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that tbs Yankees are having Chattanooga bat
we can learn nothing that will justify giving the
rumor currency.
We have nothing further frsm Upper East
Tennessee, bat from our knoWlsdgs Of sEairs IN
Tat section, We feel sure that the public may an
tieipete stirring news soon from that interesting
D~kE
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RAILROAD CoSDUCFoBs CAUGHT-A nuE-
Der Of railroad conductors have been arrested IN
Pennsylvania, hsyiug been discovered By the
aid Of detectives in making short returns Of pas
ssRgers travelling on their trains and Of their re-
eeipts, and in embeEzling large sums Of money
from the companies in whose employ they were.
A number Of baggage masters and ether en-
ployes we're arrested at the same time on similar
charges. The detectives Travelled incognite, and
taking neiss Of the trsfhe on the road, 3 COM
psrison Of these with the returns of the thieves
convicted them.
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The Richmond DisBstek Of Saturday, says
tia. ths morning report sf the Libby prison the
day previous shows the following number OF
Yankee prisoners now in the prisons in and
around Richmend: Prisoners OF wal, 1874
citizen prisoners, 81 Yankee deseTters, 8; rs
negroes, p; total, - rs. Among these are
95S commissioned officers Of different grades,
from bugsdisr-gsneral down to 81 lieutenant
There are also "a surgeons in tbs let. Seven
hundrsd Of these prisoners we're yesterday sent
% DanviIle. sndF0O viii be sent daily 70 that
point uzfI 1000 sre thus disposed Of Hb an.
dsrstood that several thousand viii slsa De sent
e LynehburR.
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Columbia Superior COuFt---
September Term, 1868.
BIZ fer msrskaiicg as
sgn aud d~iEIi5utiln.

acts and a4Ii1uri-n.
n Q. Fulton aid others
TT hstsg rsprpssnisa % ths Coart chat Ja-as S.
4 Whasy, aud his wife Jsaia dsfsudlnts in aid bHI.
reside n ne 5gsss Of South ca ofna aad that Add.ou
& DauEissa and ais HHs EiEa. sad Fuge1a Randolph.
Richard kaldolph snd hnna hEnfolph ra-ida Ia -
stzse - TsausEsss, SD EHiy 2 Hdy reside in ths
stats o. AiabanssoE NOTES. orasEsd tkst The above
namsd psriss Be ard ePrssr a. tie next taen Of this
Jcurt Flsad, ansFsr or 6suEr 10 sid Court
And i Is further ordersd bst s1s a51vs rule Be sub-
hIhed once 4 meath for Eur mootks. Previous s. tLs
naut 70 - OF ths COErk IN tAs foal1uirz rztsttgs
IA Nsaghs Appeal C~aausst-z CoUisr ara N1nt.
zansry a5EsrsseT.
a sac ~ r9si uQo tea minutes Of Sid court. Oc.o-
Der 19a 1854 aEO " GRAZ
EoI1 fsm4m E.H
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orR cURRRrELAs Ar woRK.

Aspocisl dispatch TO the Mobile Register,
dated O1ford, Msa, November "a, says the
guerrilas burned the steamer Allen Collier a few
days ago, loaded With cotton, made the s&cers
and crew prisoners, snd captured { gunboat
csptaiB and thirty thousand dollars in grsoa-
backs on har.
The Yankees are certainly having a joyous
tine in the free ~zavigztisn Of tho Mississippi
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~ There is ; seriSas rios progressing in iAe
coal regions sroaAd Muosh Chunk, Penn, in
which several nen have been killed. The riot
ers are composed Of Irshmsn known as Buck
Gov. Curtin was about to send IooPs
to qaen the rioters.
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vanhos CrueIay IA WeAsneky.

Yankee Cruelty In KehfuekTs
AxnaDOH, E0Tenbsr 1s.-PsTs0ns from
KsRtssky report The sxseuiion Of Lieut.. Harry
CohzsH, Of Col Adam JshnsoR's regiment, BY
Yankees, 81 Mount Sterling. On he asa all A
Ksniaeky cavalry regiment had been mastered
cat Of service, aad ) draft made On saah county
for = company By Gsy. BrsmblssE
Later aorthsra News.
RICHMOND, Eovsmber I6.-Ths BsltimsEs
Gszelts Of the 14th says that on TharBday 3
considerable body Of Confedsrstss shslled GeR
Knkpatdeks camp near stunbnrg. FsOm
this. SAYS the Gszstle, i would appear at least
that soma Confsdsrsiss remain on the nsrsh side
Of the RaPidaa.
Tbs Kew Orleans Era Of the l4th states that
the Confedsraiss attacked WsshbuTn's Advance
on the 81, driving It toward he main BODY
The ConedsrAsss were sooa ehseked it is said
and in turn we're driven backs their less was
shout TIVE handTsd prisoners. Federal loss was
forty killed.
A correspondent Of the Exprsts says Tie Fe@
srsI forces have fallen bask 70 New Iberia.
In CONSCIOUSNESS Of rumors Of 40 attempt to
got the Coasdsrais rams eat Of ihs MsrSey, 'sy-
sral war vessels had been seat there 70 gEAEd
agniast il.
The Loadon papers eonam sho statement that
Ehs French Government bad withdrawn perHliB-
sisa to psoseeuis tbs work On irOn-cIads Ter tee
COnfedorscy. Furnishing n sid muni-
donB Of war also prohibited.
Aruzsr is curTsai thss the FfsReh trosps
win ssoa De withdrawn.
Election rstzIas IN Prussia iadiss.s As III
uzph Of he regal party.
Gold ia New York on Friday, "a, 1925. EsT.h
Carslina SKIES, So.
IsECsED BIgPATCHl
A report, brought from Gordsasvils that
Meads has crossed the RaPiiau, is published thiB
norniRg, sd relieves tRs duIlnsss Which hss
yre7zilsd here Ter some TINS; bus en- lac arrival
Of the CsasrsI ssia tonight, It was sseartaissd
that saly a squadron Of cavalry had crossed, and
were driven back.
The. tone Of tie faazeial articles IN the late
Norsbsrz papers Indicates the approach Of q
monetary crisis il Nav Yak.
Gen. Hood arrived ksss s'-dsy IA COED health
aad fine spirits.
flag Of trace best, with released surgeons,
szpectsd to-zorrow. The Eips Of tie boat VII
% more frequent hereafter, a. Psrmissioa has
been granted to bring stores fer Yankee Pris-
oaers Subscriptions for this purpsss are BE-
ssnisg general il The Uaitsd States.
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TELE&RA


Entered according 70 act q Congress In ths ysar 1853,
by J. THRAsHKR, Ia ne Clerks 0mos o. the Dis
tiet Court Of the Confadefa4s States for he NORTH
sn RstrIct 81 aeerga.
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Paa.VXEL s JONES
OFFES their services 10 the public for lAs Pureha1s
or sale u KEAL ES stats.
PANNIEL 4 JONES,
Msrkzn's Sleek,
oal6Ima Whlsshal street
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TAKEN Up.

A LARGE BAY HORSs, Ekseh ~ owner cssrst
- proving properly paylsg for t5s as7srtns.
msst and paying oEa SOLAR PEI dsy for ksssisr hn,
Apply a. ths oAsss inca lsts y
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~ The Dayton JosrHai Gays it has "suf-
cient sutheTity for announcing that MsiOr-Gsn.
Bael has net been appointed chief Of Major,
Gen Grants stEf, snd is not likely TO be. He
IS now pr I~naianannIis -
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ANOTHER STEAMER DESTROYED We re-
.grst to learn thai the large and elegant steamer,
Robert i. Lee, formerly the Giraffe, Capt Wal
uinetoa. At an early hour on Wednesday morn
ing. The Lee attempted to ruR the blocksd,
bus suddenly found herself almost completely
surrounded. The Ere soon became 90 hot from
the maRy guns Of the enemy, that the noble
vessel was run ashore, and fred by her own
Cfeers. We understand she was entirely cor
sumsd. The Lee was q Government steamer,
and e0ntainsd e cargo Of very valuable Govern
msHt stores. Her loss viii be seriously felt
Sac had made many trips-had probably paid
for be,selt several times, bat her less is Hone the
less to be regretted oRihat acesunt-Pasrs5Erg
EEPTsss.
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II We Noticed = soldier, some DAYS since
gong about and eaenng q shirt for sale 10 ~
SuoBkeeperB. The set Of Congress makes h =
penal ohense TO purchase arms or clothing from
ihs soldiers. The penalty is q fne not ex.
seeding three hundred dollars, and imprison-
for one year, on eonvioiOR-MoatgsmsTg
Max,
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y The Nashville Uai5a, Of the 9th instant,
ssEtas that n. Can't OF Arkansas, who is 6
native Of MsuTy equity, Tenn, bu;, for several
vesrs past. q rssiient Of Arkansas, has issced
A. address % the people Of Arkansas, In which
he stslas that he was am3Ig the 6Tss for sscss-
sion. but frsrkly c-oUfes5as the error Of the Bast,
and giVs5 he people ths advice 10 come back to
their allegiance"
ne New York Herald Ct a late Gate publishes
sha address, which makes seven Columns, 10 full,
sn4 rsvg. We publish IN smother column a
remarkable eddress to the people Of Arkansas,
h0u Mr.. CAN'T, formerly = Congressman in
rebellion, End 6 brgsdie- general M The Esbei
army, bat ROW q prisoner Of var 1T Little Rock,
n wklch he -counsels submission 70 the Union
Ans. and denoUucos Jsf Davis in unmossured
terms a. q hypOcIite and tyrsnt, ard BY ne
means tho man for the occasion
We have not seen the address Of Gen CAN'T,
and Would fain hope ehst no such document has
been issued from under his hand, but must cen
fsss hat the evidences Of bis apostssy are too
rslbsble to be mistaken. We lear be has gone
fhs way Of many Of our weakened brethren,
men who were the hrst 20 esPoRse our cause,
and slEo tie first 10 give Il mp IN despair.
Gen CAN'T is 3 brother OF o .G00Igs CAN'T,
Of Columbia, Tenn.
Wsclp The foregoing from the Rsssl Of yes
ssr5sy. From What we know Of Cen CAN'T
personally we are disposed to place no credit
wbsisver in the statements regarding his apes.
aey. Il is doubtless a Yankee tick, gotten up
to Civ eclEs te her rotten esass, 70 inspiri
fhsir oEn people and produce dSoentsni in the
South.
A bogus letter Of this sort, gotten uP for . SINH
La purpose, paEpOrting 20 have been written By
Col RortErcp, Of Richmond, to Secretary Mem
ninesr, has recently been published in tbs
EoT.bern papers. There are ne tricks, hewsvol
bsss, 70 which the Yankees wiz not resort t,
sehis4e q desired end, General CAN'T, being
nrisobsr, eau Of course give ne contradiction &
dis impostuTs, which fsct the Yankees wei
knew, and Of which they have takeE advantage
rot balieva a word Of II.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RRARnHMGt

AAH B9AE9Ak6 szH Be aec1nmoaafsd - sFpfy.
Dtng az au s. b1zTdnr houaa "a Hza.
Ter 80 e. nsar ts es-nsr e Hhi=shsu street
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notice.

tAMa % ny 9rsmiasE. tvs sn1 q half mica f-oa
AuaafA fsT czys sgs. a TouuE BAY HORSE
$50 LrRa year. Iha ever o. auusred 70
cone forEarl prsFs property. psv core a. 49,
BIN AW-y lr9A3TI n II. sEH -
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EOOKTEG AIAVE.
NURATITUTEt

T AR3E sizs, s-italie for Ls.s, rsssssrsss Or bssrs.
II fnE Asusa. Fer sale b NJ O. CaYgE
Eola Al he Arcade.
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~ In California, in january, 1861 Daniel
K. Vance borrowed $500 rem Morris Wise,
p.ysbls on demand, with compound interest e.
8 per cent. per month. Not being paid, Wise
sued aud obtained = verdict, q meath ago, for
the saug little sum Of sI600OO,0 900. The debtor
hanansly struck S4O,0 600, 900 from the amount.
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TO The
SENATOR'S And REPRESENTATIVES,


re TIE TENNESSEE LEGIsEATVRE,
FAGH SENATOR aai
~ HEPHEsEETETTVU
see'sa TO he General Assembly q he STATE o. Ten.
nssass At tAe slsedons o. A1grst 1855 viii 3. ,Ls
earliest aay Prsstisabis report 10 us b. ls..sr Re
soaniy sr sistrist ks US s'scssd 70 ? prsssut aua rt
HAat post s&os o. point I sa1 eoauaalsa.s via ai7
~ lstlsr.
Asdrs-s ne a HssdEus1srs e tas Amy q Ts-au.
So IsEAM g. uARRK
hoszE eevsrusr q Tszzes-s.
All resssass gaPsrs VII copy br Two weeks.
cvew5e 70 ISL p
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FROM NoBTHEBN YRGIEIA-Tas only item
Of news hom Hortbsm Virginia is a vague ru-
NOR, which comes 90 us from Orange Court
House, that the enemy's cavalry hsd. on We'd
nesday, advanced 20 Madison Court House, and
that Ffizhuzh Lee had fallen back from that
place.
Persons who arrived here yesterday from
FredsricksbgTg say that all is quiet, and that no
enemy is reported in thst vicinity.
TIE New York Times. Of the 9th, intimsted
very plsinly that Meade designed advancing on
Richmond ovsr the ChAncsll0rsEilie battle field.
If this had been bis purpose, he would bsfore
this time have reached the neighboFhood Ct
GsrmARs, which he has not done. Bat, as be-
tore stated, we DO not believe the enemy wishes
70 DO more in Virginia han to occupy Lsa'a at
tsntion while thny o1nceutEsts their forces IN toe
Southwest for = grad forward movement from
ChsttanooRA-RichRond Examiner, ISth.
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Ike attention of mscnsHics r called to
the advertisement ofV. WernsI & Co, Of the
Dixie Works, Macon. They are in need OF
good hands Tor Government Wok exclusively,
and win give good wages and steady employ
r-arE
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- crutsiri1E sght roeus- The h0usa "a
Ey sr-shsd. ana Is IN an exec sns ststs Of 1-ersrva-
Thsrs a-a en- tAs prs1aes al the Necessary cute
lrEdIngs. wbirh ar u ths bcss q1zly. Ihs grulufE
.mmsdiatey suu0unaEs me rsifeEca are vel lad
sut and zi0rze1 " h g variety o. d2HsA The Esr[su
sre- grapsry GEsrf pss=r lpplsa pluTL etc.
There are az hanlred sld forty serss Of lard de-
taehsd. Ebieh L pr0Pcss 70 SD wish hi place, and zs-
tent shout i've mIsss sbaat ore hunarsd an tuen-y-
I've scrus Of Whsh ars scared sad IL . moderate sla-s
81 sulnvzucu There Is a Goubis cabin, Ei.h stsb.rz.
era hsuss, etc IN sxc5Isni orCbs-d. q fre krrrr-
Hhsh ii = = an az IuEsues u water FIR stock Tha
balsuCe n SINS traetis heavily Eubt nd aad is us-r
1r7Euty % the city q Rome Eases 9 Il very Vzlls-
be.
- fz-sRsr description o. this really vslushis estate IS
anscsaaJ. a. thsse Wshing 10 Iulsaass vii IA ara
vicw the premises
HoIl = aa L.HRRnFSTT.
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A NAN uAo iso-s- fry ave weo ba- rs sl-ssr--s
"A lIem ths sr=y is ss5ut aad haathT. vii q a. a
s0ssfftuIE Tor fas prise Aazress
Ha14 re 49, CS
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~ There is sbundsnee IN the country, says
shs Lvnchburg VJrgiEian, if properly disHi-
b,sea. There has been too much EAid about
f.nlpe. No danger Of it in q land Of IS gener-
ons sofl As ours. The Great Bsneiactor, who
g;vs. us seed time ard harvest, has blessed our
e,snirv with 8 competency, and II eaPidity
b,as. h. hunger will fad II out. There is, thank
CO. 9 eorn Is Egypt and none need suffer Tor
want Of il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

a We are requested by the secretary Mr..
VIM. b. Barnes, Esq, to cal atsenion to the
fact that the Atlantis Mutual Supply AsEseis-
ton will meet at The cfce of Msssrs. Crawford,
FuEer & Co. ts-mpHOW "wednesday evening"
80 2 r-.--rE
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FRsH CATan.

CAIRO, November The steamer Mary e.
Forsyth arrived si g P n hayiag left Memphis
last evening at 8 o'clock.
The RHlietin, Of yesterday, states that eight
persons we're wOuzded on the AdTiAie, Oas Of
whom was g lady.
The steamer Julia was fred into, sixteen
miles above Matches By HsrTisoh's gusnillss.
Teenty-ssven shots were hEsd IN sIL Two cat
tie sSgs killed. There " - no further Inlay.
On the 31si nit. part Of a eompsRy Of rebels,
under C0stsls, made 9 raid to within two and a
half miles Of Hslsns, stopped = wagon train,
and captured e snaI nGRber Of mElss. Fed
era are in pursuit.
The mate Of ths steamer Crescent City, sup
posed to have been captured, arrived On the
Platte Valley this m8rning.
CAIRO. November I've have ths Memphis
Brlietia Of the 30sh. The news Is unimpertsnt
Private advices from below report Sherman
skiraishipg daily with Lee, Rsddy and Forrest.
Everything in tho war hue is contrsbsnd
A heavy rain fell at Memphis.
TIE steamers AdfiAtic and City Of Pekia we're
cred into By guerTiliss 81 Friday On their way
up, At Whisky Ch1ts, below Memphis. 0ns
man was killed and another wounded on the
AdTiatic.
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Fer mayOP.

p tbs request sf uaay hszss JEs. e WILLIAMS,
Efq, 9 a e~a7dsdz.s fss Mayor of iEs sry 8 ne s-Fu-
Ing aisssi1u 10 Dssszser rDsssths
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

Y MsssTs. Anderson, Adair & Co. asver-
Use that they have On sale 3 lot OF LouisisnA
psrrieue tobacco. Here Is a chEnea for smob-
srs. They have slss = large lot sf nAEufss-
cured tobaeca. Of all grades.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

CIVIL Law TRIUNPHANT-Ths Rockingham
virginia. Register Of the 18Th inst says:
TIE eight citizens Of Rockingham county
sent TO klchmsna a few days ego 70 he tried fer
assisting dessTtars 70 escape, and for other dis
loyal Frae tees, viii be sent 10 Sssunton for trial
They were ordered to be released from Castle
Thunder the other day, upon a writ Of hsbsas
corpus, and confined in Henries county jail IN
Gil they could be removed - Stanton fcr trial
bsfers judge BroekenhrouRh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

ARRIVAL OF President DAVIs-The Rich
moRd EEgsiFeT says bis EEoelleney, President
Davis, Eud personal staff, arrived in thst city on
Saturday sight st 10 o'clock, by special train
from Petersburg. The latsness Of the hour, and
the uncertainty Of bis arrival, preclu6ed = PoPu-
lar demonstration en- the occasion. By the sane
train the splendid white Arzbisn sieed, lately
presented % the President, was brought on. 1t
is to be presumed that the lyrical prophet viii
20 into e~estEciss over the brilliant realization Of
a piece Of bis " lay
Jeh Davis rides & mi K white stsed,
Abe Lincoln rides q male;
9eh DsvE is a gentleman,
Abe Lincoln is q fool"
And children may chant it with the conscious
ness that it is a part Of history What 8
glorious thing II Is to " write the ballads of =
nation"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

q Ex-Governor Beriah HsgaRn, late of
Kantueky, is now a resident Of Chicago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

relative 10 the Tusealeosa, Is TO sntifis her se
Be regarded as = vessel or war" The euly AZ
eument he advances is " His exsslisucy be-
Iievss that The claims Of soatsEaing parties e
vessels saptared, can only BE- determined in the
fSt instance By the eaurss sf the eapters' ssun-
try" Tbs was dash Of esld water apsa the
iTala Mf. Graham.
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Fer SALE,
Real ESTATE BBOKERs !

EaOa soOKIEa Steve, with all De Necessary
ssssla Any a tss appeal Cosaksz Rssm
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RfOa RRWARmI

9EV8 Xxi AADs
Z ~ sr rsa zen, a5oai t1s iEs ccssbsr = MORO
~ BOY nzHsd NILES, b~selEns 90 Er Az
Eouue- HiEss ssrnsy- HIS hsippL Said osy hEd b=sn
Twins wiz o Ms. R1Eca or this city taslEaF ycEsCf
Az, lame from wai.e EHsiiuz Aas tlrse CT f0ur sars
ca iaus Ia efsc-a % beng isneet Ths Above r.
" 70 vii BE- Sad OF fni0-mal8z lsadins % Id r-coT-
sry or for b e delivery @
BE5WN, HLEEEG 3 co
roITlwH EflaatA Ca
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WAHTEn

GOOD COX sud a ASSISTANT CJrE
az % Eas-s wi Be usea ana pl1z51y FsL
iaa-Es g tle
GaE BILLL1RD AsD EATINa EsOE~
EaeatEr z--sss.
~ eIW~ opposite q. kHtz EaaT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-15

FoRr MoNhoE, Jan. 81.
The Richmond E'raD.imer of the 18TH
SAYS
I'VE believe tho theatre Of war on a
large scale is about to bc transferred -
North Carolina. Stirring scenes are
imminent IN our soil
Gen. Kirby Smith and staff arrived
in Richmond on Saturday morning, from
the west.
To dav at noon both houses of Con.
grcss convened. The President has his
message ready TO send in and it is SAID
to be the To- gcst he has yet prepared,
covering 80 pages Of foolscap paper
On Saturday about 100 Yankee dcser-
tiers took the oath to the Confederate
Government, and we're discharged ftom
prison upon their parole OF honor
Among them are many aTlizsns and
workmen OF various crafts, who will be
useful IN Government employ.
-Four thousand Yankee prisoners are
on their way to Richmond from Chatia
noogs, taken At Murfrccsboto, and will
reach here to-day aud tomorrow. This
is tic only Yankee army that viii ever
reach Richmond.
The Dispatch Of the l9,h says the
North Carolina papers Indicate and man
iicst uneasucss, not for Wilmington aud
the country east Of Raleigh, but for the
safety Of the Capital itself.
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!5Olh Edition Of the Golden Wreath.

be -al. uf this book has never been cqpallod
Nv any work ot tbc kird rhtnk II two hundred
snl hfty thousand cop,es In the bands 1t Us many
tsnil tcs aud tbch OF theao averaging I've singers
sach sud y0u haYe more than ! wtLia HuHnRnp
TuDrsAkp ApAieEHs og gne BOOK II coBtsins
ucauy 31J rsng. Among thesc nre oCn
Fl,9 Is qugHE, itEyoLu1tJsAEY lka, liAiL Ga
IL MntA >r.n NtAkGLsp IiAhftR, 0AoiS ~
YatkrE poopLF, Cru nHrN ~ Tns UsIpN, / r
GoKs ug BANRsH ana many other equally fat't-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-15

BY TELEGRAPH
Thursday, = O'Clock A. VI.
From, Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. IL.
The following news is from the Mem
pins Balleha Of the 18th
On Sunday night, As the steamer
Grampus MAS lying near the mouth Of
Wolf River, 80 yards from the Tennessee
shore, within sight Of the city, and but n
short distance from the gunhoa,s, she
was boarded by 3 rebels, who seized the
watchman and one after another oi the
sleeping officers aud crow, getting pos
session Of the boat without causing the
least alarm. They took her five miles
above the city, stripped her of Il her
furnishing, and burned her, together
with 1900 bushels of coal she had taken
down. The crew were parolul. Some
Of the rebels bossted that they bad been
in Memphis that day, aud that one Of
them expected to sleep with the com
manding officers soon. The captain oi
tie Grampus had 81 900 and valuable
gold watch taken.
Holly Springs is evacuated, and almos,
wholly burned
1t is reported that the rebels, 5000
strong, had arrived At Lumpkin's Mills, q
miles south Of Holly Spr ngs, and were
repairing the road and operating it as
fast as completed.
Gen. Sherman commands the lst dl
vision Under Gcn McCornand Some Of
the fleet are doing police duty between
the lszoo and Helena.
The Builena thinks the expedition up
White River has already reached Little
Rock. IL started on Monday, tho 9TH
II i positively asserted hy officers en-
gagged at Ni-ksburg that onr loss there
has been greatly over estimated.
Two thousand negroes had arrived at
Memphis from Mississippi.
The small pox is on the increase at
Memphis, and threatens 10 become cpi
demic.