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utss tester thar Unpsf.n0ff LING.

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4 IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 10TH
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SO a. 4. 'cr Grnnell and Washington.
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E.1Ns AsaITE AT DAygNPoRr IA eoLLowe.
500 P. II. from Grinnel and Washington.
$40 P. u. from Grinneil and Mascatine.
The s.00A.A. train out OF Davenport makes iirec,
,snnections at Grnne,l lows city and Washing
IT, WI n tho Western stage Company s stages foi
III points West, South west and Northwest.
iraias from the West oonpcct Al UnYeupor,
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock island Raj,
bad for all points East, North ami South.
passengers are reminded Of the necesstv O,
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he'll seats d .ao c..ls.
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Par t,eer Bs,unted,

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Oal4lNAL MOTT, I

SrArE OF Iowa, In District Court Of
ScoTr CoTSrY, said county.
John Luders, - Ann Luders.
To Ann Luders, defendsnt: You are hereby
notified that there is file IL the Office of the
'lerk Of tho isirict Court Of Scott county, Iowa,
pesi,ion of John Lnders, praying for n decree IL
SAN Cour., dsfoiving thcthe bonds Of natIino.
ny between you and taid petitioner, for thereason
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term Of tho Distric' Court Of scott couney Iowa.
t, b. held On the first Monday Of February. A.
ID. 1854. Judgment and decree will be rendered
against yoa ~ prayed for in said petition.
Dated Nov. 9Th, 1852.
JOHN LUDEhS,
nov. ~. by GRo. II. PARkIR, his Att'vl
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World's Special. ]

WASHINGTON, Dec. /.
We have advices by spocia messen-
ger to an early hour this morning from
The army of The Potomac.
Considerable skirmishing "a usual, but
no general engag ement; Meade not at
tackrg while Lee seems TO remain en-
rirely on the defensive. 1t is evident the
former is awaiting Developments elsc-
where.
Times Special.
The Presidents illness is varioloid.
1t is rnmored that Hooker is to be
D faced at the head of the army Of the
Potomac again.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
Fron, WnahinRton..

NEW YORK, August 4.-The Hsralds dispatch says:
General Mcolernand having been relieved frsm com
mand Of the 18th army corps and ordered TO remain In
active In the State OF Illinois, has rendered his mmed
ate aud unconditional resignation Of The Office OF Major
General OF United States volunteer forces The General
Is unwilling to hold commsHion and receive pay from
the Government without an opportunity to serve his
country in position appropriate 20 his rank.
secessionsts here are making themselves happy over
the report that Jef Davis about to raise great army
Of negroes upon the promise Of freedom and ands but
large savehoders In this region express the opinion
that he will venture upon such policy In fact he
dare not trust the slaves 1t will be remembered that
the remark was attributed to Mr. Lincoln at the date Of
his t essay on the emancipation scheme, that he had
reason to believe the rebel government was looking TO
something and might be before him In the movement
rebel prisoner Of rank brought to this city some
time since and the story went that he was Gen. Evans
OF Balls Bluff fame. Late revelations from the South
have Il that he committed all sorts Of excuses In the
neghborhood Of Leesburg, and among other things de
stroyed property In and abount several Of the hnest
mansions and grounds in that vicinity. he b the only
General on either side who has indulged in Wholesale
vandalism.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
The Destruction of the Express Printing
Office.

Shortly after the advance guard of the army
that followed John Morgan aud his thievng
gang. arrived at this town, on Friday evening,
the l7th inst, the officers in its command were
advised 10 destroy the pri6ting Office Of this
paper. A Col. Carpenter, forgetting that he
had been sent to aesist In destroying Morgan .
army, headed mob and entered the office room
and destroyed and threw from che windows into
the street nearly every thing they could lay
their hands on. The newspaper forms were
thrown into p; the press was broken; about
twenty cases of different kinds OF type, news.
paper cuts, file papers, and great many things,
we're thIo6n into the street. The loss to us ID
considerable. This we shall try and bear, trust
Ing solely to our future busiress r. remunerste
Us therefor. i..,a f.. y..l
A number of citizens and soldiers assembled
near the building and rejolced while the unlaw-
ful and cowardly act was being committed
They thought it vas suitable time to hold q
jubilee. over the destruction of a printing office
We shall continue the, publication of thii
paper, advocating what We deem 10 be right
and opposing the wrong, fearlessly and will
honesty Of purpose. In word, we shall en-
deavor 10 carry ont, to the bess of our pool
ability, those memorable words "Be just an,
fear not. Let all the ends thou dimea at be III,
CountryI, thy God's, and Truth h's."-Jaeksoi
Ezpress. su .-us lt.tatl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
THE Dtfnocrat adda:
The Conscriptiou.

Last week was a busy time at Che Provost
Msrshal's office, In this city. The number sp-
plying for exemption was unexpectedly large,
and the diseased and othsrwise incspaoltated
for military service, together with those who
"forked over" $500, rendered Ii pretty certain
that, OF thethree thoueand and upwards drafted
In Lancaster COUNTY, mot one thoussnd, II that
many, will trouble Uncle Sam for new suit Of
clothes anc the privilege ot carrying q musket
20 the tented heid. II the same state Of things
exist, In other counties, we:very much, question
whether twenty thousand mon will be added Ia
ths army from the entire State - Lancaster m
teILige1eer. 'l. .rn-NlN Ill
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
Action Of the Chicago Democracy.
From the Chicago Times, 95th July.l

lfrom the chicago Times, soth Juiy.l
Tho approaching draft continues to be the
subject on which popular interestis concentrated.
There seems to bs 0 general disinclination
among citizens Of all paFtiea to enter upon act
i've military duties. The working men In the
various wards are organising themselves into
associations to contribute equal amounts for the
purpose Of securing mutual exemption from the
oonsciiptlon. A meeting Of Democratic citizens
of the Eighth Ward liable 10 conscripuon was
held last evening, TO take the necessary pre-
liminafy steps for forming an organzstlo to
protect its members. .e,e ... a., !.
Mr.. p. Cudmore called the meeting to order,
and stated that he considered IL to be incumbent
on the Democrats Of the Eighth Ward, like their
brethren of the Third and Fifth Wards, 10 ,asso-
ciate together with q view 10 protect themeelveI
against the draft which was about 70 take place
under the ubiquitous Abolition Conacfiptiof act
/. would therefore be necessary that allS Demo-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05

BAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-Arrlved, ship Ocean Pearl
from Hong Kong, with three hundred Chinese passen,
gers. Her papers give Accounts Of terrible earth,
damaging every building. Two thousand lives were
lost. ..'if, lie T-ii7 u 3g5 Ii 81
b The bark Ford, from Kegnowgs, Japan, June 9Th
lars indemnity for the murder Of Richardson, but
fused to surrender themurderers alleging them to be
subjects Of Prince Solaeama, who refused TO give them
them forcibly. The British Admiral proposed 10 pro-
ceed to eoseama's prncipality and take them. The
Government declined, contendlng that Il would be
Sentialy war upon japan. Negotis lions concerning
were very apprehensive that war was inevitable. III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
How and Abolition General Intends e
.E Treat C0nscripts.

.I.f AiCut NOhpCEiptcs
To the Editor of the Chicago Times:
The following Is an extract from a public
speech made in Indiana by General Lew, Wal
lace: .a. "trf-if ~. !:
Oome in the second place. by authority to warn you
that, you do not come Voluntarily and willingly, By
the blessing Of God you will have to come.
You say II Is hard TO leave your homes and your bus
ness, to bid farewell TO wife and family. know Il 10;
but thousands have done it'll have done It. found Il
hard, hut determined TO do II ss dnty owed to my
country. But don't you think you can say "good.by'
with prouder spirit to wife, friends sweetheart Rs
volunteer than as drafted sodierf And warn you
that II You do not go as volunteer, you will 90 as
drafted soldier. LII. .. r.- ~.
want to tell you now, in sll confidence that have
asked to have command Of the drafted men and their
term s but for nine months while the volunteers are
for three years. II placed In command. I'll see that
the drafted see much service and perform much
duty in nine months as the volunteers do In their three
years. '+ ID '"l a
drilled the volunteers, while IN camp here, from
eight to ten hours day, but I'll drill the drafted men
from sun to sun. II a 2ti- 80 X
Having stood that will conclude that they can march
farther in day than volunteers and that they can fight
better, and I'll see that they do it. How do you like
the picture?
Gen. Wallace has not been arrested for incit.
Ing men to riot.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
The Draft in Mas sac husetts.

The Board Of Enrolment for the Third Dis
trict examined yesterday the cases Of eighty
four persons whose names we're drawn in the
conacription, and of these seventy one we're ex.
empted, five paid the communication fee, and
eight substitutes we're accepted and sent TO the
camp. ls.f o suna.IalI ldfe1 td5 I,
In the Fourth District one hundred and eight
cases were examined by the board OF these
seventy. eight were exempted, tTenty-one were
passed ae 6t for service, and nine substitutes
we're accepted Those who we're passed as fit
Tor service were furloughed for a lev days.
"The Board of Eurollme ent in this District"
says the Springfield Republican, "are working
on the high.pressure principle, and yesterday
(29th) examined ia men, more than any other
board in the State has yet passed upon in the
same time. The exempts numbered 129, leav-
ing fotsy-fve accepted. Ten paid their com
mutation money, the rest are turlougoed, and
some of them will probably also pay"
In the First District on Tuesday, out OF fifty
eight drafted men examined, twenty one were
accepted, twelve furnished substitutes, and
twenty-five we're exempted. Yesterday sixty-
six we're examined, tHenty-seven we're accepted, !,
and tbiIty-nine exempted.
Efforts are now being made to have the
surplus Of volunteers furnished by this State
under the previous calls, credited upon the
present drafs.
The Lowell Netos says If the surplus Of that
city in volunteers is allowed, only two will be
required by conscfiption to fill the quota.
The Newburyport Herald, In alluding to the
large per cent. of exemptions granted by the
enrolling officers, says:--"One Of two things Is
true: there 10 either much perjury, or We are
the most sickly people that ever had an exist
ence. If /: be true that the young men from
twenty to forty-fys are TO diseased and debili-
tated as 10 reported, what 10 TO be the physical
condition of the neIt generation, of which these
are to be the fathers2 This is a more fearful
thought than even the rebellion ITSELF"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
ARaoonnoiannnca.

NEW YORK, Aug.4 Tho Henld,s scorrespondentfrom
Gperyvllle August 1s says rhe Fourth PennsylvsnIa
Regiment Of cavalry was dispatched BY General Gregg
Yesterday morning upon reconnaissance. At Little
Washington, twelve from here, they encountered
company OF rebel cavalry about one hundred strong
and drove them through town. capturing private Of the
General FiEhugh Lee to purchase bacon and -four for
brigade in the Vicinity Of Waterford, Loudon county,
ascertaned brigade OF rebel cavalry posted
between Little Washington and eperryville
private captured had in his possession some coUes-
pondence indicating that the rebel army Is 10 very des
peate condition, and bitterly bewaing the Of the
raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania, and predicting
hati should much longer be vaged Lees army Will
be starved 10 death in the mountains. l7l q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05

Gratis, who had no wiah 10 sacrifice everything
dear to them In this world, politically and do
mestically, by going south aud fighting for the
negro, should take such action as vonld enable
them TO comply with the requirements of the
disgusting Law and remain at home; and he
would recommend shat o committee be appoint
ed to prepare d draft Of rules and regulations
to govern q protective, association, and report
the aame to o future meeting B s.sg i1. s1aofi5
IL was moved that committee 10 draft rules
and regulations for IN association to be formed,
should be appointed, and that they report to, q
meeting to be held on Monday evening next
The resolution was carried by acclamation,
and the meeting adjourned. ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
Rebei Account, OF Operations at

FORTRESS MoNRoE, August 3.-The Richmond Whig Of
the st has been received here and contains the follow
ing: w % rr-Crr
CHARLESTON, July 3i.-Cumming's Point was severely
bombarded yesterday A. M, commencing about ten
o'clock. The Ironades and two monitors were engaged
the vessels withdrew. The Batteries Gregg, Wagnerand
eumter responded to the enemys ere. Two men were
killed and wounded at Battery Gregg. The batter
james Island to-day, ard very little from Fort Wagner
Beauregard visited the James Island works to-day.
Widen, N. o., July %. AT last accounts the YAM
KEGS were rereatng below Jackson, destroying bridges
as they went e + lINsA il rIH. ..f.. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-05
THE pRAFT.

F. We notice that our extreme radical papers are
still urging on, the enforcement Of the DRAFT, OF
oil hazards. z We trust the Goyernment will
not 20 far outrage the sentiment of the whole
community there ie not shadow Of doubt
that she people Of Neso York, and isdesd Of CO.
ery city lin the Union, are, as body, opposed 10
the draft. No government. can afford to run
counter 10 the wishes Of the people, and coer-
ernmeut shOpld adopt ia dealing with its own
citizens. ~, 80, !. y. :, ,,o-,.
Tho mob that for four days kep,ths Iaw-abid.
ing citizens Of New York In bodily terror, and
re. enacted In our usually peaceful streets the
most revolving scenes Of the bloody French
Revolution, has been put down by force Of arms
Law aud order have at length prevailed, and
the power Of authority has been yIpdloRted,-