, 1863-12-04

J: coltes, aged e dasl; complexion, fcct o
inches high, Frey eyes, black hair, no whiskers.
~fls TooP, sS9st sscS - ReaRde aaSk eonnr,on tt
neTn esss black hair no wh,skera weight about
Thomas cnossaeld, aged 10, dark COM
keEs, weight abo1t 40 pounds. -"
ys%es cask agea lght espP1s5ion teet
kerr, woight nEo;ni tie ,s5 poun;ts. t ' ' ~ "S'
sI sSSs; 1sa5a: sa TssEsfs fsss
Ale1: shird, aeed =, iiekt complexion. feet 7
inches %inehss htgh ~ eyea, sandy halr, no whtazars,
~. Mec1ule. r sd = light complexion, 6 feet
hgsht ntgn gFsy rS eyes light hatr no whfsEs, weight
-. Dean, aged ss, dark complexion, feet 0
weight about los pounds. ~ "4'As''
sas ERRs R sss ss. 5 s E s.
kcre. weight about 165 ponds. "''@e-
.nifat fen ffase, AGED dalE complexion, feet 10
Wesht s a6o1s esuas s,ek chin wh
chg ches high blssx eyes tlaek hair, no whisEess,
Owen Mckee agcd 20, fair complexion, 5 feet
xeeht ehe shont 64s qs eyea red hhir no whskers
Jsaob ss3as R11 aeea g. dark eamp,o.on t.,t
weighs aGout ;5 20 pounds.
snehes R bssf s;es a' s.se R.1 n
whitkers: weight about 10 pounds. mi 'sA '4"''' no
James Shurrer, aged s., light complexion, feet
eess 59fss: :sast ae is Se hs no T5sfs:s
J: N. shamate, agcd a5, dark complexion. feet
ig sht 5,sk ;S syss bisek hsif. no whsie1s. Weighs
Jno: Ress, aeed 81, light complexion, S feet 10
,Rsss @s;s5s hE .it fht H. light 6sir no whsfef
e 81 .l ,a sssRis1s asss f.;
Miles coEherd, aged %, dark complexion, feet
weighs about $50 pounds.
" II. Actill, aged g, red complexion, s feet 6
Msss. 1nshss he sssi =; eaek
na bsz % sS7sR}'ssn ~s}sfess xssss esss
Joseph teneT, aged ee, light complexion, feet
ftps Inches h.Eh ss oEn ha brown whis
Weighs abeai 1:o ponnas sss '0"n n''f no "n''kef''
Geo. Brown, aged q, Light complexion, : feet
Weight ] aGaa i sp pesas ssaf 'f'"a haF no n'Ske''
s: Hedges, aged q. Light complexion, feet II
seh. sgh aSas brown hat no whisker'
J: N. McGi1lis; aged 3, rcd complexion, s feet
inches high, grey eyes, red haif, no whiskers,
.: shing'cr, aged :, dark complexion, $ fee.
inches high, dark eyes, black haiF, black whiskess,
weight about 14D pounds.
S. 7. Fc1zc1 aged q, light complexion, 5 feet
inches high, gEey cy @, light hair, no Wh1slers,
weight abont i50 pounds.
4 J: Wilson, sged S. nsht complexion. $ feet
SEef fs sborf sf pounds. ns'' aha eh'
Slset efe'1 ha2 70 aSisEsrs Sss
weight about 1S5 pounds.
y. clsy. Ictafen.
1'ss aehs: shas high fl hatF' no whiskers,
Peter Alans, aged ii, light complexion, feet
.Tete5 Essas. aecd q dark complication, 6 feet
weight about 100 pounds.
hsh ace eyes St Eli. n no WasEe1s welss. IS.
about $50 pounds when well, now lick.
wulnE DID tue PRISONERS 90.
Ihe nlasm was arst E1ven By young man named
HamniE, private In company 4, Michigan Sharp.
and strong patrol dispatched to the city, by whom
with the addition Of the police, <who rendered
timely and valuable service the seyeral hotels and
M.tchcd oil night, and a number Of them 1e-takeu
Three Of the prisoners were fo2nd at the Matteson
M"ssse two eaf 1t TIE Adae Briggs ard
na1i Via the II. c, z. 4. Up to dark last evening,
nd @ ct The d. lad
making vcfE ehort furlough Tor them.
SUGGESTIVE CIRCUMSTANCES.
tlcre has becn larse number q kensaskisns II
tells chow more arrivals from Kentucky than rom
my otle1 state, md singular enough every prison.
1sE circumstance H. that several Of the preoness,
whco sc,takcn had new ruits OF clothes On, and
were well supplied with erecnbac1ss, though they
did Trey ect their new clothes, and j supply Of
xss a. f. l. a',S 81:
ct the prisoners acknowledges to hayin. met With
guidcs on tie way to The city, who directed them
%nese to 60 and what course te purtue, to ayoid
80 North On The streets further West-that theT
had better Separate and 20 einsly in couples 80
icrert;ng to Know VIZ those coppcrhesas ] al were M
and by what sign Or other mode of Communication
tee onistdels were given TO understand when
10 he made. Another matter of interest 10 me
military officers and the prblIc H. how did 7Ta,s+
zsEorte, happen to be out at Camp, for some time
tby scaling the tencc,l ut the time the man was
shot !sho Ind the shawl belonging to a copper
b hsse limb q he law il this city. What induced
end cleyer O'CLOCK when nothing Lad previoasly
oScuaea !, .hat h evening: and TO prospect Of any
LIENS III this outbreak occuTTcdf
Again. what did thst memorandum mean, which |
wae 1oHna upon card IN the pocket Of one Of the
rssapt1rea 5sec!sM" M RoTers eg No 100 Randolph
Llock opposite the Natteson Eouse. which IL own
I'd by EeEtucEaan, whose agent IL Ar. Rogers OF
loom No, s. Orr readers viii Nnd food for rehec-
zion In connection with these facts,
no xoEE EKDEuGEoC-;D 1rSxELs |
It vas believed s,y Col De Land that the bitches |
11lcd with water would prevent the sncccsa Of the
snnne projects, hut the cold weather has defeated
which there can be no failure. The floors have
bee. removed from ali the barracks, which will
nt an end to mining operations, as rhe prisoners
will hEFe no place Ii which they eau conceal the
dirt removed from the holes.
VIC expect Tomorrow to be able to chronicle the
'errn 10 camp Of the rest Of these p1isoncTa. The
officers AID soldiers will do Ill that can be doue to
rtcnpiure them
Conductors upon southern-bound railroad
trails, acd People through the country shonld |
<c1ip!i re roll aboye published, and when any OF
Inc n lsoaeEa are discovered, notify Col c. T. De
Land, Camp Douglas, Chicago, by telegraph.