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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-26
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.


Larger spa,e charged IT tho rate Of $3.50 tr
ach additional square,
ror n half square, two-thirds of tn above
ates;
business Cards not to exceed limos. $40 Oo pe,
.nnum; r.
rorsnch change an additional charp. OF 25c,.pt,
er square will DO made.
arge .ats charged double tho same dinens,a.
( tyne. o"
early advertising contracts will be under,tood
apply strictly To the imm ednte business II no
t1'ertisei AND all other advertisement sent IN To
ae advertiser will be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanies with instru,-
tons VIII DO inserted until forbid, and charged O.
'ordingiy.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate Of Is
ants per line, or eight words, and special notices
II ~ cents per line, or so cents line ger week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pur-
ioses Of any KIND whatsoever, If ord nary length
aoept single announce nents of marriages and
leatbs charged 70 cents per insertion.
huVert.sements iron abroad must be Maid tor
hodr'dots " odpa"se, unless from appro, ed
agents
Contracts for yearly advertising terminble n,
.'e son OF advertisers, they paying an advance.
nent OF 70 per cest on the contr act price
Advertisements inserted next To reading mat,,,
per cent advance on the above rates, and ken
1n LIST or "a pages, Is per cent. advance on regular
ates.
Ailtransien; advertisements m ust be paid for !,
tivance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly on reasona-
lie terms.
RICHARDSON & BgRDllT
GiZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer
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Post OliCo hummer line liable
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
PosroPPICg At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at 3 A. NJ. and =.
NJ. Arrives al Ga A. IL. and So p. NJ Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Gloss at . p. NJ. Arrives
at 50 y. NJ. Sunday excepted.
AoaruERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 7. Nj.
Arrive. ~ +. VI.
SourHERs Iowa MAIL.-Closcs at A. NJ. Al
rives Mt u A. VI.
NORTHERN VIA DEWIrr.-Closcs Sunday Tues
day and Thurs ~ ats14 z. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and aturd.y at Il T.. N.
RoUTk No. loti1-tii Glue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday AMI Friday at "a eek. p VI.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at ~
o'clock NJ.
RcurE No. l094s Via Tipto Closes Tuesday
and Friday al IL O'CLOCK n arrives Tuesday and
Fridayat IL o'clock 81.
Rov rE No. l0gi7-v'a pufyai,-Closes Friday
At 8 O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday ate O'Clock
Pm.
koUTs No. l0e5o-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at So =. NJ Arrives
Saturday at y. VI.
OFFICE iiouRs. Office open at o'clock A.
Genera deivcrv closed at ! !. O'Clock Z. NJ Once
closed al y o, lock z Office open on Sunday
from 81 to l0lz .clock A. NJ.
Ley As the prinoip~I IN Ills are carried by Kali
Road. all the time AS stated herein will be
RAIL koAD 1Ihs, the clock in the Superntend-
ent's Office. NJ. 4 Il. Rk. Depot, being the stand
ard CHAa 81 ,RinGE. y
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ulchig al southern d Lsko chv.
IkAaL.EsO DAD.
SUNNI ARRAS MENT

SUMNER ARRAA EMENT
~ AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
Ill further notice trains will leave Chicago ~
as foilows:
7;oo A NJ New York Express, daily, cxcepr
sunday
7.50 n Night Express, daily, except Satur
dayu.
~ Trains arrive in Oh oago at s:i5 J NJ, anc
Is NJ.
AL the above trains make regular connection.
20 +uuklrE, .adalu, Niagara Fails, Albany, New
, ark, boston, Philadel. hia. baltimore and al
points Ea-t.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
crn Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets tie obtained at the CON
aays Dice. 81 Clark street, pnder Sherm.t
iijIse, lr AZ the Depot, corner OF Old Van Burei
81 Sherman streets.
II. e. SAWYER,
(,soerel Wsate-u GENT
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NEW YORK. boston
.s.TD ILL E.2S7ER.F CITIES
avsyins the treat Nest~r ard NorI,
~ estern 4 ntsst states Maiis.

aVsyins the Gpess w est"r ard NOslt
~ estern 4 nisst states Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AM
IL bufslo, dali y. on the ARRIVAL Of al trains
the Lake shore Railroad. msking close comes
uous with trains trom cleveland, Chicago, Mi
saukee, ~ Louis, Burlington, keokuk. 1T Pau
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, &c the only car
running through from the Lakes 20 New YORK
City
WITH0rT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always MS Low
as by any other rvate
BE particular and ca for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold At oil tbs principal rairoac
ofices the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior TO any oths. route.
AN EAPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connection,
through to all poins Vast. AMI quicker time thai
ever before IN de on nv line.
For Freight rates, enc iire If j G Oa'msn, "a
broadway Chas Thurman, lps broadway, y. !
. Il + Archer, 9s south street, y y j y Dunay
Is state street, Boston Erie aIlway Office, ts
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAo. MINoT. GENT Sup,
+. !. SPRINGER, Wea-rn Agrnt Chicago, Ill,
a. BARBgR, Agent, Darlington, Iowa,
Apt-U
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RUean's Patent Ventiia(Ors
On Cars of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping C,fson Night Trains.
Baggage Checked Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principar
.airoad off es IN tho West. at the General flee
orner III Lvko anu Dearbon streets, (unler the
fremont House. Chicago ami al tho Depot.
X. n. RICE, Genl oup't
!. W. sxrru. Westa-n Psss Agent inI
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Gaieua x chicago Urieh X i.To.d
c. 81 I'll ss III IL - ;ssssai IL Il ss

.,N AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY ERA
~ an, ls02 Trains viii leave W ellis street be-
got thicago n follows, sundays excepted
AT ESQ hani y % , ", Tor Belyldere Rockford,
trcep Warrcu Gaieua Dlnith, Dubuque
and lnte r.edi-te places.
Ata.5O A N asd p.45 + NJ tor Dixon. Polo. Full.
ton, Cedar hapida ana intermediate points.
Ala + for Elg,n, belyidcre, Rockford and in-
ternedists points.
At $40 Z or Geneva and Intern ediste places
Pas scngers tor Bcloit and GAINESVILLE will take
the 900 + NJ ami + II train
Passengers tor Crystal Lake. McHenry, Rich
mond Geneva Lake ami intermediate points, " II
take the Z train.
Al oau z NJ and 3A5 NJ, from Duneith Gaeaa,
treeport, etc.
Al $50 " ana 600 A NJ, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, DIXON, etc.
At lllp A from Fox River Valley.
At $3.50 NJ, Geneva Accom- u odation.
lss- sleeping Ca. 90 Night Trains.
b TALCorT, Gsn1 Sup't
NJ. WHEELER. GEM Pass'gr Agt nv2or
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Pillsburg, Fl. Hasne d tlicagc
ts Ale. Es q AID.


10 v-rs .aS-sss vsagisstr =, = ss5.
WARS Kun FROM CHICAGO To PiTTSBURG
- sithout change, connecting with tho great
PkAASTLVAAlA GENITAL RAILROAU
Aow y ork Philadelphia, Batim1 70 and vi ash.
agton CITY, and AL the interior towns OF Penn
yivania, New Jersey New York, Maryland &c
Merchants by taxing this route, viii have the
sisantage OF all the eastern markets at no addi-
Ionbl cost
Baggage checked through
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street. west eide,
chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
sest aud Northwest.
Connecting al Crestiine with Cleveland 4 LIKE
shore Is i. to 5unkirk. Buffalo, Niagara Fails,
New York and Boston. and all the interior
toxnso o. New England. via New York Central
and New ork Erie Railroads Also South 10
! columbus, JenesYilo Newark Mount Vernon
= Senueuriile and Wheeling, ami interior town
81 oAiu and Virginia.
rho ahoTc trains connect NJ Forest with trains
a Mad River Road t" Springfield, urbano, Day.
on and Ei' cinnsti AlSo with trains at Lima FOR
Dayton am Cincinnati direct.
Gape as low any other Routs.
Pssseuy,' bound east will find this route both
pleasant aLi agreeable, passing through many oi
che largest ANA finest cities in the United States
Passung. rs arriving at Chicago IN any Of the
'osds. will hnd attentive ahcsk agents az the de-
,ou 10 receive checks and convey baggage free II
,hargo - the p,tisburg and Chicago cars. Sleep.
.ng aeconpany each train.
Tioke,s for sale AT all the principal ticket on
'.s In the West, aud at the Company's OH, o II.
ger Of Randolph and Dearoorn streets, or at the
,spot " eet side, Chicago.
No particular TO ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
Gsnl Western Passenger Agent Chicago.
.. II. Noes {, Com. ana Gon'l Ag't, Chicago.
49, 4 l. A.. I
soto al point. East at all times At as low rate
~ auv ottt Railrua3 route seugq-dtt
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DiSsOfNfaON .

NOTl T. Is HEX ~ GIVEN THAT HE
~ Partnership heretofore existing under the
hrn me of tI1H. Arr son, WssT a Co Is thi.
day Dissolved by mutual consent. The bu.ines.
o' Tue late hrsi Will be settled at the Office OF the
DkAOcKAT A. Nkws.
On RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
q OF. CARPENTER.
Osvsppost ~ II lsss.
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MAN IL sSsDAe.
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
Just Pu6i.sasd, "a a .,,aiea EHudops.
Prtes, SIR isafs.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE
InEAIMENI AND RADICAL

I,URE or SPERM hfO RRHHA OK SEMINAL
I Weak4ess, involuutary Emissions, Sc1na
Debility and lmpe4iments to Marnag- General
Nervousness. { nsumptiun. Epilepsy an1 Fit.
Mental and Physical lncapa iiy resulting iran
self Abuse, ac.-Gy kOKt ]. 6ULNEaWEIL
NJ d Authar Of the 6reen Book, &c
Is on 10 q n ,.sands III unrrers.st
sent under seal, in - pain .nveopr. u any al
Iress. pot paid on receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps, by pk.cH. &c KLINE,
W. livery Nav York. Pos' Office Box 1850.
all 2-iat3iu
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h,fsILt'., SALE

~
M HREAS, on the 18th day Of July ID I,
w lS5s, DR.. James bamole and Eliza Gar
be, his wte, executed uhto Howard Darling ton
a. trustee CERTAIN Deed Of trust, conveying l.
said tfu tec the land in scott county, lo.a, des
eribed as follows, 10 wit: Lot No one /, III
ftsctioua sect on twenty six 70 il TOWNSHIP
sew -nty uin ~ nefth, oil range hve -, east OF
the 5fb =. m, excepting six acres heretofore
sold In the sUufh cast culner 0! sid lot CON
tanning sixty ko acres more or less. Also Lott
n. /, 2 ). |, ,. ., I, 5, . and 10 being all OF
h OK number thiny-nine 80 in The City OF IT.,
Clare, with all the bulldogs and Improvements
thereon. sand deed OF tust IS recorued in book
n u mortgages at page 100 OF the records oi
aid scott county, ana was made by the said
James Gamble and sife for the purpose Of secuf
ins the payment Of three certain promssor,
notes and the interest thereon, signed by said
James Gaub c. dated the 29th day tt July, A
u is59. AMI payable as 10 lows: One for tao
aundreI al tisty-s dollars and sixty seven
cents, ona Tor eigat hundred ana fifty three do
lars and thirty thre cents and one for one thou
sud and thirteen lollats and thirty cents,
al ~ ,ble 81 slt maalhs AFTER date. On which
said uotes the tnere is nov due the sun OF two
thousand collars with Interest ut ten per cent. pei
annu II from Nov on Der 2Sth, 1860.
And no" SAL notes having become due md pay
able and tao sad james Gamble having
failed 10 pay the same, |, Howard Darlington.
tru,teo as Aforesaid, do hereby give this u blic
antice, that by virtue # the power which il IN
ne yesteo by SAID deed Of trust, will, on Mon
lay tho II day OF June. A ID 1853. at the
hour oil ten %, ock in the forenoon OF sid day
al the Court lou door the city Of Davenp II,
expose and ,fsr Tor sale, ut Iublic suction. the
parcels OF laud above descr bei,o much thereof
al sha | be nece. sary tusatl-iya d pay the amount
remaining due SAID notes with the Interest
thereon 10 the day Of safe together with all tn,
AID pens, attending said SALE costs of his
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 4th day OF May. A 1888.
HOWARD rAkLiNGTOG
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+. e.. Lix hie A. Co.,
(Late Iighte = Bradburys)
Piano Fore Manufacturers.
421 Become ST., New York,

I'd Block east Of Broadoay.
MR. q. LIjHTE. HE ORIGINAL FOUND
IVA er II this seli-kn,wn establishment, ssn,ov
Par ner, and only Practical Piano Fofts Aokec
Of the late ffm OF :" L,ghte d Bradbu,ys."hAy
Ing aimed his Two-Tnirds iater.s in The win lie
business stock, materials. dc, md Sole provre
tosship In hrs Vdtnabe Paten's inc,usiye Il ~
celsor ted PArE>r lNsULAttD lRoN
FRAMES. 10 the on y one who can make the SII
PERl0 PAM fJKT.sS TO- which tins hon. .
has been so p pular. q Al infting.men,s On
hts riehu will be Prosecuted accor ling 10 law.
All Piano Forces from th. ma nufactary
ars warranted perfect in every respect for FIVE
years
LiBgRAL Terms TO DEALERS.
q. LIGHTS / CO,
Cpl 15-am 42l sroome st New York.
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Cn.cagO L. Northwestern kailway

/ ga =. ST MINER ARRANGEMENT. 1863
For aockiord. Beloit Frceport. Galena, Sayan. a,
IA: esvlle Madison, LaCrorso, Pairie du Chen,
st. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, " atertowu "a,
,erlln, and all points III iseonsin. Minnesota
Northern Illinois and Northern lows via. Chicago
ami rthwcstorn Railway. Kun * Trough
without change of cars te Janesvi ., Natertown,
FOND du &C and Oskosh, and onnee aug at rrai-
RE du oIien and Lacrosse wi b sp.endid Packets
for
All Points on the Mississippi RIVER.
Trains icsve Chicago as follows:
s45 A M-Osy Express
$50 A M--way Passengers.
5;0Op NJ GAINESVILLE and Rockford aceommada-
ton.
s.30p Nigh Express.
t-es- New ana elegant sleeping cars sve un-
en- all Night Trains, and patent VENT tied cars,
with patent busters attared u ali DAY trains.
utO. l.. DUNLAr, oupt
EDS wIrT RosiSsoS, Gent Ticket Ag't.
uy7-x
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S.ArS ~LiGEnS. AENS DEALEh-
n Pc oilers, attention! We have the largest
stock of stationary packages. IL different styles
War Maps, Songss rs. Ink, Tactics. 30, and 81
the lowest prices in the West. sddvess
CLAkKE i CO..
IsdiaasEelis, Ind, OF Springfield III.
Oct -
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ll.iaeis Central Railroad.
- a "A sssSs% asls;. II1

.NS AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
| J 81, trains will leave from the Grand Centfa.
epot foot of Lake and South v alter street
through Express, Al $50 A NJ, arriving at
iai y, exc, SLndaysj AFRO ut 430 A II.
,ss This Train connect, Tor Peoria, Alton, st.
.oais, Memphis. New Orleans and MOBILE.
,ccommodationj AT a0n 9 81, for Caro- and Way
Tram, stations, arriving a, Cairo al
every day, s:t5 L next dav.
~ This Tfsin, on saturdays will run only 10
,5ana Trains arrlvoa at Chicago at ll:05 A NJ
nj s:30 NJ.
II TICK, Il aud information, apply at the ofhc
Il tae Great GoGtral Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains wii leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
s: % A n 6;45 NJ
s:A5 A NJ g:25 A
1890 NJ 12.55PM
800 r. 3i5 Pm
e:n0 pm ISL pm
". r. ARTHUR. Gent Sup't.
W. Y. ioHsaoH ten I Pn .senger Agt. no3ntf
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The sabbath Ach00f.

THE CuERUB. collection OF SONGS for
SABBATH schools and sabbath Evenings By J
G. Johnson. Those who wish something new
and fresh for the :, bbaih Schools. or the chn-
dren at home, will fni l25 b. ght and atrac i've
Songs in This NV book soss u uittd 10 I Q
Young mind. Copies IN lied, lost-pain Ir &C.
BIDS, 70 CTS, SO per 40, +; per, 20 cts. oil.
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DWiGhTS JuU..NAL OF MIsiI
Only 81 a Year.

Each number containing sixts en- RACES, ina'u ling
four pages Of eUptRiok ~ sic, s.u.icd 3 =
sNs, ,iitcisns, Reviews. Reports Of Concerts "A
General summary OF Auneai inttiligorc-. aud
Ger espopdenee tom al parts o. the United
States aud urope
To- Specimen copies mailed zee or applica-
ton. Published by OLIVER OLSON y CO.,
Bostsn. milf
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III YOU MOULD N:NG WAL

STUnl AND PRACTICE TaE ADMIRABLE
- Lessons and ixrrctses co tuined ia LAS
sisi'4 Arr OF SlNhINo. AiR.tTIc.I SNsri NJ pom
THk CuLily ATIUs % 1BE Nai,k l. treats lie
SUBJECT IN tho ugly seven IL yet p ~ and
comprehensive manner, aud il reeon.nlrnfed by
Teach rs AMI vscssls a' The best 81, GER. -
pranno Voice. - 80 abridged, SAB, Tenor,
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vrcight % all kinis all no carried from Chica-
zoto ~ points East at all times, At as low rates
~ auy otht ttailrond ragte sep2g -dti
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he Daily Deaocrat and News.
RICHARDSON e. eUaOiTC.
PsoPKIErOks:
]. J. RICHARDSON. .....B W. BCRDITT.
We the undersigned agree 70 tho following
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTIONS:

DAHY.-l5 cents per week. .,able TO sri .rs
ia' and post-ofce bscrib ers, 81, 90 per nm N,
.syablc in advance.
NEEgLv.-$2,0O por annum. in advance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

c. $. District Court Judge Halyburton, at
the session Of his. Court yesterday, gave his
opinion in the haoesa corpus case Of the Rev.
E. E. Orvis, tho facts in which we have here
tcfore published. He decided that the rev.
crend gentleman was not liable to military
duty, notwithstanding The fact that he had
been employed by Mr.. Allen as a substitute
for the war, and therefore discharged him. =.
Another case, which coupled the atten-
tion OF the Court yesterday, Was that Of W.
A. Bass, who had applied to be discharged
from military service. Mr.. Bass, in 1862,
was exempt from military duty because OF
being an employee in the Ey1aiaacr ncwspa-
per office Some short time after he quit the
EyU,1i'ter, sought employment in the Dan
vile Railroad Company's office, and after
wards left there and obtained exemption in
the Enqnirsr office. After getting an ex-
emrtiOn in the last Office, he was report ed 10
TIE Conscript Bureau as having lett the rail
read without being discharged. The letter
OF Mr.. Haryie, reporting him, was referred
to the Secretary OF War, and that official en-
dorsea upon it that il Bass had been enroll
ed and cctailed, then he was to be taken iy
the c,hsciipt officers The cOnscript effl-
GERS, with this endorsement; arrested Bass
and sent him to the cOnscTipt camp.
Mr.. Daniel, the counsel for Bass, took the
ground that he had never been cOnscii.ttd
and enrolled, and was not liable to military
duty, "a he had legal exemption paper
when arrested.
I Messrs. AyIett and Al gust argued that the
entering of lis name OH the book Of Cx-
empts was an enrolment, and that he was
therefore just as liable to military arrest for
leaving the railroad without discharge as il
he had been entered On the enrolling list OF
conscripts and then detailed.
The Judge, after hearing the evidence and
arguments, took until Wednesday to give an
opinion.
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REMOVAL oE GIN. RosscRANs.-The committee
appointed at Cipcinnati to escort Gen. Roseeraa:
up from Louisville had an interview at that p.ae,
with Secretary Stanton. A correspondent of ths
Gazette describes Il as follows:
On our arrival here found that the Hon. Il
NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War, was staying at ,hs
Gait House; and IL being the impression Of some OF
the members that he might, perhaps, throw so.ns
light on the subject Of Gen. kosecFans's removal
aS interview W as sought duiing the morning and
obtained. The Secretary received them very cor
diaiiy and assured them that he was very glad to
see thens
aYou have had an election IN Ohio, have you
unt :'' inquired Mr.. Stanton. :
at appears thai we have responded the dele
CATION. 'The Copperheais seem 10 know 1t, an,
way"
The Secretary smiled a feeble smile and relapse,
into silence. The ehairmsn 0i the delegation
seized the opportunity of informing the Secretaf,
that they we're theirs 10 receive Gen. Rosecrans
stating thai In his opiaion the long absence of III.
General lf0m his home, and the hrllliant character
Of his campaign with the Army of the CumLer
land, entitled him 10 expect = reception commpa
suraie VIII te vast importance ri the services hs
had ieuaiered his country.
ayes, he - been away long tims,' replied ih,
Secretary, and reiapsed Into silence again. Thil
was the sum total 0f the information they wess
able 10 extOrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

Horse Steal ,,g The police had before the
Mayor yesterday morning young man
known as James spicer, commonly called
"Jim Crack" on the charge OF stealing a
hOrse, worth $500, from the Albemarlc Bat
terry, in June last. Spicer was a member OF
the battery, aud, in company with young
man named Miller, who has since been sent
to the Penitentiary for his part OF the offence,
appropriated two horses belonging to the
Government, deserted their company, and
came to Richmond on frolic They had
only been here a few days when the police
captured Miller, but Spicer escaped. Lieut..
Garter, who then had the matter in hand,
kept q lookout for Spicer, and on Sunday
night captured him. The Mayor heard the
testimony Of the Commonwealth wit
nesses, and, as the prisoner had no counsel,
and seemed to desire no defence, committed
him to prison to answer before an examining
Court in December. Spicer is apparently
about twenty years Of age, and is known to
the police as a young man OF dissolato habits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24
FROM CHARLESTON,

CHARLESTON, November 23.-There was
no shelling of the city last night The enc
my kept up slow fire on Sumter. The
number Of rifle shots fred Sunday was four,
mortar shells one hundred and forty three, OF
which sixty three missed No casualties. =.
SECOND DIsPATCH
CHARLESTON, Nov. ga vigorous fire
has been kept up between the cnemy's bat
terics and our own all day. The enemy did
not she'll the city to day, but has divided his
attention between Sumter, Moultrie, John
son, and Simpkins, and also threw number
o! shells on James Island. The number OF
shot thrown into Sumter last night, OF all
kinds, was 293, of which 105 missed. No
casualties in Sumter. No report received
from the other batteries this evening.