The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-10
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ST. LOUIS, Nov.4.-Is rebel Major
/. Gen. Marmaduke, Brig. Gn. Cabell, and
r four rebel Colonies, captu,d in the re-
, cent battles on thd Wes,rn border, ar.
rived here eight before asst, and were
; taken to Barnqml Hot, where they
, were feasted and lionied and their
friends allowed ID visiithem, much to
the indignation anl disgust of loyal PEG.
pie. While our @cers are thrust 10
vile and loathsoms Irisoss in the South,
robbed and insultedby their coptors, and
nearly starved by.hsir keepers, these
commanders Of cuthroats aud thieves,
who left murdered len, ravished women,
devastated farms, pundcred stores, the
blackeued walls ofprivate dwelling and
the smouldering ru6s Of towns aud cities
behind them on heir march through
this State, are furnished with splendid
apartments in Injurious hotel Much
to the relief of alright minded people,
they were forwarded to- Johnson's Is
land, in Lake Fri. last night. =
WI. VIA! , PHEiee ees ss during his
Of conscripts, captured 1900 stand Of
arms, paro'ed 1000 prisoners, and de-
stroyed some SIS, 900, 900 dollars worth oil
property On the other hand, he has
lost at least 5000 men in battle, besides
many hundred of deserters, about fifteen
pieces Of artillery, $50 wagons with their
spoils, and several thousand horses and
small arms. lie carried very little out
OF the State, except many horses and
stolen clothing on the backs of bis thiev-
ing followers. The raid has been mark.
ed more for damages to the people than
benefit to the rebets.
A correspondent says: have been in
the wake Of the "deliverers," as Prices
army has been called, aud do not recol.
lect an instance where private property
was protected. Age and sex were dis
regarded as reasons for security. l have
visited every town they have occupied !;
each one has its tale Of aforementioned
ravished, negroes murdered, white men
torn from their homes and forced to Join
. hateful cause, or killed by the wayside.
In a hundred cases boys Of fourteen were
conscripted. The industry and trade of
the State arc almost entirely stopped, and
numerous and valuable lives and millions
of money have been lost.
Three hundred Of the 18th Iowa ar
rived here yesterday from below, and
will be Joined by one hundred aud City
more Of that regiment, the heroes Of
Pilot Knob when they will proceed to
Washington to be mustered out of the
service
Generals Rosecrans and Smith return.
ed to the city last night. Smiths in
fantry are understood to be moving east.
ward.
Bill Anderson's horse was captured
in the fight in which its fendish owner
was killed, aud a human scalp was found
lied to its bride.
From the Tennessee River.
=, -CAtHn. sspRdax. NoX.b.-
rhurday night Gen. Forrest with a LARGE
orce, made his appearance on the Ten
'esscc River, divided bis command and
placed batteries on the river bank both
bove and below Jacksonville, within a
nile and half Of town. At this time
hree gunboats and eight transports were
sing at Johnsonvil'c. At an early hour
friday morning Forrest moved his bat |
cries up and opened fire on these trans.
orts which were fred BY shells, and with |
he gunboats fell into the hands of the
nemy after being disabled. The crews
nd officers of the feet we're all taken
risoners, and on immense amount Of
government stores, together with consid.
rable artillery, is said to have fallen into
,e encmy's hsods.
Yesterday, the 4th inst, at daylight,
le gunboat .Undipe, No, 55, captured
" days since by the rebels, came
trough the shute at Reynoldsburg Isl.
I'd aud landed rebel troops. They then
red her and left at s o'clock. Gunboats
.ey West and Elm steamed down near
10 west side Of Reynolds Islands
ON Johnsonsvillc and engaged a rebel
'ttery Of p pound Parrot guns The
,uboats were driven, back badly dam.
led to Johnsonville at 2 p. IN. Enemy's
'tterics opposite, above and below John. :
nville opened on the disabled gunboats
at responded until the ammunition wa.
and then blew up. The boats
ews arc at the fort in Jacksonville, ,
This morning the rebels commenced ,
ossing 10 the boats oftho Undine about
e miles above Jacksonville, two fat ::
,ats are also used. No fighting has (.
ken place to-day. The rebels are en-.
ged in burying their dead.
Funboats from Paduc h are in SIGHT
q reinforccments have arrived. Gen, i
'hnsonvillc W {
Intelligence from below Florence.
ties that the larger part Of Hoods ar t
is still south Of tho river, out of ra- t
ms and clothing and subsisting on the
untry. q
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Rich !
md Wig has the following concerning q
g capture Of Plymouth, N. C. Tho o
deraIs have, it appears, retaken Ply. =
'uth, n. 9. 1t will be remembered that u
10 place was stormed last summer BIZ /