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Instructions in Penmanship The &

Instructions in Penmanship The iirst
class in penmanship at the Miami Conner
cial College, Nos, 326 and 32s East Third
street, for the. Fall and Winter months Of
GA and 65, will commence on Monday even.
ing, Sept. 18th, at It o'clock. Day class
from 2 till 5 in the afternoon. New scholars
for the evening class will be admitted till
the first of October Afternoon scholars re.
ceived at any Tins. Terms 50 90 for TWEEN
ty.four lessons. Liberal deduction TO clubs
Tuition payable in advance, and good i'm.
provement guaranteed to the attentive. For
further particulars apply to the principals or
the agent. rsa.t 3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
The Gigantic HIppOpOtamus

or ''BEHEMoTH" Of Holy Writ, Of whom it is declared
tiob 40-S3) upon earth there ~ not his like This
specimen OF the brute creation, he last yestpe
Of pre- Addnis erisfenee captured by his present
keeueT ALI, the Egyptian, by order Of the NIucroy
Of Egypt 1000 miles above Cairo, the White Nile,
in Africa, and imported into this country vt an
expense Of more than $4,000, by G. G. YUIcE, Esq,
with whom such arrangements have been made aB 10
enable the Management 20 present him TO the public
in conjunction with the other unique attractions, which
make up thus Catacb sm Of Wonders comprising this
gigantic combination.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To CASptpATrs Under the head Of "snnounce-
mtnts' ae viii insert the names ot gentlemen who
desire 70 be csndae. tOr The ysri,us Offices to he
filled at the October election, ior ~ ~ which In all
cases mast accompany the announcement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

Runaway. horse Of Mr.. Schuttee
attached to spring wagon, ran away this
morning, starting on Jefferson, an running
aroind to Third street, Mr.. Schultz was
considerably injured, and the wagon baaIy
smashed up.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

Nav YoRK, Sspa l4--Ths steamship Man
chester, With Qps daI later psvi, via Queshs
town, Is siRnRled ials eitsa6sse4 .saiVi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
tas Remoyal--W g. Belvile has removed
Il his Las efics 70 the corner Of Third and
Main streets over the Dayton Bank,
sept 9-dawl

Shrubbery, Fruit Trees, &c.--Mr.
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries for the best lot of shrubbery, fruit
trees and evergreens, ever offered to the peo-
pie of this city and county. Prices low as
ever Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr.. Say through the
Post office Of Dayton, who win attend to
them with punctuslty, s sept 9'daw2w,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
9atItt' empire
City and Other Matters.

Lost-Shawl --Lost, somewhere between
Water and Second, Lady's Scarlet Sha~l.--
The finder will please leave it at this Office.
l2;f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
RseEuls. aslnE FeI.r.ra.

NEw YoRK, Sept l4-Large numbers ol
recruits and substitutes go TO the front to-day.
|, 100 are going from Harts Island There
are l,7O0 in Boston, and 800 at New Haven
awaiting transportation. "a
The steamship Vanderbilt, which has been
in this port for long time refttng, is again
ready for sea- The improvements will proba.
bly, enable her to increase her ordinary high
rate Of speed, and it is considered likely she
will resume her search for the rebel pirates.
New YORE, Sept. l4--Mayor Gunther has
sent letter TO the American Emigration Com
pany, refusing his sympathy and support, on
the ground that the act Of Congress under
which the Association was organized, is in
his judgment for another purpose. Its title
was a misnomer, and should have been called
bait under false pretenses to enlist fo-eign'
ers .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

Notice--Persons who have interested
themselves 10 the matter, are hereby notified
that in September last decree of divorce
was obtained on the application Of G. W
Grubb, against his wife, Ann Amelia Grubb-
l3.3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
Picket Firing in Front-An order.

New York, Sept. l4.-The Commercials
Washington special says: ~,
Officers who left Grants headquarters yes-
terday, report that nothing was going on ex
cept occasional shelling aud picket assaults
The recent order Of the War Department
against subordinstes giving information, 10
carried 10 the extreme of Withholding the
dates Of the death Of deceased soldiers, thus
keeping back the payment Of insurance money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

Boys clothing OF superior class, which cannot Be
surpasaed IN the East or West large stock OF boys
Also al riga stock Of Pisce goods, which we're puT.
chassd before the sudden rse, which will sell 10
this fall. III fIINN III W al HRKESu,
ang2s No. a Main st., opposite the COURT House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15
Sherlf's Proclamation.

SHERIFF's OFFcE
DAYTON. september 80, 1884, !
Proclamation ~ hereby made To the qualified voters
OF Montgomery county, that general elect n viii
DO held As required by law, on the Second Tuesday
OF October to-wtt;
October llth, 1864,
at the several places Of holding elections IN sa,d
County at which time the following officers are to
be chosen.
One Supreme Judge (lu Term).
One do do Gong Vacancy,
One do do (short Vacancy
One Secretary o State.
One Competoller OF the Treasurer.
One Member VI Public Works, (fnll Term.
Que do do do Vacancy
One Representative IN Congress OF the United
States composing the counties Of Montgomery, But.
Ter, Warren and Preble,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

New YoRK, Sept l4.-Gold, at 4;SO ?. n
advanced to 229.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

rENoR RRRT-Ro. ass ID street. fer ave or ten
4 4oU0HERs AGsqt lHi sepW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15


The following telegram has been received
from Gen Sherman on the same subject
ATLANTA, Sept l3, $40 P. M--Hon. Il. M.
Stanton, Secretary of War; am very glad
to hear the draft will be enforced First, we
need the raen, they Come as privaies to fill
our old and tried regiments, with their expe-
rienced officers already on hand and third,
because the enforcement of the law will man.
hest power resident i'm our Government
equal to the occasion. Our Government,
though Democracy, should in times of trou-
Bile and danger, be able to WELD the power OF
great nation. .a.snlvt
All we'll
[Signed] W. T. SHERMAN.
The draft is ordered to commence in all
the States and Districts, whose quotas are not
filled by volunteers, on Monday, the 9th and
will 90 on until completed Volunteers and
substitutes will be received and credited to
as late q period as possible. Volunteering is
still progressing with vigor in most Of the
States L. M. STANTON, Sec'y OF War.
.r O. . "a D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

HAVING TIN. day purchased the entire interest OF
III A g. Nixon 10 The nrm Of nre Nixon,
shaleonlinus 10 carry on the WhoiesAle and Reiail
Clothing business. Having large stpvk OF clothing
on hand purchased before t1e great advance shall
oter elothing cheaper than any other house tosn.
Wishing to reduce my stoik Lence the reason OF M
oG ring my RoaGA se cheap am selling tlH'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

GEORGE WOGAMAN
shena0i Montgomery County, Oh o.
D4rgos, September 81, 1864. septg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-15

one Pork Inspector
AMI the Trustees Of the several Townships and Of
the several Wards Of the cty Of Dayton, IN Eaid
county, will take notice that they are required to
retnTn the following number OF Jurors irom iheir
respective ownzhlps and Wards TO tue CLERK Of the
Court Of Common Pleas properly design ting those
Tor Pr male Court, rom those iOT the Common Pleas
an Superior OOnTte lO-Nit;
, 1864-11-20
Horrors Of q Rebel Prison~In'
human Cruclties to
Our Soldiers.
4 Bold Speech In the Rebel Con-
grcSs---Some Plain Truths
Announced.
GEN. CURTIS ABAnD0NS THE PuR-
SUIT OF PRICES REBELS.
Gold Closed at 21o Ia.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting Military and polffscn'
Sumn1ary-Thc Cabinet Changes.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.tbune.)
:. WAaU1NaFpN, Saturday, Nov. 10. 1854

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttfbune.1
:. WAauI1aEpH, Saturday, Nov. t9, 1851
Arrangements have been made By Alassaz
chusctts and New Hampshire to give all their
soldiers in the hospitals hereabouts turkey
for Thanksgiving dinner.
Reports, well authenticated, state Early to
be rapidly retrcating down the Valley, and
descrtcrs say. with view Of striking aeross
The country to the rescue Of Charleston md
Mobile. j..
~sccrutnry Stanton WAS at the War OfIlcc to-
dny, collecting estimates from the several bu-
rcaus for the completion Of his annual report.
His health ia far from being restored, and his
successor may be looked for at an carly day.
4 freight train on the. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, ncar Baltimore, ran oil to-day, kill
ing brakeman and injuring one or two other
employees.
Mr.. Seward and Thurlow Weed arc said to
be Using THUR utmost cxcrtions to hayo N. r.
hanks rlaccd II chargo of tho War Of]lcc.
Thus far thoy 1lnvc not 1unlo much hcadway.
Richmond papers ~ late as tho 10th, rc.
ccivcd, show the rcbcl mind to bc In COM
plctc muldle over Shcrman's Movcs.
News tton Tho front Is Of tito most inter-
calling character rrosrectively. Gen. l'uy,t.
side has assumed command Of Ills old corps.
Tho luttorlngs among tic wounded birds
OF Wall street arc said to hayo afforded murt,
fnnoccnt amusement behind tho Treasury
vaults. Had our warnings been needed for
the past fow days, many bleeding victims
would have escaped contributing to tlls IN.
tDyYnent and tile o71d Ia mot vat
, 1864-11-20
OUR BLOCK AIDE SQUADRON,
nertrnctfon Of n Valuable Fishery
Capture Of ThrcC blockade Runners.

WAsn1Soroy, Nov. 19.-Rcar Admiral
etribling Inns communicated to the Nayy d..
rartmsnt the particulars Of tho destruction
Of d yalrablrrcbcl fishery on AIarsll Island,
north Of thu Oklahoma River, Florida. by an
expedition from the steamer stars md Stripes.
Oct. 10Th. The flsl,cry, which WAS largcani
valuable ono 10 the Conitdoracy. WAS entirely
destroyed. and sixteen prisoners captured,
without my loes on 0ur side.
Tho following captures nro reported to tho
Department: Tho English schooner Lucy,
with an nssortel Fargo, by tho u. y. schooner
Sea Bird thu crew ill escaped to tue shore It,
a s1lIail boat, with tho exception Of ono ,na,l
who WIS too drunk to n,ovu or say any thing,
She was from bahia, aud cleared for Mata.
luornN.
Acting Vol. Lieut.. Schmidt, commanding
tho U. s. steamer Mia, rrj.orts tho capture oi
IN unknown schooner On tho 9Th Of October.
The crow also escaped to the ahoFc In s,nall
heat. l.cforc leaving, they fred the aehoon.
CT, hut The iiamcs weru extingufniicA by 4,
boats crew from tho N!ta.
4 small sloor, no name, WAS captured Oct.
a4th. by tho U. 8. sloop R0salIc.
All the captured yeskcls nrc now attached
to tho Eaat Guif blockadfng squadron,
, 1864-11-20

II. u. III. STEANfn 8woRDFIsu,
]nEtdo SANDY. H0uk, Toy. II, f5Gl. I
This weasel cast anchor here two llv,,rs since
af cr puasngc or twcnty-two days tton tho
Care OF Good I1orc. On Frhlnx morning, tic
10Th Inst, ln.itudo 10 deg ,,ortfl, longitude 90
deg. west, tho lookout on tho lnrctop deserted
4 strange looking objcct on thu 1oe tow, which,
oti nearing, proved TO bea ratt, With number
~. 10 singular n circumstance threw tho slhtr
Into great excitement. The Captain ordered
boat launched Immediately, suptnx!ng The
jHuplr 10 have escaped ifU1n foundtfrd YES.
eul, ind of course desiring to ho picked up.
aid ths steamer was nrarly stationary. Il
1ury"n,ast was rlcgcd on tic rnft, aud they rnn
up n tlag and clecred Justify. Our CaHta!n
never swcars In English, but i addicted to a
cot Of rers!an cath; ny The great OK" hc
Thorc werc about twenty-five, mon on TIC
Iaft, and they wcto In a very Jolly humoT,
Seeing tho bont lowered, ono Of tho purity
shouted, "ecnd us aomc whisky. We don't
want TO bo Picked up" Tho Captain couldn't
ssna w. cn "hore To- nrs ysa senE and sre
buafncsa, seul us some whiaky, Ind won
glyo you. dispatch to takt into rort.''
Tic raft was now close under thu loo ii tho
sl'll', aud topo was thrown out 10 II, whllca.
barrel Of whisky. wae s!ung OF. AZ soon nj
ley ey @: a Id al tr eS IL ES the 81 5S a Tne +
thcrc appeared y list Of passengers. wltc!,lho
clerk rrad aloud. .1'ho arst ha!no OF Il was
Jatnos t,ntl.ric. "1Iy lltlnlur," cried tiio
cartaln, "tl,at's Tho Chicago IintfSr,nI' r. X
cheer went NJ ff"m tl!u ra:i ~ Tho sall was
iamss Gut!,fi", 1eorga ii. il. isndlssot, % ti"Fntio
seymour, fothaN1c Wnt,t!, y, l.. Vaiat!llr.
Lam, 9, \. tux, alI.t M!neiren ollturt.
Whvn last *rt'', ihs, rhfl was .I'aktaR M'uth:
, 1864-11-20
PEACE RIJMORS.



New YonK, Nov. 10. The Worlds Wash.
lDgton correspondent says the French Minis
ter had an interview with Secretary Seward.
In which he renewed the offer to place the
services of the Government at the disposal Of
the President, to facilitate negotiations with
the South. Mr. Seward told him he would
consult the President, and invited him to
another interview on the matter.
PH1LADELrHIA, Nov. 19.-The NtAttia pub
fishes . special dispatch from Washington to
tho following effect The National IaItllj-
genser understands that President Liucoln ID
shout sending peace commissioners to Rich.
mond. offering d basis upon which tho relcla
Gun agntn return to tho Union.
Ngw YoRK, Nov. l0.-Tho Posrs spccta1
says the peace r1ltnors hnve no otl,crfuunda
tion than tho President having complfmcntcd
Butler On hfs Ncw York speech. Tie stories
Of ofscnnlng pence commissioners to Richmond
arc without. foundation. a proclamation,
however, may bo fss,,cl In tuw weeks. There
IL no truth !n tho roport that Mr.. Fcsscnden
Inns lHcn selling gold to bring down the ,,rc'
MUM. To t!iosc who afo aware of whit Il
golng On ut this moment In tho prosecution
Of tho wnr, 1t Is not surprlsinE tItat gold
treubles. Instead oftl,ucamlmsgn being ended
there has not been tl,ue for nix months
when thc C0nfcdcracy Was In 80 much dange,
ut different points ~ nOw.
, 1864-11-20
FROM ST. LOUIS.


:,
Especial Dispatrh to ne Chicago Tribunal
ST. Louts, November IL.
rbc cf,,ccz md mcn Of the Sd division 1I,,r,
o,-nv rn-ns - arc cvery where In tfe At - troat. ~ ~
Mms soete' ~: ia sf7o- .,a,e ~ otlects 70
day, dusty and t'fsa al'es shelr march In
pursuit Of Price. Iney. arc shortly to 60
South.
Tho rchc,s undcr Col. Brooks 1,avc bccn
.-.sn. ~ "a,.nrc FovetteYi1,. Al, ,r,,o-
t'3mG ~ eap'u's .tss o' ta.a' 4asy
were mostly consc5ipte a''o ecsal@ nowly
organized, and actually Invested TIC town on
the caat md xrcst fortnight s|ncc. Tic town
w, ,,o,a ,,*, tx,,on.,a cnra1rv ona .rr,roo-
....,." ~ s.,,ss. r. ~. ~ ,."ats
'he"'s "c'o Haao 70 u1lso "! tue lhsaosFs.
At carly dawn Capt. D. G: Hopkins, supported
by Capt. f, ]. Harrison. In command Of abopt
one hundred d,s,nountrd men. moved m
tto ,r,,,ntu,,, .,aa. a,,d eon,,',,,..l liz, .a
'"o M.".''"H ,'.N euse "ua s""'to'.ea % NV. ~
caange h'e roAuoh eoSofas tnnos' aho hnh'ly,
by tho old u Il l2.pound mountain howltzcr,
fusfon. In tho mcsntlme nm attack OH t4,,
,~n.t ,... -, ~ ,r,,.' ,.,aas I'D .,,,oss e.",
vii ,,sr'.t"S .na,, tos e'u s,,eS new
snnr co,n,,,sI tho,, 1o .S VIII T., ~ r'
Innic ti,i"i, n s ~ t,a ni;yo,s !" ,nntaina y.
rn,nI rs,ccr INN ny ~ W ys tniI Low wsIi th.u
onnrecinted nn nttrmnt m iIc ,,art nf ] III,
,ncn to lake fi,crn in 0' i"'' '0'
Hur En,, Esss. ,.ss ~, o,, ~ lin sneotar. n.
nm "s;1,"si"s,ic ,'aatfn,r ha1I lax nI~',t ~
fhe Menhnntflc Jii.rorv 71nii IN Ii,a nreas;nn
~ fhe fnnnnnrnti,n ~ tha ,,o~ement In i,n.
haIfn ~ ti,T SoiJiar.' n.nsons' Hnrnn ria
Eancrn1 mails onn ~ r. chnrscto-3sttc
sncstne.: hr,nc,'inr $ az ,,tn a rrv;cw n 's H.
military onthotffiea n 3ro,tnT wifi
, 1864-11-20
FROM TEE SOUTHWEST.
1svacunt1on Of Mntnmorna by tlae
French - Attack OH Brownsville.
Texas, Expectcsl.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 10,-By tho steamship
Morning Star, from New Orleans, 18th inst,
VIC are tnformed that the French troops havc
evacuated Matamotas, leaving tho inhabitants
70 take care Of themselves. At Brownsville,
Texas, on the opposite side Of the Rio Grandc
from Mata1horas, there il but a small force Of
rebels, who are apprchending an early attack
from Cnicn troops. Now that their Imperial
hood, there ia nothing to prevent our officers
rc~occupying Brownsville whenever they deem
It proper.
The recent Treasury orders declaring New
Orleans In an fnsurrectionary district, and pro-
hibiting shipments Of psuduce to market there
have been couuterrnanded, and the commerce
interdicted by those orders is pgain permit
ted.
It is now stated that General Canhy's
wound Is 80 serinus that he will not be ublc
to take the saddle for at least six months.
The reported large capture by the Union
Colonel farrar, commanding at yidalia, L.,
Of cattle, which tho rebels were making ef:
forts to cross ovcr the Mississippi river from
Texas, for the supply Of Hoods army, is con.
1rmed.
, 1864-11-20

Gen. Candy lIccovcFing--E1leknl In
yntc0 bY <3ncr1lIMs.-Cap&uFc OF i. n
Rebel 1sr1Rad1er General.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tstbunc.]
TtHrn HA}urAsw hSnw IN

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tsibunc.]
oAino, Saturday, Nov. 10.
Tic steamers City Of Altan aud Pauline
Carroll camo up .o.day from below having In
tuwn tho monitor Eunboat Ncosho, which, IL
now lying nj anchor or tho city. Thu gun.
boat ilas not bco,i disahlctl, but hAd liuar'y
vxllAnAted hot, r,pt.rriy Of f>ic,.
Nows ffnn Ncw Orlcai.s IA Ii llta 18th.
fon. Cansy wns reported oasicr, atd 1t ID
thought lo would aoon recover, his wound
not being coIIaiderch mortal. OF eatrae tto
suin0ra iNaDllrllrtl at thu Ea4s ftaln Memphis
OF canty'~ death Hru an invention. iLo Ii
having excellent caro-, lib wlfo being with
him.
Gen. 9hal,or lIaa arrived At Columbus, and
will take command of that post. Thomas
carl!s|e, Superintendent of the u. i. Military
Railroads running out .! Columbus, died on
Wednesday. He waa from Toledo, Ohio, aud
much respected by largo elrcls Of eoqua!nt-
ances.
Two hundred rebels, parts Of two different
gangs, entered Hickman two days since, rob-
bed the Inhabitants, Quilted storos. and than
lett with their booty without further depro-
dattpns. For some time, rast the post Of
Hickman has been free from such valuations.
There Is \ Tutnor that Gan. Sol. Meredith
will take command Of tha State Of Kentucky,
should thero be any change.
Your correspondent 1t Columbus, Ky.,
sends the following: Quite a brilliant cap
ture Was made by Capt. Smith and small
squad Of the Kentucky State Guard, on Sun
day last ut Troy, Tenn. Capt, Smiths com.
pany passed rear the picket line aud amused
themselves BY making frequent incurslona in.
T. Tennessee through portion ot Western
they had the good fortune to come across,
and disposing Of 'thieying bands Of guerillas
which lnlest tho country. Aa the rebel Gov
ernor Of Tennessee had called out the militia
and appointed Brig. Gen. 7. Ct,chnne in com
portion Of the State, our boys thought It q
nice opportunity to spoil the little game by
capturing the leaders, They sailed forth on
Saturday, penetrated as far a. Paris. Tenn,
and then without shedding blood captured
Gen. Cochrane, two Captains and private,
together with the rolls of the companies al.
ready organized, and brought them in safety
and triumph. The General and his compan.
ions are now luxuirating In the military
4Sl3Ous
, 1864-11-20

R:cckfnrIdge Reported to hare Over
powered Our Troops in East Tcnnex-


LOUISVILLE, Nor. Intelligence, deemed
rcliable, but the accuracy whereof cannot
now be determined, says that very recently
the rebel Gen. bfeckinridgc, with ID 600 men,
after desperate fight, defeated Gillcm, who
lost 400 prisoners. The number Of killed and
wounded is not stated.
No fears Of IN invasion of Kentucky, as
consequent upon this reverse, are appre-
hcnded, as the military authorities are fully
into the State.
new YoRK, Nov. 19.-The defeat of Gen.
Gillcm at Bulls Gap is announced In the Rich
mond Enquirer Of the 10th by an official dis
patch from Lee. He says on the night Of the
thc enemy attempted to retreat. At O'Clock
on the 14th he struck their column and routed
It. taking several hundred prisoners, ten stand
sons and horses complete; a1so ambulanccs
With medical supplies.
, 1864-11-20

urrangcd to meet shor1nan's army and our
AndcFsonyille prisoners at somu point on the
Gulf Of Atlantic coast, with a Ia fgc cargo Of
potatoes, onions pickles, krout and dried
sion, viii accompany the supplies and dlstrib.
utc them to to cur boys. Let ali contributes
to this noble enterprise and send ali articles
above named In strong casks, marked "illi-
noIs Sanitary SUPPLIES for sherman's Army,
caro- of Col: I. r: Rob-, bt Me- Msmph;,, Tenn" All
ffce Transportation aud all other necessary 81.
fanrnneris are made.
, 1864-11-20

<30fd-t1~n, Grant f1nfnR to washing.
tnn-T1tN Florida AMlr-ArttvD Ono.
fatlbna Expected nj tho Trent.

Nxw YonK, Noy. 1a.-Gold u excited. Tho
rscu waa f0tccl HI, BY sl'e bulls stotn ?lft}< 10
4249{, but wunt down n...lt to 40.
1lIu tttnn.frrtlrs Washington apcu1at snys
flrn. tlrane ID ex1oc}att In WaslitnKtut, in
Mnhday evening, having tNrn srnt fur 10 eoI,.
tnlt wilt. tho 1'rosltinht. ll!s .hct, In ccntscu.
tuB will. lftr wnr ussii,iatra lnng staArd on thu
Largo n,fcn anil nrt!vr operations, tntluatn
Tint ~" alm!nisttntiun L. Ae.arintnrtt "a
!ARka thu Fuhelx t'el tl,u null weight 1s tho
awuyti,
Ihe ata.r Department ia'rngagrd~ taytatl.
Knt!Ng lin Fnrtln affair.
The. lltehm0ntl Wig Of Wednesday says an
ila.niRsa tiHrt al trRnhjmrts Ind Arrived in
Mobile !ay. Indicating u movement In TINT
quarter at i'm early day.
This Special Coinn.lttcn Of the rrtal Con.
greaa hav1 reported ". It. Il. t;ohb ataloyal,
and recommended sIs expulsion trou. the
Ilnnko,
Tho Washington Republican Of last evening
says Tint actlva olMratt0ns may ba expected
al my moment Glso that Gen. burnside has
taken command Of ths 9th Corps.
, 1864-11-20
FROM. THE SHENANDOAH :.
Early3x Rebel Army-HIs Recent I'm.
successful Advance.

NEW YORK, November 19.-The Rerdds
Shenandoah Valley correspondent says the
main portion of Early's army was In the
vicinity Of Woodstock, in wretched condi-
lion and much discontoated. When. Early
made his advance last Saturday, he thought
Sheridan had been weakened, but on learning
his mistake, he beat = hasty retreat EARLY s
retreat Is regarded rs an abandonment Of the
lower part Of the valley.