will annexed, of the estate of Moses Thomp-
son, late of said county deceased.
Persons indebted TO said estate nre required to
make immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate to present them, properly verified.
JOHN V. BRISON,
Admr. with the will annexed
Mllcrsport, Oct 2s 81 3w ofMoses Thompson.
A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error,
acuated by desire to benefit others, will be happy
to furnish to all who need it free of charge the recipe
and directions for making the simple Remedy used in
his case Those wishing to profit by his experience
and possess Valuable Rcmedy-will receive the
same, by return mall Carefully scaled) by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No 60 Nassau Street, Now York
Augl3, ,G3-20-3m.
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Hon. CARY A. TmMBLE has our
thanks for valuable Public Docu-
meAts.
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VIRGIL e. SHAW
LAW OFFICE

OFFICE OVER sIFFoRD / DELAsHMUTHs
Z pDRUG STORE. VIII attend promptly to all bust.
ness entrusted to his care.
Lancaster, July g. '62-tf.
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7ALLMADGE HOUSE.

J.. MORRISON, PKOPHIETOK.
Guests will receive every attention. Bills reasonable
Lancaster Ohio, March 20, lS63-f
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m-rreatmsnt Or n soldier. Family.

JOHN WILLIAMS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-15
LATEST FROm EUROPE.

New YoRK, April 14-The City of New
York, from Liverpool lst and Queenstown Goth
ult., arrived here this morning.
The Cunard Company intend running an in.
dependent line Of screw steamers fortnightly to
New York, commencing on the 9th. b
The London Morning Post regards the affairs
of the Confederstes as favorable at home and
abroad, and expresses the hope that before a
year the struggle will be successful.
1t has beer. positively denied that the Con-
federates intend seeking further loans abroa1.
Lord Pslmerston, in q speech at Glasgow,
deplored the civil war In America, and said
Notwithstanding the resentment OF both parties,
the British Government would not depart from
its neutrality. 'aa5e org .laia-l-.t
Il was reported an expedition against Venice
was preparing on Swiss territory. ~
LONDON, April 2,-The Confederate loan
closed at quarter discount to par.
The Times says the seizure of the steamer
Peterhoff demands the serious attention of the
country ..,. --.
IL is reported the Polish insurgent leaders
are disbanding their forces and giving up the
contest 'f rt iGc l}
Prince William ii, sou Of Prince Christian
of Denmark, has been proclaimed King of Den
mark. ne
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l03wn,s b. Brad dbury's
PianO-Forte Establishment,
NO. 4a7 BRoOMH STREET, NEW YORK.

HE subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
his friends and the public generally to his Piano.
Forte Establishment, at No. 427 Broome Street.
Having Withdrawn bis interest, stocapd materials from
the late Arm Of "Lighte q Bradburyss which Arm wa,
dissolved on the 3lst January ut and having purchas
ed the entire stock OF Piano Foes and Piano forte Ma.
teria, owned BY his brother, Edward O. Bradbury In
the SAID hm he is now prepared to supply the Increased
demand for bis celebrated Piano Fortes. Employing
the most skilful and experienced workmen with large
stock Of the best and most thoroughly seasoned mate
a. and an abundance Of Capital he has taken In hand
the personal supervision Of the whole busnesss Of man.
uacturing his instruments, and ID enabled 10 turn out
Piano-Fortes Of unequalled tone and dura6Leness.
BRADguRYsNew ecALE PIANO. FORTE. In the arrange.
ment OF our new Scale drawn and prepared with the
most care expressly for new Instruments we have
ADDED every Improvement which can in any way tend
70 tne perfection Of the Piano-Forte and we can conf.
1enty assert that for delicacy Of touch volume brill
nancy and sweetness Of one combined with that
anu sonay OF frame necessary to durability these in.
IA. s9HEeTH AND BEAuTYvis q our motto, and we in.
ve the closest criticism OF the best unbiased Judges In
the land Every instrument warrant ted for Ave yesrs
VIM. b. BRADBURY,
527 Broome ST., cor. Of Crosby New York.
niuhff uom W -T -rr 70 s.
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The SIGNAL TR1N FOR GENERAL RosEoRANs.
The signal train for General Roseorans was
fiaished and forwarded W est, yesterday, under
the charge Of Captain Wonderly The train
consists Of ak substantially built wagons, each
containing telegraph instrument, tool chest,
axes, reels with five miles of wire, spears to be
used as poles, aud iron bara. T5e telegraph
instruments are the most complets of their kind
ever put in operation, and are much superior,
both in the matter of economy and reliability,
to the instrument now worked by the city in
the police telegraph. The dial instruments is
used, and the electricity is generated at the
time of operating, and without the use Of acids
The instrument ia contained in box which can
be readily carried by one man, and its mechan-
ism is 80 simple that it is ready for use the in
slant the station in the field is selected. IL is
patented by Mr. Beardslee, of New York
Phil. LEDGER, 9Th.
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Interesting southern news.

NEW YoRK, April 14.-The Hersld's dispatch
from the headquarters of the Army of the Po-
tomsc, April 18th, says The Richmond Dis
patch of the 10th admits bad defeat of Pc
gram in Kentucky, and says the rebel loss was
heavy, and after severe hand to hand fight of
several hours, the Confederstes gave up the un-
equal contest and fell back. The enemy is not
pursuing. The Dispatch says Rosecraus has
sent fve regiments of infantry TO Kentucky
and has ordered all cavalry from that State to
his army at Murfreesboro, and ia moving his
troops on his left, our right, doubtless to pre-
vent any movement on our part in that State
The Danville cars brought into Richmond,
on the 9th, three hundred and forty-two Union
prisoners, captured by Gen. Forest at Brent.
wood, Tenn. !; among them tweuty-tbree com.
mlssioned officers. All will be exchanged at
the earliest day.
Capt. A. G. Webster, of the Federal army,
was hung on Friday last at Richmond. The
unfortunate man met bic fate with fortitude,
himself giving the signal for the fatal trap to
be sprung.
CHATTANOOGA, April THE enemy occupy
Lebanon with division under Gen. Reynolds.
They are also In force ct Carthage.
/, vioKsBURo, April 9.-Every thing is quiet
here. Two more transports left this P. M.
bound up the river. A number of transports
are still In sight. a'a7 VA
JACKSON, Mss, April 8,-A special dispatch
to the Appeal from Memphis yesterday, says
the Mississippi river is rising. There ere more
empty boats from Memphis. The vicksburg
is to be cotton-clad, go ps TO land troops as
Vicksburg. Boats returned from Steel's Bayou
badly damaged. Navigation Of the bayou was
found to be more difficult than Che Yazoo.
Humphrey Marshall at Winchester, with
heavy infantry, encountered General Quinby's
forces, who ignominiously fed, leaving every
thing in their retreat.
PoRT HUpsoN, April 9.--All quiet here The
enemys feet below have disappeared. A par
ty of exchanged aud paroled prisoners from
New Orlerns arrived yesterday. The troops
are in excellent spirits and vigilantly watching
| the Yankee vessels Some excitement was
caused last night by salog of,fire floating down
| the river, A skif With negroes attempting TO
| pass the batteries, was captured this morning.
Jeff Davis, in report to the rebel Congress
on the history and condition oil telegraph Inca,
urees that the inter ests Of northern persons in
them. amounting to 9373, $50, has been seques
tered The report further proposes to seize all
southern telegraph lines and turn them over TO
the rebel postof6ce department, the government
;ndemnifying rebel owners for thelf losses by
the act. y yiasNsm 81 selsi aiNs
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LATER.
Banks FortIfyIng New OrIeans-OOn-
| scFiptlOn 90 be indefinitely POsl-

BANKS FOrti1Tt1E New Orleaue-OOn-
EcriptlOn 90 be indefinitely POST
pOned, etc, -s.
New YonK, April IA The steamship City
of New York with four days later news from
Europe, is signalled.
The Times New Orleans letter says Banks
is fortifying all approaches to the city strongly
The enemy is believed to have seventy-five
thousand men who can be concentrated near the
city at twelve hours notice. There is some
apprehension Of raid from Mobile against
Ship Island. -.yu -
The HeralS's Washington special says: There
is reason to believe the execution OF the con.
scription act viii be indefinitely postponed The
opinio has been openly expressed by high au-
thorites that the armies In the field are amply
sufficient, and all that Ia necessary to fll up the
depleted regiments will &c got up recruiting.
The reported surrender of Gen. Foster is dis
credited. It Ia understood he is confident of
bis ability to successfully Withdraw his forces,
even if compelled to reinquish the town and
Pambico river.
The Times special ssys: 1t is stated the At
torney-General Is in doubt whether the capture
Of the steamer Peterhof can be sustained on
principles of public law. Lord Lyons has de-
msnded her mail, which is in New York uu-
0npnpd. 'r .- a.
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House to Rent.

A TWO BToRY FRAME DWELLING, with eleven
IA rooms in good repair with good out houses, shrub
berry, and every thing complete. Said house u the
Worthngton Plank road, near the rit Tollgate. For
CAY street. liNf ,tIsg ,lasIS
mchl7-dH
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Death of an Indian Chief at Washing
tom.

Yellow Wolf, chief Of the KioWa Indians,
and who was sent here as one of the delegates
to see the President, died on Saturday evening,
at the Washington House, after short illness,
and was buried yeeterday afternoon, at the re-
quest Of the surviving Indians, Gas the white
brethren were" The government furnished
the coffin, which was very fine one. About
an honr before the breath left the deceased, his
companions commenced to paint his face, hands
and feet, with red paint, and then securing new
clothing, and new blankets, they arsyed the
dying chief in them. H
A few moments before expiring, Yellow
Wolf sent to Major s. g. Colley, the Indian
agent for that and other tribes, and, taking the
agents hands, said to him.: "We have come
great way to see our Great Father, aud make
peace. / have seen the big Father, and am at
peace with every one with the Great Spirit and
with the Great Father-and am now going TO
lie down and sleep with him here" F
a Aa soon az the chief expired his companions
took his bows and arrows and broke them in
half, They were then made up in bundle
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together With his other effects, and will be
buried with him, as also will his buffalo robes
and blankets, and all that he owned at the time
of his death. A large silver medal, q present
from President Jefferson 10 Yellow Wolf's an.
cestors, will be- buried with him also. This
appears almost ridiculous, as il has been hand
ed down from father to son since the days Of
President j., and is connecting link between
the present and the past which should be placed
In charge Of the government. Bot the Indians
insist upon it's interment with Yellow Wolf,
and the agents do not desire to offend them by
refusal. @ l 1860
yellow Wolf was nearly fifty years of age,
and Major Colley, the agent Of the tribe, and
Of the Indians in their section, says he is q Sc
rious loss, as he was always disposed to peace,
aud ruled his people justly but firmly. Aaoth-
er strange fact connected with his death 10, that
when the delegation was abous leaving their
western homes, the family OF Yellow Wolf i'm.
plored him not to leave, and we're 50 persistent
In their effUts to induce him to remain as to
follow the delegation for miles, and, with tears
and Iamentstions, vainly endeavorcd to dis
suade him from going Washington Star, 9Th.
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AN AL1BI PRo CopFEsso. o.-The sensation
papers have got up story shat Charles Lewis,
executed last Friday, at Trenton, New Jersey,
for murder, confessed that among other crimes
of the deepest dye, he had been she assassin OF
Doctor Burdell. unfortunately for the sensa-
tionaliaia and their eloquence In the weeklies
and Sundays, at the time DR.. Burdell met his
doom In Bond street, Lewis was convict in
the State Prison at Sing Sing, under q convic-
ton from Columbia county for burglary. .-Ner
York Commercial.
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YELLOW FEVER The news from the Gull is,
says late New Orleans letter, that the yellow
fever is already assuming malignint form in
the extreme South, and everywhere. {" The
impression prevails here among all classes Of
peope that it will this summer reach New Or
leans. e was worse than any previous year in
this city in 1853 The city was exempt until
1858, when it was very bad. Exemption has
followed until .he fifth summer is now approach
ing, and the idea ia that it must again devel-
Op.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Rebel Account OF the Charleston
.N"lt Battle.


Rebel Account OF the ChnrIea.on
Battle.
New YoRK, April l4.--The following are
rebel reports from Charleston:
CHARIEsroN, April 8.
To Gen. s. Cooper;
' Gen. W. 8. Walker destroyed an armed
steamer 10 Coossw river st daylight this morn.
Ing. No casualties on our aide. All quiet.
Six Monitors and the Ironsides still within the
bar. a.l1F 4I71 :
(signea) a b IT. BrAuaro1aD.
Coosaw river is few miles to the south of
Poeotaligo' II separates Por. Royal Island
from the milan land.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-All quiet. No pros.
pect of q fight to-day A Confederate officer
from Morris Island boar led the wreck of the
Keokuk last night, and found her turret had
been pierced through by a ball.
... r. LATER.
b, CHARLEsTog, April 9-Six monitors and the
Ironsides still lie within the bar, about 215
miles from Fort Sumter. The enemy are wait
ing for machine to remove the torpedoes.
Everything is In readiness for the attack Ac-
counts from Fort Sumter reflect the highest
credit on the garrison for their GOODNESS and
bravery in the recent fight When the moni-
tors were discovered the men were at dinner.
AT the sound of the long roll they sprang TO
their guns with cheering, the battle hlg was
run up, and the air of Dixie played by the band
on the parspet and salute Of thirteen guns
fired. Col. Alfred Rhett was commanding Of
icer Of the fort. The enemy fred eighty shots
at the fort, of which thrty-four struck The
garrison is eager for the next chance at the
monitors. --