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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
SENSATION REPORTS.

SENSATiON REPOhTS.
The Baltimore San, today, copies from the
REPUBLICAN of yesterday our exclusive repor,
of the fight betweea Rssserana and Bragg or
Sunday and says; SO So, ..
"a wsahi.gtsa .ansr,oCp paper, giss. 4,
sensation reports, states that Information hat
been received thersynst the battle was renewed
on Sunday morning, and ragged nercely during
the entire ssy." @e.-
"rhis ss.asmsnt Of the wsshington journal
should be received with caution. ~ Ba'ti'nor'
Sun, 22d.
The statement that the eRsPuMIcANis" given
to sensation reports" does not alarm us at all,
especially In these times, when the plain truth
produces more profound sensation than Cop.
perhcsd lies. This last " sensation report I" Of
ours was furnlshsd by the Government, and We
observe that the Sun gladly seized upon It and
printed 1t with flaming headings, in view Of
which fact IL would have been more In keeping
with the dignity Of a professedly respectable
and honorable Journalist not TO have published
an editorial cssfion upon such official news,
copied and elaborated so extensively as that
was in the SIM.
Several times, Of late, when We have pub
lished important exclusive oflicial information,
some lazy editor or correspondent, who pos.
sessed neither the enterprise nor facilities for
obtaining 1t themselves, have gratined their
contempt for the truth and shown that want OF
courtesy which should always characterize re.
spectacle Journalists, by either denounclng the
news altogether a. untrue, or characterizing 1t
as . sensational report, and cautloning the
public against 1t.
This 10 very small business, and is unbecom.
Ing . gentleman. Unless we knoe . report
published In another paper TO be untrue, we
publish 1t, II we publish It st all, for what It Is
worth, credited to the Journal In which II ap.
pears, leaving the public to Judge of its truth.
fulness and value.
In concluding this article we beg leave to
say that We shall continue 70 publish every
sensation report that msy be furnished us
from time to time, providing we are satisfied
that each - trus ard not intAnded TO serve JET.
Davis rebels South, or the Ceppsrhesd rebels
North. We shall see them extensively copied,
TOO, some credited, but mostly stolen.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
Personal,

sAIIGsr, the French Minister, has been po
soned, and was dangerously III In consequence.
MRS. john WooD will open her Olympic
theatre In New York about the 9th OF October.
A. u. DAVENPORT Is to be stage manager of
'he winter GArlen Theatre, New York. this sesson.
EDWIN BoorH commenced ap engagement at
the Winter Garden last evening.
Mn. ROBERT sroErEL, the well.kpovu com.
poser, has resigned his baton rs chief of MIR. WAL
lacks orchestra.
PATTI was paid cool two thousand dollars
for singing once before the German monsrchs, in
Frankfort.
Mr.. AND MRS. Florence have been plsyipg
very successful engagement In the Boston the.
stre, In the Hub OF creation"
COLONEL 7. BIGELow LAWRENCE, Consul
General At Florence. Italy, Is on . visit to his
home In Boston.
SECRETARY SEWARD LEFT this morning for
Hofiers Blum, Md, to bring up his sick son, Lieut.,
Col Seward, In command of that place. lie win
return to-day.
Mr.. COOKE, the veteran orchestra conductor.
goes to the Winter Garden to MI the post recently
vacated by Mr. J.. NiolleBhAver, who has accented
the position OF conductor at WaIlack's Theatre.
Mr.. DION BOrcICATLy writes that his wife
tMiss Agnes kobertson) will leave Liverpool for
this country on the itth Of October. She has en-.
gagemenf' at Boston and PhiIsdeiphia during De.
eemoer, and will appear In this city 10 February.
MANAGER GLENN Is making money at the
Norfolk theatre. He has the Ghost, and Mr.. Nesae
and Miss Mary Mitchell, and has engaged Mrs,
Giadstane, Eddy and the Webb sisters. These
sisters will probably produce new yaude vile by
DE sYss' CALLED 1.-THE Pet Of the Family"
Mrs. ID. MfBos, well known to the patrons
oi the principal thlatFss Of New York, PhiIsdel.
phis ana Boston a an aitress OF extraordinary
soihty' VINO Is now engaged Ia plsying the leading
iemale pArs IN the starring engngementg of Edwin
b"o'h, has been engaged by Mr.. Grover a. a mem.
per OF the STOCK company for his new theatre.
ARTEMus WARD, the well-known humorist
and Returer, leaves Tor California by the overland
route, the hrst week In October A golden xhost.
II Is said, has bsekoHe4 him to the auri,erous 70.
gions. Csiitorni, msusgsF telegraphed to Are
mus, What viii you take for thirty nights y, and
his spirited reply was, Brsniy and water".
PROMOTED. WIN. A. Nickols, of Penn.
sylvania, for a long time valuable clerk in m.
Office oil surgeon General Hammond, has rece,y al
the appointment OF Comnissary Of Subsistence
with the rank Of captain.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
CHARaEs PREFERRED AGAINST A
ST. LOUIS EDITOR.

sr. l:orls, Sept 22.-on Friday last the
tni6h Newspaper, semi-ofieisl organ of Gen.
schoaeld, and the Conservative, published an
editorial rejecting on Gen. Ewing for depopu.
lating certain border counties In Missouri. On
Saturday Capt. Price, First Kansas regiment,
made charges, with specifications, against D.
N. Grissom, the edstor Of the Onion, for violat.
ing Gen. schoheld's order No. 20, by publish
ing matter calculated to embarrass the military
authorities, and fled them with the Adjutaut
General demanding, an investigation.
Mr.. Grissom has not yet been arrested, but
as Capt. Price Is not the man to withdraw his
charges, II seems that the organ of the author
ofthe order Is likely to be the first victim.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

Mr.. Bsecher says there are many persons who
think that Sunday 10 a sponge with which to
wipe out the sins Of the week.
This reminds us Of a remark that Elder Scott,
of the Methodist persuasion, used to make In
his discourses, in reference to death-bed repent
ings. He said that sinners who never repent
until they came to their death bed "burn out
the candle Of life In the service of the Devil
and then throw the smut In the Almighty's
facer
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
f r O Nj j 4 p 4 n
EXPLOITS OF THE WYOMING.
WAR AGAINST THE oAIMIos.

San FRAscIsco, September 2l.-Arriyed,
ship Herald Of the Morning, from Boston.
A private letter from the American Minister,
M. Pruyn, dated Kansgawa, Japan, August
10, says the prompt resentment OF the outrage
upon our nag has resulted most favorabiy.
The Wyoming, with six guns, destroyeds Jap.
anese steamer, bark, aud brig, mounting TWEEN.
ty-two guns, besides engaging six batteries.
Accomplishing so much with 80 little means
astonished both the Government and the people.
and what is strange the Government Ia Obliged
to us.
Other advces Of the same date say the Brit.
ish feet has gone TO Satsima's dominions, to
demand fa5, 900 indemnity and the surrender
OF the murderers OF Mr.. Richardson. II the
money shall not be paid, . considerable cam.
palgn will be inaugurated against the Daimios.
Dates from shangha, Of July, state that the
cholera Ia unabated, and the mortality fearful.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN poUGH-
KEEPSlE.

PouGHKEErsrE, Sept. 81, midnight.-A large
brick chair factory in Water street is now one
sheet Of fame. Hundreds of poor families are
thrown out Of employment by this disaster.
The fire was the work of an incendiary. The
loss Is Any thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
HOBLH WUDDDt

"w"Dvra fny (fn nzsnla) nAyn N
aYoWIp fuuY DRIvD BnYOnn fH1M M10 S2on
"nANrs rHl sourHHRN PlqrLD, AND Sn1f
"voulp ALSO DRIvl %. TSuoe xH1M Ho4.
"wHls fHlY ALE, UDT WOULD MvADu AID
"pRsrpoY % wlTHoUR n1DoU. AnoolUxLH
ASSURED OF rHIsI rInss, Az AMAZED FaAl
"ANr ONE COULD Il1U or srnAcn On All
"rHRMs.' HI WHO n1g9AAfAm fnn n"fInMf
rs Irr ONLY 10 N a RAyDj n Wuo u11n1s
"Ir At yHIs TInI, noR1Dy1n, - fRAHoa -
"HIs oouNTRY, VINO D11HASIs fHn sconn AND
ooNrE6Pf OF ALL HoNOnAllD MU.-Roee.
r-ars, 10 " Gsnwol Asssss6lV cf ONO, NovS~y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
SPKCIA-I ] NOTICES. =

UED1 nuAeUs MasfSReA1TuB eTuSSdayy
si,,ShS!NG, si,,ahsN address BY Hon ANsoN 9. MiiLrn, o.
'',,nSls .e;an,.. a AZ fui astsndsnes y requested:
Tn AAuonAxl unIsa. .LnAau1 wuz. p1eo
!1eis nsstinss svey TUESDAY EVENING,
"A their Hail, Asi Ninth street. TAsrs viu b.
spesshes, NssionAl Songs, -. Ths ssadias,toevs
'SSsh W. Sv0RAg 'sao'a sllls' s'''l' xpfS-sw
accredited as A.tz ~ le8As "a tsss.ys .uS. %
ssrptions and contributions in support OF ~ M.
uonal usioa LEAGUE Heading koom. y > tT
ruro. y s+olE.! N.Y. "A s1' '''AA''ss :
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility.
inoonpeteney, Pnaaturs Dsssyp ma youen A.,
Error, aotustsd By sdssiss 70 bensdt ether, viIl
Be happy to furnish TO all Who need II tfree oi
sharee) the rsOips And dtfsstions for making ths
simple Remedy used in his easS. Those vtsbiss
70 profit by his sxpsrencs- -aad possess vsiushis
Rsnedy-wili receive ths sams, BY rsturs NAV.
Carefully sealed) by addressing, 81 ~ i'I1TI !.
81 John p. OGDEN
ea.e-dawsm No. 60 Nassau IT., N. York.
IMPORTANT TO FENALEs.-Dr. Chesssrss,s
Pm-The combination Of ingredients IN thsss
phs are the result OF long and extensive ppas-
uce. They are mild In their Operation, and Ger.
ram In correcting all Irregularities, painful man.
'ruafion, removing all obstructions, vhsther
rom coia or otherwise, headachc, pain In Ne eide
palpitation Of the heart whitss, all nervous sfsc,
tion'' hyste'ios, fatigue, pain In the back And
nmos, ae disturbed sleep, which arise from later.
ruption OF nature. 7. - : - = . W :. +.
sic DR.. GHEEsEAANs FILLS sa'iisg "a
was tho commencement OF new era In the treat.
ment OF those Irregularities and obstruction.
which have consigned % many 70 q PaxnArvar
ehAvE. No emais can enjoy good health unlss.
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstsuotion take,
place the general health begins TO decline. :. ~
~ DA. chEEsEMANs FILLS ..T ..
are the most ehectual remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar 70 rsmuls To all elsssss thar
are invaluable, indscias pin eertsiny, p,rtodiea,
,yw@ny. !hey are known TO Thousands, who
have used them At diaersat pen,ds, throusbgnt
the country, having the sanction Of some of ths
most tnfnem Physiridn IL Amerfca.
ETpiien dIscfions, sstfss ,~Asn lhsy aaor,d ma, ne
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar Der Bor
containing from 90 10 e6Pirs ~ ''
fills sem 0y mail, promptly, by remittins to the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally,
.a. HuTCHlN0s 4, HILLYER, ...
eo-6meod froprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok. 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
SCHOOL AoCoMMODXrloHs.

In speaking Of the advantages and disadvsn
tages of Union or Congregated Schools, we In
tend chiefly to base our statements and conciu.
s,ons upon such facts and demonstrations AZ
accord with experience and reason. There
may be honest differences OF opinion, traccabIe
TO views from different stand.ponts, and to
different modes Of conducting large schools,
but chiefly to an inadequate understanding OF
the subject. We shall now look at the aues
tion In Its general aspect, without considering
the merits Of "mired schools,' or the plan,
and styles Of school buildings.
And first, the plan OF gathering large mum
Der of pupils or several schools into one com
modious building, has been proved to be tn
most efficient, and better as to the discipline an.
general development Of the pupils. This ad
vantage arises mainly from the more perfsc
grazing Of such schools; SO as thereby to secur,
such Teachers as are best adapted to, and quail
fed for the different grades; for teachers Of
equal literary and intellectual qualifications,
do not always succeed equally well in schools
of the same grade.
Again, the union school system is decidedly
The most eeonmicdl, as well as the most effi
cient. As there are some who may doubt thi,
statement, we will endcavor to make II EVIL
,ient by reference to a few facts and illustra
frations.
Take graded union school Of six hundred
pupils, all comfortably accommodated In one
building, with the most approved arrange
meuts, and compare 1t with another of sixty
rupils, which Is provided with suitable build
jug, furniture, apparatus aud play grounds.
The cost Of good union school building, suit.
able for the accommodation Of GOO pupils, need
not exceed $4,000, with ample play grounds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
aux Q
FURNISHING GOODS
< 7 + Ell RS!I
~ STEEL COLLARSiI

~ u Y u = y u u a II 3
~ STEEL CoLLARSi!
STEEL COLLARS
-. The hest are made by the American Ens smelled
steel Collar Company" Send one dollar iorcs
ehoker, or one dollar and half Tor = Ihalt-tura.
over" Collar, TO the :" American EnameIled StceI
and receIvtit ~ return hail issi1-st H.sfe'
STEEL C9LLARsll
The trade are reguegtcd 10 send theft G,S.,s nr
the :: American 'Fnahtlled Sttel CbllSr e. ~ ~
over r" patterns, uhey being the only man,ifsctu.
rers OF the latter style,) to the ~ ''"'"t"s'u
AMERICAN ENAmELIED'SrEEL COLLAR co
.,, L, Z. n. YELLING,
sei'-ot W Pine st., New YORK
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

INTERPRETING WITH THE PATRoL.-John Mar.
shall, citizen, was arrested and is now confined
In the Guardhouss on the charge Of Interfering
with the patrol while they were In discharge Of
their duty. He 10 held for ordsrs. cot IL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

foA 'no s""'e e'a'emeh's, II will he readily
6een that the Union School system ia. In ~.
first place, tbe most .Jleiea and best adsp,ed
10 the education of the Masses and sconcll,
that 1t Is the most economical In every respect,
for we see that the annual expense Of educating
pupil In a Union school is only about three
Jo'"hs of what 1t would be In single school.
Again, VIC see that the cost Of the school ac-
commodations for Union school Of six hun
dred pupils Is only apsn-tee!rhs Of what 1t
would be II the same number were accommo-
dated equally ,reU IN ten snaU school bulldipgs.
Besides, there are many other adyaplaxes in
Inc tnlon an, such US a library, general as.
semblpg hall for examinations, exhibitions.
and various general exercises. In our next we
will refer to the disadvantages of fthelarger union
schools.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
EIRsT
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capitsl-s5OO,OOO.

70 This BANK, organized under the National
nshkihs Law OF the last Congress, 10 opened this
"ay ior the transaction OF business, at the corner
OF Sixteenth and streets, opposite Treasury De-
EaI.mont H. ID. COOKE, President,
VIM u HUNTINGTON, Cashier, ,.. se23 IT
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

a.ssts1 g sstts y otss al; sssstn
months, The ffisnds of The lsnily are fsqSss.sd
noon, rom ~ Sixth street. LlHnd v,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

LECTURE at tho Union League Rooms ,h,.
evening BY Hon. Anson =. Miller, of Illinois
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

PtArIsG THE DETEorIvE.-A man named
Mike Regsn was last night arrested by one oi
capt Johnsons oiiicers, on the charge Of play Ing
the detectivs In certain houses In this city He ID
held for examination before Capt Merritt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

Annual expenses Of such Union Schools. 5000 90
aost per Annum Sor eaoh pupil. $ib 90
The cost of good building, play grounds,
furniturs, &C., for school Of 90 pupils cannot
be secured now for less than u, 600.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

MlTH'S, 48O SEVENTH STREET,
tbs best and cheapest Clothias House In the
iylA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

PRoMorEp.-Mr. Vim. A. Nickols, Of Penn.
sylvania, for long time valuable clerk in IA.
office of surgeon General Hammond, has receiy ed
the appointment OF Commissary of Subsistence,
with the rank Of captain.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

s.s"s Ss,v1as SI.. Debility, spermatorrhs, and all
can learn Of . NEVER-FAiLINeS REmrnnWvo ~
~ ai o. which I. vouched for BY the best pspers
n,,is ~ asts q ths country snd whioh does not ~.
sas ane Pauent to consult or fee any GuacS nor
snyoo'y else, BY incloslng postpaid directsd an,
',s0ee to BOX BON i's@1, Boston y. o., Mass. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

SMUGGLING LIQUoR.-Charles Schuyler was
Yesterday arrested by the guard at the Long
Bridge, on the charge Of smuggling liquor across
the river. After being arrested he used very IN.
sulting language to the oiicer of the guard. He
was committed to the Guardhouse by Capt. Todd,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22

win then consider whether sufaeiens ground has
been laid to require the accused to Be put upon his
.s1s, .s:s. iss Ga. p: ~ s;s s.i.. . .ai:' .ass
ssS s,ss ~ sSu S.; e lesass ;sss.:,
n esnl sGs sao ssss ,Ess ss 'a'N'"N'
yo1 Aouif hAv6 any l6ul - The n1nis)f
biz a d Hany .testis1sny aube ted ~ -
Vice or the Court Of the District Attorney, or Of
hiaS 0Dn1s We shall each Of Us alwavs be glad
to kite I'd any Information you may desire.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
SeconidEdition'

-FOUR osoIIoolk. ?. ~ 1
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-22
je71-smd No. Is, ltcadw2 EasPJn,

quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
ssousnwest Two through trains daily, and one q,
snnaay. s0ldiers Tickets at Government rates IA
~ ~ ne principal points In the North and West
sortekets and further Information apply n IN ss
noe o. tne Great pennsylvanis Route, northess,
Ssr rennsyy.nia sysnue and sixth street, un.
p m'ion sundaysato Up. IN.
.,.. w1uu r. o. NORTON,
Agent,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

was committed while he was alive or not,
| have not the means of knowing. Ten
Of these men, armed as they are, with
their wives and CHI hildren to act rs spies,
are equal to twenty five Of mine. Gner-
rillas are threatening Union women in the
county. am arresting the wives aud
children Of some OF the most notorious to
prevent them from carrying their threats
into execution. They have also laid an
assessment upon the loyal men of tho
county, and are collecting it very fast.
There are many complaints on the sub
ject, as some Of these assessed claim to be
Southern sympath zevs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
New Orleans News.

NKw YonK, Jan. 25.
The gunboat Saxon, from New Or
leans 10Th, Key West luh, has arrived
New Orleans papers contain no news
whatever.
1t was reported at Key West on the
18th that the pirate Alabama, of llava.
ma, had sent boat ashore.
1t is stated that 'on Thursday p. IN.
January sth, there WAS rumor at New
Orleans that the Winona, Of our gun
boats, had been sunk by the south bate
~ at Port Hudson.
1t is also reported that Stonewall
Jackson, with 10000 men, had rciniorc-
cd Vicksbnrg.
There was nothing from Galveston ny
to noon OF the 9th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

CAIRO, Jan. %.
Gen. C. B. Hamilton is in town to-
day.
Col. G. G. Marsh, Of Illinois, has ten
dcred his resignation. lie came up from
Memphis to-day. Ills Adjutant has also
rendered his resignation. 1t is not
known whether these designations are
accepted.
Four gucrrillas dashed into Chelsea,
the Northern province of Memphis,
last Thursday. After staying some time
they departed, taking with them Gov
ernment horses and fonr negroes.
On Friday gang Of guerrillas on the
Arkansas shore, in siglt Of Memphis,
tried to destroy the steamer Mulberry,
ashore with two bales OF cotton, intend
ing to cap.nro her. They failed, how
ever.
A shock Of an earthquake WAS felt
in that city at 3 O'Clock on the 23d,
which is the fifth within three quarters Of
year.
The small pox is on the increase, but
mostly among negroes.
Recently SIX bales Of cotton, eold 10
dealers, turned ont to be nothing but
sc eds and rubbish, with covering Of cot
ton, not one bale in all of cotton. This,
at five cents per pound, is rather expen-
slve.
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Post VMcs Winter 1imu liable,
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.


pOhTOvpIVe ~ VAvHNFVhT, iOWAs
EAsrERs Mall Closes az 3 A. NJ. nnl 81 r..
VI. Auises ~ 10 A. NJ. sud ~ L. 81, Suniays
excepted.
wEsrgns MAiL Closes vt y A. NJ. Arrives
at6p n Sund y excepted.
Aonqnsas Iowa MAIL Closes at ~ +. 81.
Ardve. ai7h T.. Al.
SoulnsR. Iowa MAiL.--Closes al 8 A. NJ. Al
river 81 q T. NJ
NonTnsas VIA DEWITT Closes Sunday. Tues-
lay and Thursday "a sl3 T.. II Aniyes 1uosday,
Thursday aud catufdsy at d =. NJ.
RurTE No. l0yi5 wa Blue Grass, eic--Closes
Monday, Wednesday ani Friday al ~ o'ck ".
Arrives tuesday, Thursday and Ssturia at ~
O'Clock NJ.
II. UTE No. i0els Via Tipteo Closes Tuesday
and Friday ut IL o'clock 81 arrives Tuesday and
Friday at ~ o'clock N.
Rorrw No. lO9i7--vsa PuTai Closes friday
Al y o'clock A NJ arrives saturday att o'clock
PM.
IiouTE No. 10?b0--Via Walnut Forks and Dig
on. CLOSES Wednesday at 81 i. Arrives
saturday ut w. VI.
OFFICE Hours. Office open ut O'Clock A. N.
General delivery closed at b N o'clock Z. N 0fioe
sloscd ats oclock y. NJ. Office open On Suodsy
from TO 'clock z NJ.
tH- A. the principal mails are carried by Rail
Rod all the timc as sutet herein will bc
KAN koAD TINS, tho clock In the >uperhteDd-
ent's Office, ii. / Al. RR. Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAS ii. Ell RIDGE. T. II.
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Tennessee Ncws.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 25.
Forest, Stcarns, and Wheeler were at
Franklin, Tenn, yesterday, with 10000
cavalry.
The rebels attacked the bridge guards
on the Chattanooga railroad, 10 miles
from this city, to day, bu. were repulscj,
with loss two killed and several wound
cd. One Of our men was killed.
The fleet of boats at Clarksviile mum.
ber 90, with three gunbosts, and large
mail on board.
II rained all day yesterday and last
night, raising the river six inches.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

SALT LAKk Cry, Jan. %.
Col. Connor, with 300 cavalry, left
Camp Douglass at sundown, on an expe
ditlon north, to chas,izc tic Indians.
One company Of infantry, with two
howitzers aud train Of Is wagons, left
in tho advance on last Thursday.
Six hundred Snake Indians, near Bear
River, 100 miles north, arc entrcnrhod
behind breastworks of stone and brush,
protected hy rifle pits. They have re
Gently become outrageous, burning aud
rohbing the Beaver Head miners, and
bidding defiance 10 the soldiers. II they
stand they viii bc terribly punished.
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New 4 FORK market.

New OTG Market.
NEW YoxK, Jan. "a.
CorToS- Quiot and Hrm.
F,orR- More active; 5(aloo better. So 500
695 extra Sfate;S7 35Qt7.$0 X. II.
WHEAr-M Market N re active ard ld2c better.
81. .40GI AZ spring; 81 Aygl o5 Nil Glib 81. 5s@
1853 winter red
CoRs--lc better and active. s7@8sc.
OArs-Quiet.
PORK Steady.
LAID STEADY.
DnKssED H0Gs-S Shade easier.
HiskY-Dui and nom nal at 49(l@9Lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

The AscnEKMANN TROUBLE E-Satur-
day at o'clock wss the time set for the trial
oithose interested in the Aschermsnn ease. ut
II was we'll on towards noon before tho de-
fsndAnts made their appearance 10 court. Al.
ter considerable consultation II WAS announced
factorily settled. and upon Inquiry II was ~.
cerlAinsd that 1t was upon the following ba-
sis
The soldiers TO pay the amount Of damages
sustained. t35, and the coats. $l2. in ell SAC.
Asch.rasann pIsdg ng himself not to sell any
more liquor within the lines prescribed by the
articles Of war.