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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

IMPORTANT CHAN0Es, ,--Y Yesterdsy
Dr.. Bur.,s vl.,.sd . oon,rsct ~ The provision.
~ vh,ch he 10 placed In imms sdist- possession
VI The LIZ CI ssss House and al tho sppurte.
,ncss ,hsr. uato belonging He gill =. one.
psScssd 70 t,sncvsts and E. furnish the house,
make ell Dec essary rsp.irs. and Ia fee wesks
.he old Ls G is,rs wtll sssr is had among tb.
irs..olsss b, ,us-s Of the coun,,y. Tue same -
the supsr.ut sodsnt VI the Louss hss tot yet
ussspr.d. bst he viii % d. uLt be usa o,
large sxp.risDcs. u quss ioSsd integrity. and
svsry inch . is sdiord. We srs glad that .
r.spons..ls Jsrty hes come Tito voss.ssion u
th,, old and w'l ulsr publsc house. asd tee
sssur~d that trssslsrs will tot have ssuss ~
sssss. sh. change. The ss.iriog prspns,ots
have our vsrm wishes Tor ihsis fs,urs pror.
y. ri,y snd success. They ere dssss slag u 90
., ua dance 4 this vor.d's goods Dr Bsst,s
s.scmss cont tsvl THE @or0ias. and sill not
9 . The hou,s while sspsirs srs being msds.
s. siSc the above sss 10 'yps - ere
glad 10 learn hat Sir Burtis has s~sur.d the
s.,visss VI ,hss able snd sxp.risnes landlord
Capt. ) r. JoIsnson. fv'iasriy VI the highly
popular hotel. ths H"ssrd Hoss-, in IL
C,shs. 10 a.,,king this selection. Dr.. turt,s
hes his s.s ss,l - tbs h~sd. nSs. esnph ..iesl.
". Capt. Jemsseo 10 tnoss % one Of thu
asss ropuisr q e.mbsst esptsins shse ss.r run
bavsss II. Ps VI aud Ns~ Osissna tts vsss
Noe VI rsvss . sqsaists' ore gill - Of gsss,
sdvassses 70 ,,s L. CIssrs hesss. sAssh. ~.
Asr NE sf'cisss 0sssgs~sst. - shsii sss6
dsssi3 sEpsst - sss oos " she oese Cppsjss
bessss 10 NE lssA We v,sh The ssv Goods
sesssisa ssot ~ sssssss; @s4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
Fson g:aiss.
CArao, Dec. ~

- AtWot s9S~s
The garrison a, Sorin,h are on half ra-
tons. Foraging parties, however, arc
able TO supply the deficiency.
TRIMS Iun fiom Corlnlh to jackson,
and from jackson to Holly Springs.
Trains run from Jackson TO trenton,
and the cops,rucsion train nine miles this
side. Every station house and every
bridge is burned between Trenton and
Mason, and at lcas: three milcs o. tIaftle-
wmk is destroyed, and prepared age
lin, '.et along the limo Of che tosd piled
.,n The tack and burned, thus destroying
the rails. The timber in some ot tue
t,c.,,c york was 100 grcen TO burn.
Col. Murphy was in command Al Aeily
Springs when i WAS re-txkca.
Gen. Grant has sent train TO Mem
pbis Tor supplies.
C"l. Lee. i'll n large force, is in pur-
suit Of Vnn Dorm.
A Federal torce Of about 1000, lett
Trenton SUNDAY morning, goi' = towards
the Tcuncsscc River.
A Reconnaissance was also made yes
tc. day from Columbus. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
TnoMAs.


sraiSesp. Mo. Dec. 15'h. 1869
EDs. DEMocRl: 81 wish to make a
lev remarks thrgh your paper on the
treatment Of oulick soldiers (of the
2oth,) now in thhospi,al here. Eight
OF our company apt. Byam's), myself
self included, wdsent from Ozark to
Springfield on III 18th of November.
Two Of the men B. Carter and A. r..
Stringhxm) had en- sick for three
months, but were II with the regiment
until they were nj able to be carried
any far her, and tn thy we're sent
with the rest Of us the hospital. Our
conveyance from Nrk to Springfield
we're commissary W pms. There were
'ne hundred and I'D Of the 8Oth Iowa
-ent 10 Springfield abe same time, and
.good many had onh spark Of lie left
IN them. We were ken to the p st
hospital, where we rived about nine
"clo K III the evcni4 We were left
there Tor some time, closed to the cold
night wind, where we hld scarcely take
step without stcppin4n or stumbling
over the sick men that)ere not able to
at lp any longer. MAHof them laid on
tn, ground without nlhiny under or
eyer them 10 protect thd fiom the cold.
They next sent us the Baptist
church, where they putin about two
hundred men, belorgin4to the 18th.
18th and Goth Regiment} like a drove
,f pigs, amongst the filth and vermin.
Any one can imagine whcter it was tit
place forsick men or not The windows
were badly broken, and tbekind and rain
that beat through hal rathk backward
tendency on the diseases ofhe sick.
We hal but one small love in the
house, and it WAS iupqssile to keep
warm or csmfortsb e. We.l,d to cook
our ratio"sOr 60 without ding. We
mad no coo: stove, therefore we had to
cook out Of doors, by q log 6e, with no
shelter ovet us but tie firnameut OF
Heaven. Iii. reported thst br,y Of the
goth Iowa did in two weeks.
According 20 the records of the post
hospital there are at this time o,l6U OH
the sick list atSprina6elI. frequently
hear OF the Soiicrs' Aid Society of Iowa
sending things ,r the relief of ihe poor
.ick soldier" asst is termed. tell YOU
it is all iumbg. and an imposition OF
the worst kind -lpt d ub,ing for an in
stsnt but what OF friends in Davenport
and Whereabouts te sincere iu their la
bos in trying tosclicve, in 4 measure,
their friends in thal'osp'tals, by sending
hem some little CO orts Of life, vet they
never receive them. They are taken for
some othei purposc1 know not what. l.,
for one, would advis them to keep their
things, and save theseclves some trouble.
II rresiden Llnculn wou'd issue pro
clanAt,on u relieve be sick men, and
rave taena bitter CT 4 for. instead Of the
negro OF the South, it ,ould be better, |
think.
F~ox A SICK SOLDIER OF Co. X, Porn
RRo lowAVol.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
From ~ Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 81.
Gen. Blunt tccgruphs TO Gen. Curtis,
under date Of Wan Burcn, Ark, Dec.
28ih, as follows:
Nv long range guns are now shcl'lng
the rebel camp rcress the river, five m''css
below here. II The cne"y docs not reT
treat during the night ! shall en- essor !?
cross my troops over in the morning any
offer battle. Y
Among the property captured are foq n
s'ca,ners, three OF them heavily loadda
with supplies. Also ferry boat and 3
large amount Of ammunition. h
Quite = number Of the enemy werS
killed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

ComlNa HONS Ms. A. NJ. Camp
.eli, oi L. Claire. ssrv.d h.r. ys".rds,
ncreiog ton Springfield. Mo. whore be hs'
h~~s E.r . month pss, looking sirrr HE su'
~ho cas- e,ck ,hsrs. he reports the mspit"
=, that poiut met missvub.y conducted si
far. aud ,hst our lava bo,s ~Ie dyina II b.
.coves. prsocipsily On account oi want 9
comfortable quarters 90 the c'snmon4st ~
c...,t,es ot the v,ck bed. Ovsr one handr~,
sohvai.sc Ut s.ldi~n came through 70 T.
Louis - to di-ch .tgsJ 10 due cour.e. swoal
seicL ere several Scott Coun'y hoys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

SAD ACCIDENT "A ssd Mcciirat occurred "
thts c,t, sS0u, 4 s'ei,ck last evening, by Wh,ci
lad Osaed john RAIN lost hia lie. lhs Oct
susust. pae. sre ~ toi,aws: A tight occarrsr
hs, y zen y Q. upls Of dogs n font ot ytls 4
stoddsrd's wagon -hop. on l. gle stset. end
n the n elss ans II . doss BIT hoy nance
S.sddavd. Yo.~g =. draw . large katie sn'
. ,ast ~ tho dog. aid mi s.ng u, h.' the led
r ,nn ~ the up,er psr, oi the Gait OF hi- i'g
..y.rinv the ns,a artery. Ths sou dad ho,
started up the sirset cal log for help hut ate
ss,k,nx trw s,sps tell .x"sust~ trcsn ts'as I"
b,scd. tie wss mnsdi tsIy csst,.d inis, Cha
ssus' drug s.r- Dr,, Gr~sx aud Farrell w~s.
sailed, Tut II was TOO late lie died Ia sbOo
'-n mi""'sa Hsags wss IL years -AocA
10 aud Union
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
NUMBER g..

,FAyKrTxviLLE, Dec. 81,

,FAYKTTEvlLLE,t tDec.. w.,
Additional particulars OF tho raid 10
Van Bnrcn arc received.
Our army was 10 mica this aide Of
Van Burn Yesterday morning and
would biyouac q the mountain top lsse
night, and expected ~ reach lraitis
Grove again to-day.
Gnn. SehoiclI joined them few
miles bcyond the foot OF the mountaias.
The steamers Violet. Key Wet Rose
douglas, Frederick, Eic NJ. and Van
Bmen, with their csrgoes OF grain and
p DIVISIONS for the rebel army, were bum
cd. Also = large amount OF family
stores.
The rebels bnn,ed their arsenal and
ferry-boat to prevent their talliaE INTO
our hands. flso large quantity OF ior-
age and provisions. ~.
On the opposite bank Of the river
general conAsgration was in progress
when our io,ccr left.
MANY. deser,crs coming into our lines
report that two regiments Of Missourisns
stacked their arms few days ago, cross-
cd the riv.r and ", nj home.
Another reg ment Of Missouria)ps Left
. short time after, taking their arms with
them. rl.
Two regiments Of Texans also stacked
arms and went home. A regiment OF
cavalry was sent In pursuit, but instead Of
arrcstlng joined the vnnavuys. 4
Everything goes TO show that the Se-
bel army Of the trans-Mis.is ippi Is coin
pIe,cly d sorganized. ~
The Arkansas is at n footabIe stage,
and the country bordering on the river
from point 20 mites below Van l'nrcn
to Little Rock IL we'll provided with for
are and food to subsst an army.
Our troops are in splendid spirits, hav-
ing accomplished amost daring and sue
ccssful RAID without the loaa of single
life. h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

CAHR,Rx's AppRxss. = Our Car er, Ms.
Rober, N.s,y. wni = alt u on III. ps'rS"s sh's
NOR, ioy ~,th h,s Anuas, Add e., dous W. 10
neat and iu,rsssting s'yi~. We ssrSss.'y re-
eommsrd him to the good sssoss ct shoss
whom no has served - isi,btuilt during o.
the long year nd especially t"sir quarter.
and hsivru A cordial greeting On th,s lovely
N.w Year. .uUra ny gill b. wS't thOurough
ly appreciated sne long remembered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
Mt,sous. Ncws.
I.sYKasos r'iry, Dec. 81

IsFYERsoN Cfry, Dec. 81.
Both Houses Of che Legislature com;
plcted their organization to-sisy by thu
e.ection Of all the emancipation candis
dates. There scems t, be general
opinion that Congress should lead OF
tic emancipation movement, and there u
no doubt thu. prompt, liberal tender q
com, cnsation would greatly f.ciIitnts the,
emancipation measure il the LcgislatuseIjf
There Is strong prospect thst senate \
,iai question viii be disposed u thru
week. Under the Constitution Of shI
State simple majority only is required
to pass any bill over che Governor = setoa1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

GoINo ORA good manv OF the
,uYabsrs VI the Sth, IL n aud ! .th rsgi "~u''
ere coortsn,iy going south TO report 81 >,
Luuis. They will soon Ls paid III snd v'I'
prvhsbiy bs moved " this poiot IN ks
vseks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

ArreKTioS, Sol IGRs.-Lieut. w. A.
ia zen ort, Of this city. wants fistssn mot-
20 ID ld,~r b,ys for Comps' G. IAN Ios.
Infantry. lie prop sea to pay Tor sssh tse' U"
ter do,isrs over and above the govsrum.O u
bou.ty Tor AL who shall enlist within the nsx'
ten days. NV is your chance. boys. 10 goin'c
good Co"psny With gtoi "sn. Call st bic
OH - In Hof asn's block. on Main street. and
Improve this opportunity before It 10 too late
de29.d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

MAKx aelections tor your New Year
liis ~ Outr,'s. "a Br-dy strss.. HE s,orI
I diamond, pearl. ruby. opal. and oths
sho,ce ,w-iry IL unsur ,ssaed In the Wsd.-
Don w and look " ..vsr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

wedoesd ~ moving, Dec. 81, 10 ,EPd Wal.
TER. iptsnt .on Of Asa r. and X. 4. II anon.
Funcra, will tass i4ce th's afternoon At 2
O'clock rom tae,r residence, corner Of sixth anu
/, ~ streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
Ncw York stock Market.

Nsw Yoxx, Lee. 81.
Stocks. better, sIosing strvtg.
Monsy unohsngel.
St.r,inp ~.
GJd 3sX
1bs psUur ~. Ns 9 *Mf
One year ~s,'i6csts' s6l<.
Tress.ry s:3O's i0tX
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

L sr.-In Mc,ropoi an Hal, on Tues
day evening. . f.ch mun oi "sdio" az
(, ned With vat~rsd hIack silk .br0s q cord snd
.sessl. The 6ud.r ~ bs rewarded by cstl-
,nv 1t ME- Baker,. NJ lOz Brady STREET.
sbnvs Pour h.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
PnMADElpH,A, Doc. 81.

Ats O'clock this morning tho Key
Stone Mill, corner Of l2ih and Noble
.,rcc,s. occupied y Thos. Scbo6cld,
were desttvyed by FIRE. TIE mills work or
Cd night and day on army soods. The
employees escaped, except ons woman,
Who W. lusned 70 dsaGh. o,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

NOTICE IA HpRErY GiEv. That The
~ snussl m:sttx u the ckho dess Of the
',svenp"t 0ss Li<es Csks sos tue electss'a
4 is-rtors o. ~ ssss 1853. tiI b. held st The
IN y =! Ga - > Cs.lAS = - AsnAy. January II b,
rlIOvAS bEksODY,
ooo Zv-u eeeeutsHys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

RsxEMBER Cameross hop, this sves
mag, II The usw ssrmsn Theatre. Good mn
cue. pretty pav,uns. and . good supper are
su.opg the sttradi0ne.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

CARsAED moves hisrtock to bic new
s,ors today. He wsll be rssdy TO rsesi hls
friends On Friday. - usud
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

PnorooaArHIc albums, the most
uaxoi6ssu. cslIect.n 10 the country. st Dr..
voc 4 Crsnp,on's Rock Isisn ]; slso hos.
Of toy books. insAosl iustruu,sots. etc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

NV sEIE's LUNcu.-Larter, bext
..oor below sis State BAak. on Asso street
oil Get out subs,ant,sl New Yes''s iuseh
III. uorsin,, ., Ten O'Clock. BE on hand
sartV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

Phoenix lnsuran,e Company Of Hart
ford asssts. lss Msy 1861. t627 l6D % ! lie.
blhtiss. 1al. 800. HiSsv Il. H"svnAN. Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

NEw Ybwx, Dec 81.
ForR- 8, better and quiet. 6.Is06 SO cxtn
State; 50 1906 20 X. u y 81 90 .x.rw western
WHwAr Msrse, to-day shsic Grmer asd qu :.
81 u a ! 81 spring; 81 .2s9l 80 MI Glib, $i.Ai y
Las = inter r,d.
u M Qn.t and dropping. 7s0zsc.
OAru- t,mr 1ls.
POaE -Ntewty.
LAkD- qss loo.
MnisK.- Finn. 33K(ga9e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

The whole numbsr cvmu,istsd Tor the shrs,
years ending Dscsmher alst. 1852. elk ho"
srsd and four. Ten have been sslt 10 tb.
5tsis PrIson. their time varying from sn
month 10 th. - yssSs-,hrss have bean sen'
~ ths insane ~ lam. snd ~. died IN al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

PxRsosAL.-C.pt. +. K. West, ofthe
state AUDI Bvasd. arrived a. the Bsrns
House iss evening. on his cay home froo
tislsca, Ark !. where Nv has been several week.
u,,oo bu.,ssss pertaining /. HE .ffise. He
lssvss lhis uora,ng fer D-s Molass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

MiLirARY MEE, ATrsNrIoE.-lf yon
Wish tor Uniform . .fall equipment. call on
r. r. Erskine. N,ckoll' Book.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

ATTENTION, Orriotss.-For . choice
mill ary Uui(crm. call .. Cons's. cIrnsr Brady
and second steaste.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

Davenport Masket....Datly Report

OvvIcs oy the Dss. 4 News
Wednesday kvc., Dec. IL. I
The weather has cleared up, bat the rosds
are very rough. Receipts arc light. ificcr
without much chargs. Pork lie 6rn at qu,ts-
tions.
FLous- - 606gj 20.
WngAr 5oMsuc for common 65M73c fcr
cheics. Rscsip b75 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
B.aLry - N, minsl ~ 7JaSo,.
Corx--Ia den.od At lsc Re.~ipts 900 bu.
Oars -f3.G35c. Receipts 2vo bu.
uoGs-C.vs. ~ 50sG31o; dressed, ~ 7593.Go.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

CLOSED. The Statt Bank viii be
slss~d this New Ysarsl dss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

Col CaAxpERs ard lady arrived At
the Bur,is Mou.s sight belize last.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
rom tho Aray st me roseGnae.
urApqcAsr4 Rs ARxY ~ FofoaAc, I
l)oc. ~. 4

A reconnaissance in forcc vent o!qe
yesterday morning. ~hich will probably
be heard from in few days, |.
Il is believed here that considesa9l4
portion Of Gen. Lees fo,ce has mcveo
from it, late position in our 'front.' sae
gone ur tho l:xPpshannock. sdsssaaef
ion 10 unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

D. W. Va. EvsKA, broker, buys and
..l,. United S.,s- Vouchers. ) sts. AOu"t,
sod CITY Wsrsnts. nego'iatss loans. psys
taxss. e,c. lDfite. 3 / do.r b~low Post oi6cs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

WApswoR1m opens oft 10 his pow
quarters 10 morrow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

Cornel fisthsr was ssntensed 10 the Sat.
Prison for coe year; alsv DE- Mogsn for els
,nooths but wss psrdoned OF, BY the Gov.
~,nor. The balance have been legal. de
charged. with tue exception Of twelve ,hs,
are nov serving tine ssvsn females and 6v.
males. two belonging 10 tbs 9th cavalry, sLo
The other three 70 The city of davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

TuE Pos. Office will bsclosed to-day
from eleven si!l . Z s'eicck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

efUr llcmi Or Asd1e.
n~EOF rRE sEsr HOUsEs lk THU
O)for rent o. Sass chop. ..v.xa~.fl
dec 3 liz =. 0kgks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
The CITY.

No paper to .dsv : cause Nss Years
, 1863-11-02

Beiides the rtma Fable landscapes In this
co!1tc:ion, the superior historical pieces, fine
specimens Of portrait painting, and still life,
there are also some very superior paittings
Of feceues from COMMON and familiar life, or
gt7;,r pictures which are worthy the sqecia1
atter ton Of yteitors. OF this .claes, Que Of
the best Is No. Il, "The Double Treat" BY
K1ptemachcr. The boy, who IL sitting In
chair, leaned back against the wall, with his
a'tention alternating from Lis book to bis
bread AID butler, Is remarkably Tel1 given.
AL the furniture Of the room, the open cap.
board revealing the old books and other 1um.
ber within, the window with i.a small, old
corn.ry ranes Of glass, md just glimpse OF
the green yires aud the blight outside worl6,;
which the young student is glad to give u2
for the bright pictures In the big volume In
h'e lap md the big slice Of bread, are all ren;
dered with great clesrness and effect. There
is a boyish eagerness and delight In the
young e6ter's face as bis eye rests on the open
page, which pleases him more, Just 8. pres
ept, than all cut door Establishments; and We
smile at the good fortune which enables him
at ore and the same tin (, to gratifs the two
st1cng toJish lnstincts-loye Of eating, aud
love Of the marvellous. !,
Not less admirable Is the companion piece
No. IS, Returned from the Fair, where the old
man in the arm chair, the little child, and the
small dog arefo entirely taken up in the enjoy
nent Of tach others' society. Tbs dignity and
kid heart q the grandfather With The yener.
able gray has1 md benevolent lace, the bright
, 1863-11-02
4 Slave InSurrcctt0u.

lAA014 hlC X4hCd04A ANR3 ~oAApNeANsS3 "~+A 4-J
The reported Inkuzrection cf b1acks In Hun
cock county feenB to hare been more Sc;
rious sHsir than first supposed. From re-
liable Information communicated to US, quite:
large number Of negroes are implicated In
the Intended revolt. Their orgauiz1tion Was:
complete, End officers chosen from that Of:
Msjcr Genelal down to- Corporal. The chief;
Of The conspiracy is an art:ul aud intellf gent,
fellow, Mho WIS well qualified to be leader;
Of eucb a dangerous enterprise.
He was the Major General Of the forces, and
proceeded to Atlanta on business cone ected
with the plot. The plan was laid to join
Rosecrars WHEN Re arrived and captured At
lap.a, after first killing Of the old -whita men,
and women and children, md appropfiattDg
the young women as wives. To this they were
put up by ceejgring raecals from Lincel 1don,
who are now intestIug the whole country: 4
number Of the ringle&ders Of the plot hsyo y
been arrested and lodged In the Hancock jail,
ard with them the Major Gtnera1, who Tas
bropgtt In irors from Atlanta.
On arriving ut the jail and seeing his COM
rades II ''cribbed," he said to them scosntally,
You have played haven't you: and
then subslded Into stubborn silence In refer
ence to Ills object. Judge Thomas has or
de1ed an extra session Of the Superior Court
for the third Monday of this month, to inEes-
tfgate the case and properly punish these mie,
guided and desperate malcontents, II touao
guilty, us they are sure to be from the dis
closures already made. Let other connuni-
Ties take warming.
, 1863-11-02

Dur5rg The flight CT Prof, Rings balloon
on the 14th, fiom Bangor, it passed over
The clearing Of settler who does not take the
lcTspapers a tlock Of children round the
door spied the monster booming on, and
alarmed the mother, who rushing 10 the DIOR,
screamed cut, Come in, children, it's ona Of
JEFF. Dayis' bomb shells" This Is fact
Calais Hay Aerald*
Tho Ha,ckxye lowa) Flag states that q
bntteznut BY the name OF Wesley BEEN, Ig-
irg In Madison county, named one Of his
children Jefferson Dapis BEEN. The child died
before it was old enough to comprehend the
dfrRrace rhfch its 1ebe1 father had heaped
upon 1t. Wesley Been was delegate to the
Copperhead County Convention held at VIM
te1ett few weeks slnce. Comment unuec-
easary.
The stagnation Of business In the book
selling trade has been 60 Prutracted In Great
Britain that serl. us consequences have I'LL
lowed. There have been numerous failures
smcpg the Lond6n and country publiahers
CONF encipg first among the retailers, and
then extending to the wholesale trade, TIL
the after has become alarming, the failures
In many caees being Of houses That had been
lorg established.
-Chop1n's pisno forte, which had CONT
into possession Of his sister, lady Of War
! saw, Was a1aong the many precious relics re-
Gently destroyed by the Ruf a1ans who pil1agat
the Zamoy ski Palace.
| The city debt of Boston now reache
about s1o. 100000.
The aute with which John Banyan bs
, 1863-11-02
The Draft In Detroit.
sFycm the DetyoSt Adycftfsfe.1

. JACKSON, Oct q.
Still the wheel 1eYo}Tea: agd NTH eeeh Eey~
olnticn some ofl5 Is 'sgrafted into the army''
in many instances the Select" are present
anu receive the announcement with 1aNghter,
tten Bgaan the qntyer1Dg lip and watesy eye
tell that the lot has fallen upon one nos am
billions for military glory. Bnt not murnur
iaye Q heard. Not q breath Of dissatisf4c.
tfon with the result, or suspicion Of the per-
feet fairness Of the drawing has reached my
ear.
the selection Of officers for this important
duty. Capt. Barry, assisted BY Capt. Fowler
and surgeon Shank, discharge their ardu ,us
aud Ferple1iDg duties with an efficiency, f1del-
II ard courtesy that entities them to much
commentator, and have wou for them the
good will Of all.
Thus far three counties hare bean complet.
ed, Eaton, mgham and Calhoun. Ann Ar
bar City has also been reached. The number
Of men thus far drawn is about five hundred.
Already Capt. Barry Is eend ng ont the no-
presented themselves for exemption.
Yesterday Frederic A. Wheelock, editor Of
the Albion Union Herald, was drawn, Horace
J, Perrin, the banker ot Mar1hal1, also re-
ceived prize, and the Catholic priest OF Ba:-
tie Creek, comes In for his share Of military
glcry.
cases three Of the same family, hare been
drafted. In few cases men ha7e been drawn
row who we're drafted last winter and flrn.
ished substitutes.
The interest In the proceedings seeu5 to 5s
on the Increase, and the ball Is Ibrongsd with
an anxious audience Washtenaw ard jack
acu remain to be drawn. md they will proha.
tlY be finished BY Saturday.