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A RE YOU GOING TO ENLIST
II 80 real this advertisement and net scnsibly,
- doing the brst tol yuurrelf aud
AVOID BDlN BROKERS'.
Iheic " no reason that "a iuAn should share Ills
bounty with Runners and Brokers, when hr can
ENLIST WIN An ARMY OftiCEE,
aud gct .Ncl) cent oi IL without AM iutcffcr-
cucc.
The Tooth Rcglncnt Col. Lewis T. Barncy.
gallant od corps nov stationed In the d,irnCca of
NAhinftau, " by Hecai order to he rocruiti up to
fuli standard. louo ihs the Supervisors OF dici-
cat towns have showed them Ia give
500 BOT My, FOk one YEAR MEN.
Whatever bounty BROKERS and Runners may tell
you, that Ia the
HIGHEST BOUNTY NOW PAID.
But II NJ any time any towns should he paving more
they will enlist their to the credit Of that H.
and will
GET THEN EVERY CENT POSSIBLE
. lht bounty, with the pas, tgkre u, 10 week for
u. year, more than any man Gun earn NJ home.
,ocd Men viii be made Nou-t OIni srlonoi officers,
AMI even thing viii he done 10 make thu iu,u CON
tented, aud each new COMPANY good one.
CONF AND Skk TIE CAPTAIN,
who VIII five you every information, whether YOU
enlist Ia his Company OF not.
~ no iiIoiiway, corner Astor Place.
nj the Office BEFORE gOti.DCK,
Nc. 40 BROADWAY, corner Astor Place. 800
A RMY AND NAVY-l0 ALIEN Isl BSTI-
"a tut.s and 10 vuunte wanted Immediately ;, to
hOuuty. Cfrh down soon pa-ted examinations.
'hoic" NJ regiments and tell"i t. faiuliu. Apply
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NY MAN CAN HAVE SGOO CASH, RIGHT
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I FEW GOOD OPERATORS WANTEU-

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hose accustomed to bM,diul pfuItried. Apply t. 10.
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OPERATORS ON W. < ". MACHINES.
Oon houses none but good hands need apply 81
.yth st, bet lUth and llth ages. Call all the week
IN biu ouent. -
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A--mu-t ie competent 70 press sotk. md tke
~ huttor boes. Call all the week. a. South 81 n,
iilinni bu. al. II
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CERVANTs WANTED IN RROOKLYN-
~ We sant 30 experienced servant. i'u..c llgtey,
for excellent tiuaIou-' anu hl.h-t WAGE iu s4tc-
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Court st' Brooklyn. N.b.---Wc can loAd this
Office. l5
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ing one for sae low can hear OF cusl customer uy
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,kOO CASH IN HAND FOR ONE YEAR

~ OOtof soluntc,in lot tho army, tor iuard duty
~ Elnira, state Of y. y. f5iN cash for and
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ton II. VI
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WANTED.

ITO BAKERS - WANTED A MAN To
L work second hand on bread and cake. Apply
by letter to 40 Burnet Of, New Brunswick, Nj. 2sl
TINSMTTHS wANTED-LIBERAL Wages
=, = to scod vcrkmen.. Apply 20 JOnN X. WOOD
from Je sey Git Feuy. Il
To BOOKBINpERS-WANTrD EV-rs
Il hn-hcr Gnd Assistant hni-hcr. None ui 3, cd
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Veet. Constant Woik. Cone ui zee, for ,c1tt .cIf
Apo 81 C.ty Hsil Place. va the iear. fop i,o. -
'TO CAP MAkEKS-WANTlp \ FIRST
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al'ersl salat' and CONSTANT emplo, tu,ut ,hr wear
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a RESPECTABl.El YOUNG GIRL Wishe,
n p.sc, With aie-e and CLOAK n.r.ef or Ia 4
,oie No objections TO the city county. l., v -.
1gth - D.,
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$4,000 I1n ), rA.n
cAgh loun,ies for one year men. Inyallds also
Ted Tor the Invalid Corps this city. Men credited to
any county or town. lI2
, 1864-12-10

The tntmers having devoted large share Of
their attention to syrup-making there is
large quantity Of cotton ungathcrtd In the
field, which was left by the Federals, but
there is not d horse or OK In the country !:
hence the Saving Of corn will be difficalt
matter at Madison they broke open DR..
Oglcby's office and Carried Oft all lis uedi-
cines, including several jars Of arsenic aud
corrosive sublimate which had no labels on
them.
"A distillery near Greensboro WAS not de-
stroyed. The enemy we're under strict dis
cIpline, and when Pfi1ates were found depre-
dating on private property they we're severely
punished by order Of Sherman. OF course
strsgglcrs committed depFedations with iu-
puniIy. The Eetletals expressed great aston
ishmcnt at the rich country they were pass
ing, and at the ABUNDANCE OF PROVI-
SIONS in it.
"Gcn. slocum gare orders to citizens on his
route to shoot down bis straggglers;: One
whipping" !;
The convention Of tobacco dealers adjourn
cd }to-day after passing vote to have all
It's documents published. Ths proceedings
we're harmonious throughout.
The Exchange Of Prisoners.
The Htra2d's Hilton Head special say that
the exchange Of prisoners up the Savannah
River has suddenly ceased, the rebels being
unable longer to deliver our mcn owing to
6l,erman's movements, or Fosters movement,
or some other cause. There Is some pros
pcct that The change may bo continued ut
some point near Charleston. We have nor
received about 6,0o0 prisoners altogether.
w For Audttlonnl News by Te1e-
graph, gee Fourth Page
, 1864-12-10

Illinois BushsEhncker* In Mont@oIn-
crv tpunfY-Thcy are Arrc4led- -
Hone Ike6elB in Troub}e-Whcre
%lirrn.nn IL Going.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Frlday, Dec. O.
On Saturday last fiyc men with blackcued
faces, and armed with two rcvolvers each, ap~
pcared at the house Of JolaAaS. Roberts, .
farmer residing about four miles north OF
Litchfeld, Montgomery county, and pre-.
eenting their weapons, demanded anything o.
value in the house. They got In all about
$3.50 and. some jcwely. They we're subse~
quently tracked to Litchdeld, and 1.-TWO young
men were arrested with portion of the plum.
der On them. One Of The men is Simpson,
Eho was engaged with Henderson In thu
shooting affair at Fidelity, in Jersey coun'
II, and for which Henderson VAS shot. The
other man was not secured till Monday last,
and part Of the plundcr was also found in
his possession. he was held to bail In the
sum Of 81 600.
Peter Cu1ley Was arrested today By order
ofGcneral Cook, and examined before United
states Commissioner Andrews, on charge
of aiding and assisting descrters to escape By
exchanging clothes with them and secreting
their uniforms. he Was held to bail in the
sum Of s. 900 for trial before the United States
Court.
The thermometer. at Q o'clock this NOR
ming, stood at zero.
, 1864-12-10

with prisoners Of. war by flag Of truce, have
been sent here for publication. They are
precisely the same as heretofore given.
The trial Of Capt. North, New York Militia
Goth Of December, at .- ..~-..s-:.o # the
Government council.
The report of the Secretary Of War is not
ready for transmission to Congress.
The Standing Committee Of the House Of
Representatives appointed at the first session
continue throughout this Congress.
There was q slight fall Of snow here to-
light, commencing at8 o'clock.
, 1864-12-10

sherman'a objective point is Port Royal,
where, when he arrives, he will take time to
recruit his army, and from thence he can ope'
rate against Charleston or Savannah as he
thinks fit,
, 1864-12-10

lntreDcA1nE-k1Fer Matters - FE0M1
East TenntA.;ee-SEhut tSurbrld@e IL
Doing.
NASHVILLE, Friday, Dec. 9.-Jhe weather
is bitterly cold.
There is nothing new on our front to-day,
save scmc sharp musketry firing in front o1
the 4th Corps. Several we're wounded on
both sides.
The gunboat fleet went down the river
agaln to-day. No reports hare been received
from them since their leaving, save that they
engaged the enemy some thirty minutes after
Having here.
The river is a inches On the shoals, sud
falling.
NASHVILLE, Friday, Dec, 9.-The weather
is very cold, heavy sro1m OF SNOW and hail
prevailing all day. The rebel line in our
front appears intact, There are no indica.
items Of IN attack or Of their running. The
excitement in town has nearly subsided, and
no apprehensions rs to the SAFETY Of the city
NAV be felt. The gr1uboats which went down
the river to-day to the point where the rebel
batteries were located, engaged them aud
drove tie rebels back from the river and
silenccd their guns, and then returned to the
city. :.
Little cannonading or skir1nishing has
transrired to-day. The rebels are still throw
ing up earthworks, and considerable defense
Of that character is being erected By Them In
front of the 4th corps. Dcserters who came
in to-day 10Y Hoods forces arc soon to attack
the Union troops.
The riytr is four feet on the shoals.
LOUISVILLE, Friday, Dec. 9.-There was
considerable excitement here yesterday, from
the arrest Of gamblers and the impressment
Of horses. The street cars were temporarily
stopped for want Of motive power.
1 gnng Of Gentry's men took possession Of
LaGfange yesterday. afternoon after injuring
the railroad 50 as to dlsarrange trains for q
day OF two.
Ihe Journals Nashville special Of the sth
| says.
There is no change in the general situntion.
There has been skiI1nleling III front OF the 18th
Corps. The enemy was driven back to his
old line. Few casualties resulted. Prisoners
report Cheathnm's cavalry as On the rebel
riEhi, Lee on the center, and Stewart on the
left. They say Lee hos four batteries Of four
guns eacii in position. Arebcl brigade left IL
the direction ot Alurfreesboro, but it Is not
known whether for foraging or to attack Aur-
frecGbo1o. One Of our batteries on Stedmans'
front orapcd this morning, but elicitcd no
reply. General 7. ]. Wood remains in com.
| mund OF the 4th Corps Couch takes COM
mand Of division In the 23d Corps"
4 Nashville special to the Journal, 9th.
says: ''Thc1c is no change in a1fairs around
| the city,
Adyices from East Tennessee say that Bur.
bridge aud his command were ut Beams Sta.
| lion on the 9th His forces are we'll organ.
izcd and supplied, and in good spirits. This
movement Of Burbridge on Breckinridge's
flank had compelled The latter to with.
draw bis entire to.ce beyond BULBS Gap,
Vaughan was reported at Chucky Bend,
| with cayalTy forcc, and Bush johnson at
Jonesboro; but both reports are considered
| doubtful.
The Journal says: "It is our Impression
! that B1eckinridge will turn up In u new and
| unexpected quarter before long,.
, 1864-12-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
DETROIT, Friday, Dec. O.
Detroit has had another, scare. The author.
itics have received information that band oi
rnidcrs were organizing in Toronto for an in
ccndiary raid On this city. The plot was 10
hare eliminated 1as;' ight. The city Was pa
trollcd by 500 specs. police all night. 400
muskets are kept 10, ID at the office Of the
Quartermaster Genef: :, that could have been
in use in few minut: liter an alarm.
The Adyrtiser and -..i6ufse of to-day pub
fishes the proclamation of the Mayor, in
which he says he has positive information
that the city is in danger. Today be sum-
noncd meeting Of the leading citizens at
his Office, to disclose the nature Of the dan
ger and to provide for the public safety. This
morning zoo soldiers arrived here from Jack
son, and the Soth regiment is to be quartered
here during the winter.
Detroit, from its exposed position, is more
liable to rebel Canadian raid than any other
city On the border.
, 1864-12-10

Threatened Rebel Incendl&ry Raid
Effective aud Prompt Action OF the
Local Authorities : The Mayors
Proclamation.
, 1864-12-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM Sherman MARCH
THE DAWN BEGINS.
All Goes OH Vell--The
Situation Ellc0ur-
aging.
FROM NASHVILLE;---THE
WAR IN TENNESSEE.
The Situation Unchangcd--Hood
Making no Movement nor
Attack. .
FROM GRANTS ARMY---H0
NEWS OF MOMENT.
The Weather q Check on
Operations.
SHOWING YESTERDAY AT NASH
VILE AND IN VIRGINIA.
FROM REBELD0M--.seUTn CAR
OLINA on THE RAMPAGE.
Secession from Mere Force Of
Habit-~The ''Come- -0uter''
State.
Cur New York Midnight
Dispatch-Mi1itary and
General News.
FROM SPRINGFIELD --- ILLINOIS
6usHTHacKERs~--A HINT RE-
GARDIKG SHERMAN.
Fcreien News Scnmcs' New
= Vessel Wreckel"Continntal
Affairs.
A Christmas Turkey Din
ner for Sherman's
Boys.
Cur New York Midnight
Dispatch-Mi1itary and
General News
FROM SPRINGFIELD --- ILLIHglS
6usHEHacKERS--.A HINT RE-
GARDIKC SHERMAN.
Foreign News ~ Scnlmes New
Vessel WreckeQ"C "Continntal
Affairs,
A Christmas Turkey Din
ner for She1man's
Bows.


latest from Gen. SheFKnan-TheE EexIs
Highly Fayorable-Mnt1ers at tho
Cnpttal- military, Congressional aud
meteoroIpUicAi.
, 1864-12-10
FROM s1IERr1AN'S MARCH.

Gcn. LoEanss OpInion-Where Sher-
n1nu IL Go1nE-Rcbel NeWa-Shcr-
man marcllinE "With Measured
rnce's-Advfccs from Port Royal
What the Rebel Papers Say Of the
[ampRIEN.
, 1864-12-10

HEApeUAr7rEs Army or POTOMAC, |
This has been rather calm day along the
lines In front Of Petersburg. Some little
picket firing was indNlged in on the right Of
our line, but the artillery on both sides was
Considerable activity prevailed III the lines
north Of lie james River today, bnt the rain
storm which set in early this morning, seemed
to have put stop to whatever changes, II
any were intended.
The firing was kept up at Dutch Gap all
day as usual, but not with such persistency as
yesterday.
The Richmond papers Of today seem to
| have anticipated a battle in front OF Rich
mond, for the past two or three days, and
have evidently been preparing to resist any
9drance on our part.
| : On the morning Of December Sth, all was
t Csigncd,). ". D. McGREooR.
NEW YoRK, Dec. s.-Thc Richmond papers
| the Amy Of the Junles, and attacks By him
there and by the left Of the Army Of tie Po-
tomac were expected.
Destructive Fires.
St. JOHNS, n. g., Friday, Dec. "a des-
tructiyc fire occurred this morning at Indian
| town, one Of the suburbs Of st. Johns. Ninety
! houses were burned, and at least three hun
| dred people rendered houselcss.
| NEW YoEK, Friday, Dec. 9.-The buildings
| in North Centre street, occupied by various
pcrsons as printing. Offices, book binderies,
| fire this morning 10 the amount Of $40 %,
L. c. Tibbets Was today convicted
on the charge Of committing. q dangerous
assault at the Corn Exc},ange last February.
The Gold Market.
, 1864-12-10

H||!||||[ r.
y ~
CHOKE N G.
PIANOS.
Used uY
ALL GREAT ARTISTS,
CAN BE HADAr
REEDS
TEMPLE OF MUSIC;
Cor. Dearborn and Randolph-sts.

Three splendid Earerooms, consti-
tuting the finest Piano Establishment
in the Northwest.
The largest stock in the city, from
twenty Of the best New York and Bos-
ton factories. An almost endless Va1i-
ETY. Of styles, modern and ancient.
Remember, we are practical Piano
men, are AGENTS FOR NO ONE,
buy on cash contracts, aim TO buy the
best instrument for the least money,
will sell the same quality Piano from
$50 to 800 less. than any house in
Chicago or ths West, and don't claim
then to sell below cost.
, 1864-12-10

Matters at Nashville EcAterdnT-4alI
Quiet OH Our Liucs-Tle Rebels still
n1rencllIng-Ikiver Matters - From
Eaht TeDntA.ee-HEhxt kSurbrld@e IL
Doing
, 1864-12-10
rE ON GEN. GRANTS ARMY.

News from in front OF Kklchmond-The
Weather Checks OpcratIons-Erom
the Richmond Press.
, 1864-12-10

20 feet front between Superior street and ChteAzn
avenue q nne residence lot} wilt h sold chea0 III
| qulle Of offHEOD0RESCH1NTz,R Room No. i, l0o Wash-
lo8son 1{ee[ ae$A18S1pek
, 1864-12-10

W For Additional News by Te1e.
graph, zee Fourth Page
, 1864-12-10

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Il In GREAT VARIETY
Expensive Styles and Cheap Styles,
DUNLOP. sEWEIL & SPALDING. ,
de1c.aIli.lt StAtiQntfs anl PTintera, 1s8 Latest.
, 1864-12-10

KxJKKKSC1s-ThIrd National Bank Chicago: ryfer
Illman 4 Co.. Bankers, d.: o. K. King s Co., nav
fork; LF Dalr 8 Co.. Cincinnati; F HAmnaar CO..
CnaE = ge1eftllY. .tQpIsYiIle KfutuckY dea a9As1f
, 1864-12-10

TOPuOTOGRAPHIC HOUSES
l. Ayoung man tdr.ugtsaan b. pEofcssloa) desires
to learn the butIncss In iii isR different branches.
Wuulu enter Into arsanEements Immediately. Salary
at present no object. Address WIN kYLL. general
r d Chicago. delQ-u0o1 3tnet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
III IL II.

BROwER = Oh Sabbath evening May IS Morgan I. 3.
Brewer in his 18th year. OF the firm Of j. ii. Brewer Co..
Funeral services viii he held on "Wednesday 18th us,
Rev Mr. Van Dykes Church corner Of Remsen nd Clinton
streets, Brooklyn O'Clock precisely which the Teia
tves and friends OF the family the pFedenl and Faculty Of
Columbia College. and the members OF the Clss OF 1851
respectfully invited to attend
BENEDlCT-on Monday morning May IT, Nelly ouy
daughter Of Coleman and Mary A. Benedict aged years
and months.
Friends and relatives invited to attend her funeral nom the
Isienee Of her parent No 10 Lafayette avenue Brook
+CoLLlNs-On Monday May l6, Fannie Z. Dix, wife Of
The relative, end friends are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on Wednssday Msy 49, az O'Clock, her late
residence, No. loi West Forty.hth street.
CoFFIS-At Jersey CITY y J., Sunday. May IS Rolln
J.. Of Joseph }. and Elizabeth Colin aged years.
The cud relative, Of the family are invited attend
the funeral this day Ciuestayl I'm Inst at o'clock D. M,
from noheast corner Of jersey aud Bright street,
without further invitation Cars pass wihir one block
HALsEY-ln Orange II. j. sunday, May l5 Of consump
ton aged " years Mary Charlotte, beloved wife Of Jacob
L. Ha-oy, AID youngest daughter OF the late G, l. W.
The rrave, and friend, are invited to attend her funerd
on Tuc.iy 'th int a, oco.k p m, from her late RS.
dcuce. Harrison street Cure of the Morris and tset Rail
road leave foot Of Barclay street Tor Bhcs Church sa.on
Orange 1T III q. ui returning at 3:ls p. m.
lRNlNG-At Morristown, y. j. SATURDAY evening. May
a. villa s,dnorc, son q the Rev. Dad and LLa5eth
The funeral service viii be held in the Fr., Presbyterian
Church kori,iowU Tursday morning 40 II o'clock The
relatives and friends Of The family respectfully invited to
attend Tho Morris and Es.rs siroad tram viii leave foot
Of barclay street New YORK a sud retain az Z
The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood on
Wedaesday morning Tor intcrment.
LFWlS-On Sunday. May IS, Cofnelia NJ LOWS, wife OF
Isaac Lewis aged o. years.
The relative. ana friend, arc invited a.'end the funeral
ssfvces on "Wednesday afternoon at oclok a. the house
boz In law. Wm. H. H. Moore, No. - las. Thirty
THU street.
RAYL-bn Bergen Hill At the residence Of Mr. q. Victor
Lucy Ida Eayl, only child Of Mrs Martha and the late
David Ray A,hland Ohio aged 10 years and months
sTAPLEsWrrh Staples lih T. = Inflnry, eldest oa Of
WIN. j. Staples o. ,his city. aged p years
He waa killed the battle Of thr Wilderness fhufsday,
the 5h met leaving sCk bed Ia the hed hospital 10 join hs
"a uient against the urgent remembrance Of a
brother oheeT rho him the way and shortly afef.
wards le MORALLY wounded "he in command OF party Of
skifmi,Lers