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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS

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In Mo- EiaAs Sc XII iEeo
sA.i raas s S.E cSI.s, Sr tn.
MERRY MERRY WIVES WIVES S. W %is SsSs'
Faistaf Or trifted BIZ Womsu.
Faisfaf Outtoltfed By Women.
MR.. HACKE1r
FFatsFaFE F PksEfEsBIss ttS SyE
The only living reyresentatIye OF that Ersst char
oiosdsd and 4P BRILLIANT H Auditorium sxsOrha
with great enthusiasm.
E0 y. i;ricsi7 i1hn MScyglloass
Saturday, Last Night Of Mr.. Hscfstt.
press Circle and Psrsuests-- cent?
Seoereo sean---- ----.---Sl
Privsts BoTss holding eiihtJ---.--.sio
w Bo. Once open from iii I o'C 10 Zen"
open Pf HaTfsl W Iaisi Tr...ur.r
GROWERS THEATRE.
LEONARD 6RovHR-.-..-..-.------ Manager
Forth i,u1. in .ins ysays
O. the dlsflnEui.hed Comedian and Vocalist. Mr.. J.
L Ns. COLLINS,
who will appear
On THIS EVENING, May 18th,
s sssEzsssE:
NERVOUS MAN.
EEAAffFFEEE;:
HOW TO PAY THE RENT
HOW TO PAY THE RENT.
Singing IN the oourse Of the evening
DRINK DEEP, MY BOYS,
And WHAT NIGHT TOO LONG.
SHORTLY TO BIZ PRopvcrD,
The grand irish specte ouler drama, produced by
nights, and which had At NIblo's Garden, New
York, the lengthy run Of ak conseo utiye weeks,
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
Tomorrow (Fnday) Evening,
BENEFIT OF MR. COLLINS
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle And Parsuet Circle. -. 50 cents
Orohestra Chain. rs cents
Private Boxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc
Seats in Private
Colored Is cents
Doors viii be oIen 81 ~ O'CLOCK; TO commences a,
ga O'CLOCK.
Cox odhes for securing seats open from until 1.
and until 81 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-15

nREsS MAKING Miss I. @. ARTHUR,
- Fashionabs Dress Maker, respectfully In
opened dress making establishment ct No. 40
9Th street, between and /, ahd prepared TO ex-
ecate al orders promptly ana IN the latest styles
terms sold. 30
n Wanted Immediately Young ladies to learn
gres. Mazlnk ap So-lms
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
II ENGRAVING.
Wedding, Visiting, and Business Cards Notes,
SSords, Medals, Arms, Crests. Hyphus, Coffin
Plates, fs, &c. Neatly executed AID with dis-
g. ]. HOLYLAND.
Copper fiste frinunS. mf3ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-15

1S0 REWARD-For the apprehension land
YCO delivery 70 me q Blsdensburg, MARY -
that get him,) of NE6RQ MAN, sylvester IA
Lyles, late the property of Henry H. Wsr-
Nd: Sylvester Ia Of copper COMPLEXION; OF stout
statue; about SIX feet and OF pleasing counte-
i.gtsn city, and Is no douot lurking in that place
taken. DIONYSIUS sBERiFE
ap1k1ms Ext'r of H H. Warning. deoeassd.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ANOTHER REBEL RAiDIrTO MARY.
- LAND.
BRUTAL MURDRR or A LOYAL NARY
LANDHR
Especial Dispatch TO IN. Star,

Especial Dispatch TO the Star.
fREpKRIcK, MD, Nov os.-Between two
and thr," O'Clock on "Wednesday morning, q
gang Of twenty or thirty Rebel guerillas, led,
IL lie reported, by Ivan Dorsey, Of bridge
burning notoriety, crossed into Maryland and
visited tho village Of Urhana, sevan miles
southeast of this place, on th0road leading to
Washington They made a descent upon ths
store OF Thomas A. Smith, the postmaster at
Vrhana, and after robbins the store, made
Smith and young man named Harris, the
assistant postmaster, mount two OF Smiths
horsCs, with tho design OF carrying them OF
"A prisoners. Smith who Is = rer4luto man,
watched his opportunity, and gave them the
slip in the darkness of the night. The Rebels
fred three or four shots after him, but mis- SD
him. Thinking Harris might also esrape, one
Of the gang shot him through the body, saying
"Woll make short or you, before you try on
the same game" They then rode away, laav-
ing him for dead by the roadside. Tho bal,
penetrated his left lung, and it ia reported here
that he died yesterday morning lie is the son
OF DIR. Zachariah q. Harris, a very respectable
citizen of the vicinity. The gang staid only
about an hour At UrbSna, and their special
purpose scems TO have been to carry away
Smith. who is pretty ou,-spoken loyalist
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from SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA.

ttorres ponoence OF the Phiiadelphfa Inc uir~Y i
CAMr SUFFOLK, Nov 26-Our future now
ments, from this point, the knowing ones say.
ana those high IN position also, depend greatly
upon the grand army moves under the military
sklllfulness OF the accomplished Burnside
The Rebels can't repossess themselves of this
important military station. Prudence wonr
allow the publication why they can't. IL a
enough TO know they will pass through term
Die ordeal If they should now attempt it
Well informed of1icere expect no such rash
ness from them, aud new being made secure,
we lock FOR cur next onward rnovemeut
Sfall il be Pet rsburg. Weldon, or Richmond
or the destruction OF the grand railway con-
neciions between thoee citi.s at some inter
mediate and perhaps isolated spot, The on
Gers and men are in splendid condition. This
division, the Seventh army corps, under
Maior-Gen. Dix il second 10 none IN martial
aspect and military prowess. Our late grand
inspection, occupying hoays, con WINGED and
aEreeahiy asfonished all. Of these facts.
Ms tor-Gen. Peek has the Immediate trust Of
the forces herea6cuts. and has the confidence
ard este m OF all. Ms orders are met with
great willingness and aiacr;tv. The faith Of
the r.en, grrat point in all armies, regulars or
volunteers. is strongly implanted in him.
The Rebels have given some exerctDs
lately around near the Blackwater very
nar ow, deep stream. They don't approach
farther than TO trouble onr pickeis and are in
Fa-ianly driven ba * and punished for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
SECOND edition,
rHn1n os0LocK p. n.
TIN NeDownIL COURT OF INQUIRY.


The Nc DoweIi court Of Enquiry to-day caused
70 be read its determination upon the plan OF
.;px.stjs alton resolved upon. VIZ Into
his conduct at four different periods-to ex-
amino and inquire into all accusations or I'M
mutations Of treaehery against Gen. Med, and
into his whole conduct ~ general officer since
Gen. Mcclellan assumed command sfthe Army
OF the Potomac That Is: when he commanded
a diyis ION In the Army OF the Potomac uhder
Gen. Mcclellan ID. When commanding the
first army corps under Gen. Mcclellan. ID
When commanding the Department OF tho Rap
pahannock, under orders Of the President ana
the W ar Department. ath. When commanding
the third army corps Of the Army Of Virginia
under Gen. Pope.
Also, to examine into his correspondence
with the eneury's commanders, and persons in
the enemy's lines. Also, into his conduct toths
inhabitants Of the country occupied by The
United States forces, with referenceto them
selves az their property.
= Cd. To inaufre whether General Mcdowell.
has fulfilled his duty q commander to those
placed under him, and also as = sueordiaate
officer to those placed ever him, giving them
heartily and 70 me extent Of his cxpsrity all the
support in his power.
4ih. To inquire whether General Mcdowell
has on has not failed to 20 70 he aid Of or send
reinforcements TO a brother commander: and if
he has SO failed, for what reasons.
General Med. proposed also that the allega-
lions as TO drunkenness on his part be inquired
into and the court decided that il any such
allegation whatever was incidentally made
dnrinS the investigation, they would examine
into It.
Colonel SArirer. the first witness, being sworn,
testified that he had been Gen. McDowelfs
Chief Of Staff for the past eight months.
The Court-to examine into Gen. Mods COR
respondence with the commanders OF the enc
my and INHABITANTS, &c--called for It. and
first letter from Gen. Anderson, asking for a
safe conduct for the family Of the late Robert
+. Scott, of Fauquier county, Va, (shortly
after the murder of Mr.. = into the lines Of the
enemy, " as produced and read
Also, GenI Mc Doweirs reply to that request,
declining TO permit DIR. Lyons, the brother OF
Mrs. Scott, to return into the Confederate ,:nes
after entering ours TO 20 for Mrs. Scott, but
permitting him to bring her and family to Fred
ericksburS.
Also, a second letter from GenI Anderson on
the same subject, explaining in detail the cir
curnstaaces under which the application was
made.
Also, Gent McD.'s reply, promising himself
TO send the lady and children TO GenT Ander-
sons headquarters, accompanied by a member
OF his stan, &c:
Col. Shiver gave his testimony explanatory
of thi- correspondence.
Also with reference to 4 CORES pondence with
the same Confederate General Anderson and
the L. s. War department., concerning the
streatms nj OF the Rebel Gen. Duckner and an
other, prisoners 20 our forces; which said cor.
respondence was produced and read.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM THE UNION FORCES IN SoUTH.
WESTERN KENTUCKY.
GEN BOYLE ISSUES AN oRDHR PoRBIDDISG
IFS TROOPS TO lNTERFERE Or NEDDLB
WITH SLAVES

1oCIs~ILLr. Nov. s:.-An order which has
just hen issued by Gen. Boyle gives much
satisfaction 20 conservative men. In this Sec
lion The press compliments him Tor il The
order, n substance, il As follows:
'Nsadquarters TTstric, Of Eeftern E.n.u-iy.
LopisrillS, Nov. -, 1sSo.-All Commanding of.
Ulcers serving an thls district are ordered not 10
Permit negro slaves 10 enter their camps. All
officers and priyste> sire forbidden 70 interferr
or intermedGl. " It'll slaves in any WAY"
II il runored that the Rebel John Moran
with i,ooo men. il At Glasgow; but this Is not
proisshle.
The Nashville passenger cars on the tr.in
Louisville ran of the track AZ tho switch two
miles from this city, this morning. and Were
precipitated down an emhankmens forty feet
The cars were badly d&fnaged. One officer had
hi> lex broken, and ten others Were slightly in
iured. The trains will leave in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

The correspondent of the Boston Traeeler
writing from on board the transport Baltic, in
Hampton Roads, under dale of Nov. M, states
that that VI ssei is under orders TO sail on or
before Monday. He says; .sThe s,camers are
taking on board stores and coal. The expe-
dition Is to b. large one, commanded either
oy hanks or Hunter. The Baltic, Is under
stand, Is acting ss the fa%-sh in. FORTRESS
monroe VIII b. the starting point, and III less
than week our expedition viii b., under way
Our regiment will be paid ot on Tuesday,
tneie Sam squaring accounts up 10 Nov. l.
Hunks have teen put up in the steamers to ac
commo,ae, hog fashion, $4,000 men"
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O YF &c IA L.
Ap.luin L,scoLx. President Of the United States
OF America:

A,aluAn LIscoLx, President Of the United States
OF America:
To Az WAonr 81 Mar Csseen.
Satisfactory evidence having heen exhibited TO
ma that QHosoH r. GAsLIoHs has beea appointed
Vice Consul Of Denmark, st CiSctnnsti, Ohio, DO
hereby recognize him ss such, aud declare him
free to exc, else and enjoy suca functions. powers
and , ivii-ces - are allowed to the Viee-Consuls
Of the most favored nations, in the United States
In testimony whereof. I have eaused these lsssar:
to be made patent, and the Seal OF the United
Hta,rs to be hereunto aiaxe -
Given under nay hand At the city oil W nshinI-
ton the 18Th day OF November A. D. 1851,
f. 8 I and q; the Independence or the United
States Of America, ths S7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAA II. SswARD, Secretary OF state.
DKPAKrNsSr OF stats
WAsyiSGfox, Nov. Is, BS1.
Releases from the draft On the ground Oi alieaass
have been allowed in tn following cases:
Nanr Hk-s Drsj,ed
Christian Prtry ........ Pike CO.. Pennsylvania
Joseph n. Mitchell. ... Schuyltill co., CO.
Henry Ludwig. ......... .Marc.r CO., Do.
Josrrh Eh rman ........ Erie co. do.
Matthias kohr. ......... Erie CO., do.
Hermann Dahiman -. Jefferson CO., Wisconsin.
Amapn Krug..........w nukeeha co.. do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

~ General Leslie Combs. in n letter dated
Frankfort, Nov. IL, urges The construction Of a
railroad through Cumberland Clap. He saws
CT Chaitanooea a, a. the southern terminus OF
ne road: at is not only the best point,
tut the only point combining great siren 9Th
OF natural position with easiness Of access
from any point Of the compass-feueed in
as 1t Is by the Allegheny Mountains on the
east, the Cumberland Mountains on the west.
ard The Sand Mountains on the south. The
triangle OF Chattanooga, Dalton and Cleveland
could b. rendered as imprrgnahle as Gibral
tar"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
SECESH VERSION oP THE RAID TO POOLEs

Ed,to' Sdr: The Baltimore Sss OF this morn
ing states that sixty OF Stuart's cavalry entered
Poo!esvllle, Md, yesterday morning. mis-
take. fifeen or twenty Of Whites guerillas en-
tered that place on Monday morning, taking
with them a member OF Whites battalion who
hsd taken the cath or allegiance, and crossed
the rIysr into Virginia, without Doing further
damage G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
SETTING YHRM RRAl

The commits sion 10 examine into and report
urcu the cases Of the prisoners OF State con-
fined in the Old Capitol prison "a. A. A. q.
Major Sherburne and Captain Parker) con.
Iinur th"ir Iaiors nightly. Up to this forenoon
they had examined tho cases Of fifty OF them,
aud upon their reports in each case thirty have
H..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

- A very successful reconnaissance WAS
made by General GeAry and 200 men. q,
"Wednesday last. They lett Bolivar Height. in
the morning, and advanced through unfre-
Qnented byways along the Shenandoah They
captured ten men and twenty horses OF the lth
virginia Cavalry, routed another company Of
retei cavalry II HSllto wn, and destroyed, abou,
SIX miles from Harper's Perry, a rebel cloth
nnii and large quantity of Hour. During the
Whole trip they did not lose u man, either
killed or wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

GES. EITz john 70 Observation-Disclosures
To sr "cisi orders from the War department, the
court martial has been substituted for the mill.
trJ oornmission first ordered in this case. Mai
Gen Hunter Is the president. In the military
commission were many officers who have b.en
ordered 10 duty elsewherr, and in the court.
martial. rs Al prescut constituted, are Mai. Gen.
HitoaSock and Gen. Casey. Col J Holt i,
Judge advocate and recorder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

- The East Tennessee regiments that fought
and suffered under Gen. Morgan At Cumberland
Gap and In the retreat, have been ordered TO
JOIN frn Rosecrans, whose eyes are directed
toward the Old home for which their hearts are
HearninG. The Sd and6 tn are already at Nash
vile; the 5th, Col. Shelly, Is now in Louisville,
On its way; the 9Th is at Cincinnati, and the LIST
anu I'd are between Gallipolis and Louisville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FOLDER TO BIZ HANGED FOR MCRDER

eOLplkh TO bE HAS0HD FOX N hpHn
he following order has been issued:
~. o,igsdrfsrs Mlstars Dis.sIcf ar Warrington,
Washington, ID. g., Nov. ~, iso'
Gensrul Orsi<rs o.3s-The proceedings or the
Gei eral Court Martial, convened By virtue or
Special order No. 100, Headquarters Military
District Of " ashington, dated Sept. Is. 1864, In
thr case OF private Johs-xessier, company h.
it3d New York volunteers, found guilty Of the
Wilfui IT. urdcr Of First Lieut.. Fernando Linzy,
Company h. Ic3d New York volunteers, and
sent. need "to ~ hanged by the neck until
desd," having been submitted 10 the President
OF thu United Statss, ana having been approved
by him, the sentence Of death will be executed
In the enclosure OF the Old Capitol prison, In
the City Of Washington. On Friday, the 5th day
of Dec, mber, Ice, NJ 10 al.
The Provost Marshal Of the city Of Washing
ton will attend to the proper execution OF said
sentence.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Mytindaie.
JOHN p. SHERBuRSs, Asst Adjt Gen.
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81 The New York Er<r.ns Post says move
ns.t is On foot for dispstching two or three
sh rlosds OF provisions 10 England for the re-
lief cf the starving operatives Of Lancashir.
Eminent s. u'l'men and shipping merchants
hav" tskcn the subjeIs into their hands. Is i.
prOEOeed ~ - nd one Vessel imnleliiSinlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

- 1t Is understood that most searching
investigation viii be made into all the details
AID circumstances attendant on the late disas
trOus caInpSisn in Virginia under Gen. Pope
1e: Pope IL expected here to-day TO testify Ia
The ca-s'. Gen. Mcclellan will also b. a wit,
rs The court met yesterday and adjourned
on aeccunt Of the absence OF Gen. Rufus kim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

TREASURY NurE PEINTiSG-Owing TO dis
satisfaction with The printing OF the Treasury
notes and smal currency, Secretary Chase i,
making preparations 10 do the work in future
in the Treasury building, where it can be under
his own inspection. Fault has been found with
the ink, paper and engraving now furnished,
all Of which are of an inferior quality A few
months only will he necessary to procure the
requisite machinery and engrayers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
DoBfABlK Mills ron nm AMY.
l<o. a neres Cor7xzsxsars af .Srss.ze,
Hnsk.n sfsa "a -

CSoe a Iercf Cor7xsfssors af Srssszr~~Y
HnsAszffca. ID. a.. Nov. -. lSes K
nyentsrs and manufacturers are invites al ,As
- pecs :ntsr lss1 10 prrsent model. ar6 sarpsss
81 fortaeie Mills for grinding vhess ana cora ~
The foucvinS are the essential oontitisns -
taasis must eombine % rece We ccnsi1e-stica vhsa
preeertee by plan speci6csticn. model and sou L.
l.t got 90 weigh over twenty Eve po1nds
.. The griptiaS surfaces - Ne % bsvv -
grow 81 chilled iron steel and the renerSl -
ss,setioE &C The min 60 Be aasisscss 70 thss q Q
81 Esch nsin - Be esp.sl. Of eri.eias - v-~Hs
e, ane reer q Eesi per hour. ana . De esssss q
tiH Each .aif q - ecrss-u-ss1 n aes>ss.ry.
fsst IL tsn be ser<rst~1 ireo tve Parts ef e0ud
wright - % be ried ~ two ne. shcus1 -
ler 9Th ef nssreh. lsck ef transeorfasion or f~1s
81 tee zee Q; other csase reader tts earn 81 -
lal oricus fer man
sss Zach min On be cArAh.e 90 heies sssaeA~l n
.wsroe t"rgee. branch OF tree or Sad 09z2~s~
Law ntos- VII 81 ccst plans iSestl.ar e -
ei- cf ID AZ vail o. OF tie sns Ss.rH A -
Pr sencs 81 q hoerc &C c6cers TA-y vilI = 70
ee:t-A 10 present lndisgatsbie evis>r->S az sAsir
his oe1fSElag the es--eti~ e>I< items ,ee->>
y s+noe g he sid hoard
ia n.n lie pre-<ztee cczssirsrs at 90 TIE aAsve
C1s'ti<-s- end its c~~t he ~&4cs-xeiy r~>ssasess
* l. o opinion II the hpxr-s1eot ~ wsr-snf %
lFc.es, large ru-Ar- VIII very r-ohsAsy -
tSsht .or TIE cs cf Ire Army
RI .a-.her sU.s -ratios sspls ~ Ne. 2as O "a.
ss>hirsfr- DC. rsS
EIasSiLs FcL oEFiokES sstBrs 49,
- y
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LATE FROM TINE SOUTH.
GSN. SAM HOUSTON MAKES SECESSION
SPEECH.
POSITION Or TIE REDRL AND PRpER.I
foRCES ABOUT HOLLY SPRINGS.

CAIRO, Nov. S.-The Galveston yevs SAWS
that Sam Houston made = sec ,ssion speech re-
Gently.
Holly Springs hss been abandoned by the in
hsbltants A small Rebel force is there. The
Federsls occupy Hudsonyille, seven miles
north.
The Georgia Legislature hiss appropriated
half million OF dcllsrs - obslruet ali aSyi.
gable streams.
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THE CASE OF GIN. FIrz JOHN PORTER

The court in the case OF General Fitz John
Porter gain adjourned to-day, Mr.. Holt saving
the Government is not vet ready. L. meets
next on Monday. 1t Is understood tha. the
Government is making every effort 10 complete
its preparations. Gen.ra Morris was to-day
relieved from duty on the court, and Gener Al
Slough substituted. General Porter was pres
cnt. as usual, accompanied by his counsel,
Msssrs. Reyerdy johnson and Eames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
pRIsIINERa ARRIAHn

This forSopon Ave prisoners of war, ten de-
serters from the relels, and i've Union soldiers
und'r sentence OF courts martial, arrived at
the office Of tho Provost Marshal here, and
were duly consigned TO the Old Capitol prison.
Those from the enemy were generally very
filthy md, ed in their personal appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
C0AMIFTEn

Robert Harris and John Hammond, for At
tempting TO run the blockade of the Potomac,
and Bernard Goodwin, for attempting to slip
through our lines at Iewins willie, have been
Consigned 20 the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

~ On Wednesday forenoon the iron clad
battery Passaic lrft the Dciameter Iron Works,
NV York Sh" has taken on board whatever
l. needed for service. and has been ordered 70
hasten TO sea. The Montauk will he ready Tor
"a and for service III less than a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

GkS. NORRIS AND THR PORTER TRIAL-
General Morris will probably be relieved from
duty on th" Porter court martial, on account of
the alleged illegalny OF placing a regular army
officer on the trial Of n volunteer. Gen King
is now the only one absent from Porler's court
martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
GONE TO SEA.

The new iron-clad Passaic, from which go
much Is expected, has gone 70 sea from New
York; destination unknowa. She will b.
promptly followed BY a consort
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TIM FIRST ARMY CORPS

Gen. Reynolds has been placed In command
Of the First Army Corps. Major VIM Painter,
Aid-ds-Cnnp to Gen. Halieck. has been de-
tailed rs quartsrnastsr of the CORPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

30 Glen Sige!'S scouts returned YESTERDAY
They r'rort Jscksoas head qusrtar, AT Urper-
Niiie' cavalry iorS", suppo,.'d 80 he Whites,
eo'upying Wsrpnion, Waterloo Bridge. and
Alt'e, and they sre sending GU, pickets IN All
ClI,.Iians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

Gen. Milroy. IN IA, r, cen, expedition 4,
80. bouonl' An Highland county, msrshed
's"~s IN eleven days Among other things.
"c @es'r'ytd three sNIpr,rT work. and no,
pcnnsis O; ssItretrr. NV"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

GEN. BrELL's CAsK-The cour, Of ,aau,ry
m 6en Ru~lis case will commence In Indian.
aF'aS on Monday next. SPECIAL inquiry Will
20 msce' among ether N alter, into his conduct
NJ the ba,lr 81 Pcrrv,nIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

~ Brisadier General Graham has bceu r.
i'eNrd from duty on the McKinsiry court-nar-
uai, on account of hemorrage of tn. lungs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

- IL Il reported that Gen. sherman will
shortly take The field, and Gen. Lanman, of
lows. he commander of Memphis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

Ah"fe Ma much rejoicing yr-,.,5,x IN
bs1omore over thr unconditional r,lessa Of All
me - I.y lard p0itc~l prisoner, her-,o,.ra -
us dN a. Fort " arrrn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

~ The re t9ts for re,ruue stamps a, ,a,
s.hcc of the Cosnmsssonrr 81 In;,,n>l Iexa,ua
i'r'l" week crd'nG Nov"u,her sIs; smouatas
g., ~ " sale, naorv thar Sx.aS,uSaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
RAILROAD FINISHED To FALMOUTH

naihhohp rINiohhp 10 fAhMot III
The railroad from Aqua Greek To Falmouth.
opposite Fredericksburg, has been completed,
and WAS put in use this morning The advsn-
tagcs 10 b. derived from the use Of this now 80
important road are readily perc 'ivable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

PRESIDENT LINCOLN VISITS TUE ARMY.
On "wednesday afternoon the President went
down per steamer to Aqua Creek and spent
the nsht with the army OF thu Potomac; doubt
LEES IN consultation with Gen. Burnside. He
returned TO his post here yesterday forenoon