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Evening star., 1864-12-19

THE ALARM OF FIRE YEsTRRDAY-Yester-
day, about 31 p. m, an alarm OF fire was given
to Rucker and Columbia and the Hook and
fire department. 1t was caused by the wires
of the American Telegraph while in use COM
ing in contact with the alarm wires. The
letters of the Morse instrument are the nu-
merals Of the alarm telegraph, which caused
the alarm to be given apparently from several
boxes on that circuit. The difficulty will not
occur again, as the wires will be separated
Evening star., 1864-12-19

20 TO RUSsELLB BOOKSTORE
~ FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
1ou cannot fail to be suited in style and price.
Goods suitabls fer presents to metabers of the
Catholic Church
S25 Seventh street vest, near
dec li-tjanl Pennsyi snia Avenue
Evening star., 1864-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.
The 0utrase upon Little octarie Rosseau

DISCHARGE OF LCsBY. Z
This morning, the examination OF John E.
Lusby, who was arrested by the military au.
thorities On the charge OF having committed
the horrible outrage upon the person OF little
Octavis Rosseau on the night OF the 9ith of
last month, which resulted in her death on the
following night, as brought 10 close.
The case would have been concluded on Fri
day morning last, but Judge Fisher (before
W hom the accused was brought out on writ
OF habeas corpus) was taken sick and was not
able to resume the examination until this
morning, when, as before stated, Messrs Brad
ley, Jr., and W. Y. Fendall appeared for the
prisoner.
The sister Of the wife of the accused. Martha
Honldnd, (who x was reported gave the lnfor.
was sworn, and testified that on the night OF
the occurrence.she was at the house of the ac-
cused, but did not see him, or know whether
he was at home or not, nor had she heard the
accused and wife talk OF the affair: witness
never knew how the prisoners clothes were
stained.
John Taylor. Witness isa colored
man, and worked with Henry Watkins (who
testified at the last examination) in getting the
marble columns to the Capitol Witness on
the night In question saw gentleman pass
This was about o'clock, and he remained
there at six, when witness stopped work The
little girl, when witness lett work, was play
ing on the bank near by. Witness attention
was called to the man by his being drunk. The
man had on soldiers coat, dark pants and
brown slouch hat, and wore moustaches, but
NO WnlSkeIs. fie appeared W nave oten iatelg
shaved.
Mr. Bradley stated that he had witnesses to
prove that the accused never wore mustache
nor slouch hat.
Judge Fisher ordered the prisoners discharge
from custody; and he received the congratuia-
tions OF his many friends, who have refused to
believe that he could be guilty OF such an
infamous crime.
As usually happens when person is arrested
on a grave charge, a great many reports were
afioat to the prejudice OF the prisoner, to the
effect that he had been guilty heretofore OF
improper acts Of a similar character. We have
endeavored to sift the truth Of these reports,
and are satisfied that they ere either altogether
groundless or that the accused has been con-
founded with some other person. 1t was diff
cult indeed to conceive that young man so
prepossessirg in appearance and vouched for
SO respectfully could be guilty Of SO revolving
deed, and all sincerely join in the qualification
expressed by his relatives and friends, that his
good name has been thus fully and honorably
cleared by the action Of the court.
We may add that some evidence has recently
come to light indicating that the party guilty Of
the deed was partially demented person, who
had been seen In that neighborhcod about the
time of the deed, clad as described Dy some Of
the witnesses, and who had been known to
exhibit perverted propeIsities designating him
as not unlikely 10 be the offender in this case.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TOYS FAsS3 q HSHsS HORSES
snd Sa sRAki
&EEk until ens Whole stock dipo.d o. THIS
Psr.SSs 10 want Of such goods viii do we'll to At.
dec dec sd sti' O''' GREEN & WILLIAMS Auc.s.
RYJ. O. Mcguire d CO., ,Auctioneers,
THl LARGE FRAME BUILb1Na AND our
RtILTnNSr sUI4PiHS ATTAGHfD e 6T,n 2 P0sITE TaA
ksSHs Sa1N Mksts2AR RdHss 1HEsssor
Will he seld at satlic aucti m: on THURSDAY
aud scoemmodation for about 50 quests. The lot
ent under a monthly rent of 500 80 - pt
d.csd J. O. NcaUIRE6 CO., Aucts
OY ). 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ADMINIsTRAIoRS SALE OF HORSES. CAR.
On rH6hsSAS EasSzS aokSlSa aotkNsssas b.ssaosr bSs stu
Of ss fssss I the s:
tween 9Th and 7th streets
si'.e Hackney Carriage. in hne condition
!Calashs Carriage o,.,.s
J aossp ss.s bt cafp5,t.fEf; ap,s E:rns.s sis'sh
iot Has fS and stras Cutting Boxes. ssck., Buck
Tern. & ;.. ! e e and under, =, cash; owe. sh.s
toriiy indorsed notes, hearing in crest
WIN N. DALTON. Administrator.
de Is.d 20. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
pr GREEN WILLIAMS Auctionesrs
TWO STORY FRAME ROusE AND LOT AT AUG.
TION.
On THURSDAY, the I'D instant, we sh aii sell st
O'Clock p IN in front OF the renises, q ,ad
2RtoIy frame hcnae contsining4 rooms, and me
lot on which J. stands. situsted on wide ale, ia
esuare No NJ, between 18th and 18TH and aud
streetR near the Western MRrke. House
Terms One half cash; q lanc- Ia six and tW I've
months. for notes be airing interest.
All convey anc.s including revenue stamps o. Gle
cost of the purchaser
500 viii be required when the property 10
Knocked of AID If not com piled, It i'll again be
put up and sd id to the next hishes bidder who
shall comply.
T1URKIRsi TURKIlslI TURKIEsM!
500 FrAeh TCRKIRs,
900 GEESk 900 DUCKS.
!. Also. $40 FirIins Choice Goshen But fyR fron
Is.sSis cor.sr Of eth and sss, ,iSsxp, * 4 90.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT .OY
- cOLUMBiA, No. 90, EQUITY.
Julius ". Granger. an Adslie Douglas, Jas. >M
Cuns. koteyf NJ and S,tphsn A. Dow las
The parties above paned, G Marbury. Guar"
dian ad iitem. and Me-srs D.vidys and Fisher
hsreb, notified that on the A4th Of Dsce nbsr in
stapt. at clock, at my Office. in the City Hall,
Washins ton. l shall state the trustees account
and The aistributiop Of the trust fund AMI Of any
surplus thereof, among the parties entitled.
de 6N W. EKDIN, Auditor,
Evening star., 1864-12-19

ITO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS OF
Il THE DISTRICT
we now have the pleasure ef informing gu.
ops, ing orr stock of 6ne. FANCY GOODS Tor tSe
hoiidsys and shal be pleased to show them TO
IN part rich Chibs, Bohemian and Lave Vases
musiachs and Motto Cups and Sauesrs. Pansh
Eeceivers Tste Tete Sets, Cigar Stsld., Tobacco
Boxes. Toy Tea eets. and Q variety Of Toys. Also,
Sets
WEBB & BBvERIDQl,
Evening star., 1864-12-19

H~ FOnRTH WARD IMPORTANT AN
~ NOUNCEMENT.-An adjourned meeting of
the General Draft Committee OF the Fourth Ward
will be hello THIS EVENING, at 6 O'Clock pre-
cisely, in the Fire Commissioner Room, City
Hall. Members sf the ub-commttees are also
requested to be present. important business is to
be transacted and full attendance is requested.
BY order OF President Lloya
Evening star., 1864-12-19

NTN OF G +.
u3 MAToR's OFFICE, Dee 10, 1854
The public are hereby notified that every per-
son residing in any street or avenue In this city
shall, within six hours daylight after any fall of
snow, have the same removed from the pavement
IN front of his or her house, under the penalty
prescribed by the act approved January IL 1886
which the police have been instructed rigidly to
enforce. RICHARD WALLACH
dec I3- cost Intel. x Columb'n.l Msyor
Evening star., 1864-12-19

~ great variety OF superior CRACKERS, BIS
CUT, SUGAR CRACKERs, DC. fresh, at the
retail. No. 334 d street. rear 10th Also, choice
GROCERI Es aud PRODUCE, atths lowest prices
Call and see. ds IL ats
Evening star., 1864-12-19
0% AssEMBLY'S CHURCH FAIR
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

rQpen from to i0H p: m. ane assortment Of
Christmas presents will be found there at reason
able prices A celebrated band in attendance.
Admission is cents season tickets So cts dec l6 ST.
R% OFFICE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
nS COMPANY. December IS, lssa.-Notics is
there will be an election held at the Office of the
COMPANY in this city. on MONDAY. January 2,
Ib5 between the hou of l0 and ii O'Clock Il. m.,
for the choice of FIVE Directors, to manage the a-
fairs OF this Corporation during the succesling IL
months. By order J.F. BROWN,
dec l6- eotd SECRETARY
Evening star., 1864-12-19

SOS PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE, 200
49, between ID and Sd. SZS
Ii the best place In the city to get your Olot hing
Boots, ehoes Hat. and all sort of Gents rurniah-
iaS Goods and full assortmsnt of Boy % Oiot
Closed eveIt sstUrdAy.
dseS som' L. UYF1NHEIn1R,
Evening star., 1864-12-19

EyERY BUSINESS MAN, OFFICER, Lawyer,
he use should haye one i'm m ediately. One of those
most useful PORTABLE BOOT BLACKING BOX:
only " to So. and are worth $40 TO every one Call
and see. at 334 street, one door below 10th st.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

N@CULLECTORS OFFICE
u Warrington: December 9, 1854.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Notice il hereby
given 20 al persons n arrears for taxes, whether
specia! or annual tax that unless the same is paid
at this Office before the ist day of January ne xt
the property on which the tax is due will then bs
advertised and sold as the law directs. Those who
WIsh to avoid the heavy expense of Advertising
vi. Please pay within the time named.
deF-eo2w VIM DIXON Collector
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All Quiet in Erouf-D csertcrs and Rcf"-
gees C.uin,. iT--Aiisns Conscriptcd by
10 gp.rrts.

From Our Special Conefrondsr,
CITY POM Va, Monday HoIHing, NOV. a. is'4'
No military Lews of imp0rtance-all quiet
There was ice here this morning quarter OF sn lh'
thick.
Disorders ard refugees coming in more 'tah ever
slice the election They say ,hat many VINO were VIM
tug to Ito result OF tbe election hoping 'oF
lsn and couprom Sc, vii now come over
All British subjects now here ere beng presseu mo
the Rebel sr1rv. Their brethren viii understand what
sueor vloo If j. said that their Lions ana uricyrn
whom pre- cnic ior their exemption are 'oin up anu
throw in tloir ACE, Al other aliens impressed
except the Trench. These are YET exempted.
pr;o Gen. Thomas A. Tgar, commanding let Bri'
code. I'd DIVISION I'd Amy Corps, vac shot through
The arm tbs morning willie riding along the picket
linz IiINoUS.
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banquet TO Capt. WinsiOw.

BosfoS, Wednesday. Sov. IL. IsSL
The banquet given by the merchants and
slpoWners OF Bo.iou 10 Capt Winslow ana bis officers.
aslhc Revere House lat evening, drew together the
principal merchants, and distinguished perSoaaSes in
every walk OF life.
Among the guests wore thc Hon. Edward Everett
Ecar.Admiral Strucham col. Cuban, OF the Engineer
Corps the Postmaster Collector OF the Port District
Attorney, Mayor, aud large number Of others.
Three hundred persons sat down to the t-ble, which
with tine hall was elegantly decorated. Hon. Geo. H.
Ipton presided Hon. Edward Everett responded 10
,ic sentiment TO Tic President IN awarm and eloquent
cuoguIn. -,
Tie gallant cuest Of The evening wIs received win
immense applause. aid gye account OF the cruise oil
the Hoarsarge touching lightly upon tho light WIN me
Alabama and mentioning tho important consequences
and the favorable influence upol the American cause
in Europe that loH ed from thnt enlargement
Iient thompson MAS received with Ike demorslia
tlons Of appialse.
NUMEROUS speeches were made and letters nom IN
yted guests who we've absent, were read, AMONG thon
fom Gov. Andrew, Secretary Welies, the non Ii. u
Winthrop and others.
The company separated nj ~ o'clock with rcs0unding
cheers for the kesrsarse her officers 'nd meu,
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TIE ARMYOF THE POTOMAC
Eesels trying 20 Overflow our Eines-Gen'
Fgnu wounded.
HDQHs. Amy OPP TBB POTOMAC !
tuesday. Nov. ~, lcO1.

HDQHs. Amy OPP THE POTOMAC
Tuesday, Nov. H. le6l.
The Rebels have Lately been playing sharp
game in front Of part ofor line near the hppome''oA
this point there ~ small creek IN front OF orr WORKS
across which they have built dam. which has threat
ened 70 force back our pickethne 10 dangerous e1
tent.
10 counteract the project Ger Eg"n had devised
works, which be supormtended personally TN visiting
apart Of the line on Sunday rishtsa Rebel sAarpshooer
,ueeeeed aftc- several attempts in wounding him. The
ball entering the right forearm passing diagonaiy
down several inches aud out 81 the wrist The wound
is q vefy painful one but fortunately not dangerous
lie goes home tomoTSOw on leave oil twenty days ana
is hoped he viii be able 10 return 10 his comuahd by
The time biz fnrough expires.
Another sharp fight occurred between tic pickets las,
mich, ahcnt 10 o'clock which ss,ed about hour with
out. it is believed, any noticeable result
W d. MEG.
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hudred miles distant living on hostile icouniry by tho
way he IN, undertaken most extraordinary nnar.
it ~ lar cry to l0chcw-hni - nrtheF cry ~
Charles,oA. Tl,ro are circumstances which ienner
this news very suspicOrs. Tclcgr PINE nnnrlcd"h
with Sherman does not exist and II wnnh be "I'hc.I
obtain intcg cncc from Atlanta II j. also iulProp-
Bile that he should hove announced slch a deslsh
through tho Now 0rk Journals even he had DEFER
mined upon il. This ncWs is very i.c Dig hkee "
invented up he fact that sherman mas Irahy
bsrnt atlanta f0r tho purpose ol concentrating ~
Or Inc othci hand thcre sre 'derution which Give
color 10 The story. 10 l1Tn Aani' ana retreat "oult
be- a deadly bow u Yankee prizes yct sherman must
cone away from tat useless place. t chpno Keep MS
army idle there while Hood marches Into Icnness,e
lie nny supposc that fire forces mdei lhonaa WIN we
additions seut 20 him nom Alanta. are snInccnt ="
hold Hood i'm check. and tirt all Z Hoods army h7V.
ing Dccn withdrawn from the Son;h, ne would ma
noihsns 20 oppose rim Oh tine rad ~ Charcon or 10
Wilmington. "a 10 Junction WIN "iaN'' "Aeie''l !"
~ be IL fred.
B,anciug bGh considerations We are SIN iucr'dr.
0us Bat ii 10 b. true tat sherman is nav nor p,hg
fh. prOai Us tcsI-r va may SAT pfeuici iha' hs
march viii lead him 20 tlc pnrndro II fools. ana that
his na-uif,oIt .cncmc viii hrroaitcr be- lcckDned
WEI oil Ire e nl d''a. ihai ne'.f "'lr '.'nc'
Al tie great u",As hat never He.r w .ittni
sud sI fho rlIi .on-s ..ich mover W'fr s.rfi -
Was his indeed Gle tremendous news Ot ne Ne"
York 'ourla, which Grant has tlofgi pepper 10 Keep
om us va, tf lDdrcs he reason 81 tb' SUPP. ON
u exc nn.c during TIE 9st 40 d'rff Ac. ihr
SION - certainly ict and = clrous feet ana 20 "n'
attributed n' mny 70 re cilcuH tuner ~. s',l' "
from W a. long o. ipr' ON 81 eoian'r''n' U'uD,
rs last papers tie, na,e permitted % pass th.oufh
our hucs tlr those oi tie fh. Ir &" usual "a, lsc VIC
ought to lave i..lilD.cs 81 two dHl la"r bGi u d.
ia vain that .hey have been offered tue rs al eNchaAge
iUr two days pist-tiaf our Richmond lorih.ls ha'r
De- waved ,cuulngy before iAcir eyes - tho poiui
wlcrr .xeAau.Cs afo generally elected; pickets axe
rrudrnt re:lcent. iroyurliy' dumb 80. those a|l"i
Siht Ine leaves wlcrciI We might road or mie, az
nitls..y tihird from ls. 1Ai- is pCa'ps i-nnnt b.
De-. q Hr I. 70 . III Il liz N
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g.cw Gen. Cnuby was WoanGcG

Is told in the following extract FROM private
letter written from the White River
GUNDo,T CEI-KEE IS MILES uP WEI RIVER,
soy. q, 1854. 5 ,
Cen Canby, Gen Davidson, snd several st.i o,hc.rs
came 10 the Nt.t, River fcF toys egg. Gen. Ceiy
being on q onriey Litle Rock 20 .oOs sicr afiiEp
there Ills purpose has bcen lEartod, however, by tho
g.cIr!iits
A. an early hour this morning thry fred upon az
from the banks q: tic river Wording the Nenerai
serous y, but ID l. believed not dangerously The shoe
too, effect in the Jeff leg uear the thigl.
Tic Gene ~ ord myself we're the tine stan tnS OF,
IN hurricane deck. L Helped I'm down stairs alt
called the surgeon az once
The yyonnd T. an ugly one, Lrt was made ny r.fef
ihukct ball passing cc'r thEo "a u upper pt:t "a hs
lc-. There every reason 10 Oclese-at leLat II -
L5ped--in,t lie Injury viii not prove As bad as was ap'
pretended q: FIST
lie l. DONG quite nicely aii Nit good. care w,
thin. talt le Ely before long De aL,o % resume he
dutls. he an1 his parry src ~ ontneir way 10 New
Orleans
Thi. river {, 50 nGrrow thai euer' mas if they chose
ui.lt oi>tr1ci its navigation sail'ly In naa! pdcer
il i, not moro than hundred yards vide.
The p7.ty thai iTct uloI ns wa not tTcnty'iyS
yis dstA.: aud tie wond Is that t1ey did not khh
both o. us. We retained IN, oonplimcn. "Ith slapo
ard sAlap4e uut cannot ,eA with what success I,
Yours T. .
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Vho Finy-fourih ysns-eohuscm. Regiment.

Iisa wcll.known fact that inc Jttl Nasal
c4use,,s Rc;.m was no; paid for 20 Hany month";
thas ;hc dissatisfaction Of the men bcsane extreme.
Hoy remembered ;llir services On tic battlefield, an
believed hHt ne Government treated them with iH'
justice, On october Last they were paid in fil. Tbs
following extract tom e,.cr, from an ONCE o. no
rerine to gentleman IL PAliadclpalI describes tla
eject of q !. taiiv ii.ucnt vi contract, aAd VII DO
rcli VITA '1EcI interest;
Yesterday tho .9th. a triumphant dly FOR -
5i,h Massachusetts. The euSi,ty Oi eighteen no1tas
tie depressing Ell q OF loas delay, oisG yesterday ~
-Ic.t,,day TIE ,.,i was paid every cent f,r whicr
they rlNe moral fought allce we J. it -ieidNle Ia!
ucnt nod got 90 BE- such myth that GgItnnaVhs were
hardly rccog ih when brought before Tue - 90 OF ts
mon WHAT ~. e..eot II Bad upon them oI dccPset
suspicion oflc Of their Efforts and Of the irh-,
melt Of OgI promises had possessed Them. ihej Dc
g.a to thnkttc. wcsa doc,lved-sete saAen Lid lost
Trcy could not fail 10 anxiety in who with dix,
lct!ty sustained chccTiulue, 10 face row 0i as,
hcar.cned several times 1av, 10 know heif dl,-
irs and measure i with their deserts % e sen them
lessons of patyucc 10 pga.sh ;ho turbulent "ld Ees
tore thr the re nCn;, was an eNA@AstAg ttsk.
From ~ LoV state they were iteG into ore Oh Oct
lisni IL wuo Ike the aPpailt.0n OF mars sen IN
perfect state. There were the lree olelas VIM
two hundred thousand IN their BIZ sole. They fe thsyt
were men; llcy were recognized their status as so'-
d.ers YVES gained Il can send money home q asst ~
NV WIFE nv child Forty tnous'p I'd dollars were az
once hone by the regiment, through the Adams Tx
press. Think the effect upon tGcir iamIesi Inc
COoncl Shaw monument fund 5 largely Subscribed to-
We had been eighteen months waiting, AID Tie a.
lcdosoopc was turned. Nine hundred men recelveal
their money Mine hundred stories rested IA The faces
those they passed IN AZ one door an0 ont Az
the other Wagner stared licadvle 10 the facel There
was u.e in palonce Iwo days have changed tie iaes
Of things. aud now petty carya pre- Ais Inc hdds
amt oLLcI music long neglected. enllycBs II, tents dav
aud night. Songs burst out eVcryw here-dancng isi
incesart boi,torou, shouts heard; mimcry bnr-i
lesQue and comica pOmpous sautations are seen on,
Nil sides Here. crowd aud prelcheri there, cro"
aud boxers; yondt fc1sng and jubilee. III pfle
they have awakened Tho peIt and nimb.e spirit OF
mlrth. ava tunnel mcanehnl lOrth " faneIals."
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From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS Monroe, MOndaY. Nov.

FoRIREss MONROE M0nhn'. NOV. ~ ist3.
All the buildings at Rocky Landing, on the.
James River Including Judge Boyers residence. were
Destroyed by frr today
The mail steamer lhomas Cc,ycr, from City Point
this morning brough; down 70 prisoners OF war Ihero
is no news.
Liout.Gcn Grant and the Assistant Secretary o, the
Navy were at Fortress Monroe to-day.
An interesting exercise with .be small boats belong
ing 10 the Navy vessels took place here this Afternoon
The dOublctuTeted iron.cad Jonadnock arrives
this morning
FORTRESS MoSEoE. Tuesday Nov -, 1864.
The steamer Amanda WinantS, sent M search
OF the hargcs that broke locse from the Andrew Hand
err on the evening II the 18th. has returned. Capt
williams reports having searched IN vain fr the miss
igg beats bnt found the eastern shore of Virginia
strnwn with railroad ties supposed u b. those with
which the bar.cs wore laden -Four men were on
board tbese bagcs and supposed to have pcshed.
Their names are not SDOwD here.
There Is 10 news from the front.
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v,.;gnu,ion o. Genera, Mcclellan.
WAR DEPh fI3iENT, WasnISGrOS. Nov. Il, lcOf
{ M l.1a htrt

WAR jfliA fIiENi, ~ snHtNGIDN NOV. H. iry,.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2-2.-Ofdered by tho
President: J. That The resignation q. George y. Ne
Clolan as mrorgeIcTdl in the United states Army,
dated Noyembcr :, aud received ~ the Adjttant 4
General the 10th inst be accepted a. of the en- on
Noyemher. 49,
g. That flr personal gaantiy, military xii AL ja't
confidence IN Tie courage and patriotism 81 DDS troops
dtslnyea iy Philip H. ShoIidal On the 18th ~ vcDJfrl
at Cel A. Ron Whereby, under the blessing II 'roI-
dence ns rrgtcd array wGs TeprganH,d, great LA.'
tional disaster lcitcd and brilliant yet'', achieved
over tie Rebels fr tie third time in pr ID bsite.
Wifain lniriy days, Pip a. Sheridan l. 'ppoileh'
u4ior-gencrh IN tie DntcL States Army. t. rank -
such nom Tue 6ih day 81 November, 1854.
lgy ORDER 81 ihe President OF the UEltea . re.
H. D. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adj atan is aeraL
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All Quiet-The Election News ia Rich
uso1d.
F,cra Ous Special Correspondent.
tuesday MoTninc, NOV. IS, ls64

CITY lOfhT \ 4.
Tuesday Morning NOV. %, ls64
No change in the military situation here since
NV lest. Anis Quiet Tie weather is now cold and
mt, n the mornings bat clear and pleasant during
thc day. Tic increasing influx vi dcseiteTs and Ieiu
gees seems be Die tn subject % interest row IN The
armv Women oud cnildren well as men, are coming
over d-iy IleI husbands and fathers in some cases
have gene before heuin others, have been sacrificed
On the bloody altar Of the Rebellion
These fmlies a. mostly allowed 20 escape. in orlo'
tolcicve the Rebel rcsouices OF their subsistence Be
side tEe Ecbd provost aud police force seems 20 r.
gct.ug weak ore Gsu,ralilcd making escapes f.or
bel le auC Iuiu less dicul; than il las been at an
tine .iICe TIE war commenced.
asked an intelligent isAy feiugoc who let Ric1
nond on Saturday afternoon what eject the rcsai' 81
our election lad 90 tAe Ioopo % that cify.
Sic ollied: 1T was sad blow foT TIE whites. III
thc colosod people very much pleased about IT,"
give this aem oneo, many proofs that Oh. ccloed
people OF the souih know what is war is about and
mus. not be armed on tine wrong SIDE. lLiNolTS