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News on The "a str.

"a officers, Hosp. Steward, 81 " D."
News OF the war.
pr~.eb.hcs from Leayenworth say pricz,
hls been driven below Fort Scort closely pur-
sued by our cavalry. or tuesday there were
several fights with him, between Moundrv
aul t'ort Scott, in all of which he was badly
+ whipped. losing $50 prisoners and To or -
/ pieces OF artillery. Among the prisoners are
Mini. Gen. Mlrmaduke and Brig. General
/ CoHell, several Colonies and other olhcers
Price WAS again attacked wednesday morn
I inL short distance nersh 81 Fort scott and
/ driven pcll mel IN south castcrly direc-
ton. lie burned POO wagons 70 prevent
their being captured,
Nothing is stated ahont the loss on either
side. but there sccris 2" be no doubt that
Prices armv is completely demoralized and
/ scattered. The telegraph Is working to Fort
/ scott bat nothing has been received, except
our forces a-- soil Vigorously pursuing. Gen
/ Steele with heavy reiniorcemeuts i at Fort
/ Nmita, with a probable view of contcsting
. Price entrance into Arkansas.
Gen. E1-ccnus was nc Little Santa Fee.
/ l. miles northo Of Kansas city. with infantry.
/ Tuesday night
Dispatches ia border papers, say a train
[ from Fort smith. was attacked hv bush
! wlackcr, south o.. Fort Scott. Is men killed
/ and part pi che train burned About 1890
/ refugees accompanied the train. About 100
/ -uyr.llla- under Capt. Tailor. entered Mar
/ nmlltHu. few miles from Fort Scott. ut -
E...,f. - -. A., ~ Us
MI .,5 -,.- ' 80, - ,i - ', ,,
- .-.i '','' ''''..'' '"'
r5i IT, .r '. - vet. era! % 1"',ii'iSs
ll.-...f. l-..,,... III. t'-.-....,..t
"'--ll -'1n d i airacs say u j. understood
'.i'.n "i ration, are suspended unless
90" 4'fi7 -H'--i ie-il-luizr- Important
movements ac d. Ir'-ie-7 % the Middle De-
"f-lA'., Wine. Do would .e improper O. de-
li4- +.-i ae.'r r,larlti1u- for move
n.Hi -n Nraul army arv n Progress. lie
l-, ..en greatly reinforced.
Admiral ial'e- Ha- a.l tic arrangement,
/ nearly '"f.'.ri i'r The attack upon the
( 'r. Government "'dcaI- arr iubiiant over
''r very favorable aspect ot thc WIZ horizon.
lar A..E Department ta- received iuior-
m--iua .- ... e.ltare Ov Us. steamer EI.g,
.- t.r H.a.,lae l4.uyI Hope. She was built
f Dol a"-. ..- f.1c-. Trenholm d Co.,. by
/ t- e'.r.r.,e- -.Il h4i.ie--. Jones. Qu.an
3 & 90. Size i- 3D. paddle wheel Steamer. 80
'.,t ODD length. lu .egt beam, aa- hr, water
t-.t c'"i um,nt- and draws J. feet Of
0-..r. '- % powerful steamer and j. reported
Oh b.. .Hr .. the l,-. and mos, costly vessels
H-i.t iar H'csade running She flew tHc
and a--..7..l .-.-.-.
WAR 'siAAIN>T.
"A'"'>'i"N' ''t- - T. NJ
7. H- G.l. Dr..
Dispatches from Gen. Grant.
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STILL ANOTHER RAIDER" CAUGHr.-The
Messenger learns that another one of the
bank thieves was arrested at Waterloo. c
t., on Monday. He was Just getting into
wagon at a livery stable, when seeing an Of
hcer approaching he made for the barn.
threatening to shoot any one coming near
him. The officer undaunted. made for him.
the rascal making good his words, by shoot
ing the officer through the shoulder, though
not dangerously. The ostler seeing how
matters stood, picked up brick and knock
ed down the Confederate gentleman, p" VINO
was then Immediately secured Two thous-
and dollars in bills on the Franklin County
Bank were found in his possession.
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TUE coNQUEROR. A new pairing machine. for
PBIRCES
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Ebied.

In sprin field. Mas, on Saturday Morning. oct
10Th. Anna Dodd wife d James T. Bond.
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Ghe 6ree PRESS.
GEO. W. x G.. C.BENEDICT,
ESifsrs sd ProSriefors.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 4, 1864.
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

IL published every Friday morning, containing
the news Of the week from all parts, interesting
correspondents from the army, and local and
general intelligence.
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For rates Of Advertising, &C., inquire at the
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Fernelius calls disease an affection Of the body
contrary to nature; perturbation of its habit;
arrangement Of its courses What disease i
sometimes cludes human intelligence, but some
disease are known-their origin. action and even
their antido,e. Whoever has discovered an act
ual remedy for one disease, has done sonnet thing
for his race. DR.. Aver has done more. for his
medicines afford us the means to control and
cure several dangerous disorders We rarely
speak on medical subjects, preferring to leave
them to physicians. who understand them better.
but such effects as are seen in cur midst. on af
fections Of the In rigs by AVER. Pectoral, on scro
fulous com plants by his Sarsaparlla, and on the
several complaints they cure by Ayers Pills.
should not be ignored Reokuk (Ioira) Jour.
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Daniel S. Dickinson says that .'it looks
now as though the contingent remainder Of
the Chicago Convention, after the eighth Of
November, would be taxed, under the Inter-
nal Revenue law, as "beaten copper"
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For Electors at large.
HON. DANIEL KELLOGG,
of Brattleboro.
ALBERT L. CATLIN,
of Burlington.
For District Electors
First District,
SENECA NJ. DORR,
Of Rutland.
Second District,
RYLANDi FLETCHER,
of Cavendish.
Third District,
JAMES W. SIMPSON,
of Craftsbury.
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From Montpelier

ICorrespondeuee Of the Free Press.l
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UNION NATIONAL TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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[. $ GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
lITY POM. Oct. y.
Hon. Z. " Stanton

The attack on Gen. Hancock as now
reported proves TO be a decided success. He
repulsed the enemy and remained IN his po-
sluon, holding possession OF the field until
midnight. when DE commenced withdrawing
a orders had been given for the withdrawal
Of the second corps before the attack was
made. We lost no prisoners except the usu-
al stragglers who are always picked up
Our captures for the day on the South side.
foot up 90. Gen. Mead in his report says
am induced to believe the success of the
operation. which was most decided. was main
" due TO the personal exertions OF Mai. Gen.
Hancock and the conspicuous gallantry of
Brig Gen. Eagan.
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L. ;. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen.

Reports from Gen. Shermans department
TO clock this morning, indicate that the
rebel army is again threatening demonstra-
tons against Tennessee, but there is no rea-
son 10 doubt that Sherman and Thomas will
be found prepared Tor whatever event nav
take place. The reports from Missouri and
Arkansas concur IN stating the defeat of
Price with heavy loss.
i NJ Stanton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-16

FIRST Snow OF TIE SEAsoS.-The fore
runners Of winter are coming fast. On Monday
the formation Of the irs. ice was notccd--the fall
Of the FRS, snow. yesterday, must receive Ike
attention. About II O'Clock, yesterday, fcw stray
fakes Of spow came sailing slowly down. anu
formed slight slush upon the sidewalks. dr1S-
zling rain soon followed, however, AMI thr snow
only served " make tic mud ltilo nearer the
cons'stcncy If mortar. Bt Ike tic ndvanooi
r,ctc,s NJ an nrrny ii sccurod O footing, and gave
notice that the tnsin body WIS on the way
GrS. BUTLER left the city Yesterday on his
why 10 his command In ,te Army Of the james.
CouSrY CANvAssERs.-Thc Board Of Super
visors organizcd yesterday, pursuant to law. as
Board Of County Canvnssors, in The Office of the
COUNTY Clerk, and aaer completing The canvass
in The Fourth md Sixth words aliourned 10
Wednesday.
Mrs. O'NrILr, the Irish Soprano, Will give
a concert. comprising selections from shc li"l''n
and En- ylish Opera and from tbc melodies Of Ire
Ian J, at Hillo's saloon, this evening.
MARrrLs picture Of Central Park is on cx-
hihi,on NJ 100 Brosdway.
Tnr trial trip OF the new propeller John l..
H,slrouck will take place on saturday, from f'o'
" Harrison street, u . O'Clock.
THE COURTS.
Cornr or Grsrr,L srpa,oNs William II.
walker, W, bad been indicted for forgery IN the
second deer'e pleaded guilty # forgery in the
fourth degree, and this plea having been accepted
hy Dis,r.c, Al rn,y Uali, Ci'y Judge Russell
passed sentence Of one year imrrisohment IN the
p,ritrnt. arv ....... Henry Buhcr and llcury
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov. i0-s. r. 9 as. $, 4li-H. W., 40 10.
CLEARED.


srEAMsHrps-,Iot1 ellison, Phllniclplin Persia
ington, Washington; Martha SteycnF. Ia. tmofo.
BARkS-Ehen Morrison, aihsdoea Benefartof,
Hons kon1; Ifovaofe, Btrbadoss.
BRI,'s-sir Geo Seymour, Gibraltar; Scotland.
fethHloo' Lucy Haywood, Belize Hon. Hari ie la
~ avrs and Porto Catco.
sCHQONERs-f A BAILEY, washineton; Nolnut
Hrch inior, w ], John :. WAINWRIGHT. - Piefte
AufoiA iINiisx; Wheat SbeaL Baltimore Aurora
EI4lebcthpon Ad, simpson, Ia, port.
ARRIVED.
sTFAMsHIPS-Chs- Pearson, Boston, Britannia,
ullssow. NV lprzol Hampton Roads RI CID Fort.
Mpnio'' tahawbA New bfleant Admiral Dupont.
foitrcT MONROE Austraasian, LiverIapl.
sHIi Orphcus from Ioston, with merchandise.
BAEks-fucy Miles, Cardcnas; = II Gas.on Ear
BADGE; Golden iieoce B,ihldos. Via Nes Iouiou.
BRlGS -Flha. ct Windsor, :, from It Martins.
u Nsh, Gov Ray, y.
SCHOOSFRs-.I " Hire. New Haven; CAPTAIN
John. Ncs Haven; Willow Hap. City Point; fcp,c,
Washington War, ElR lh'th, CITY Point, Jonas
Soafks Civ Point, Daniel Hirrns, City Point;
Elizabeth DE Hart. Wal .nston; gleuwool, George
town; Maria l. Hall Portland. CT MARY Ann, FNzs-
l"'hport for Portland. ia ia ufccnpprt; Empire,
N"w Haven; Bon Butler, Boston; ten Marion. New
bedford fOr Port Even. Yankee Roy, Hartford for
Nondout Mary Price, Norwich; X y smith; fortlrf 4;
4 Ro'ers Ne. Is dior'. Hon'eynnia, Lon Ion;
lscni strong, Fall Riyer 'orvo, Hocklsud or Nsrl-
iurfon Ada Herbert, gloucester; ! Cults. laIt-
iofd Tor Ronfout; Nathaniel lloluos PROV fcace Al
tcrt Field Ncp Ilnven; fran- Tor uset J u Anfcr-
son, Portland. Bsrdrl. Providence; IsiCUuC r.
toyd.rcc. " r9ni,. fa,l River, Anna Ih.p-
herd, Notion VIM Bement lo-'or; l.avifie Jane,
Providence; " Clark. wldl'etown, r,lmrti estate,
liIl~lrh; Fila , uV, %, New Haven. StrHul =,
pi-htoi. nom hirh 4 lulhtCIIu,
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Afh'HHelpla CIV ming paper No7 18th, gives
,a' following account ogthc preparations Tor prize
hight which probably came off yesterday, unless
Interrupted by The police:
: pr.zc fight was expected 10 take Place this
=. uin,ng, somewhere IN the vicinity a.. : r,,t'r1
.wccn two oruisers known u, d oucy n,rri aud
q In Martin, the former OF New York and ,hc Lt-
I v. iLls city Iae pr.nc!pil', accompanied ly
f.'l hnckefs socvu 8, aud ,tlcrs, let, he C y
Yesterday Tor the sen, %. Ia to- Hltl men are ~
i"n BULLDOG breed, and are repre- ,l,cI los The AN
TO lie IN excellent trim They were 60 have hnl
, Ito about three weeks * aud met tOr u''t
, gp1sc near Port Jr v.s, small place on M, Ina
Cd The New York and En-, RIlr. 'ad, pui Jir.,tIv
u4 tie boundary line OF TIE TIRE states
q, Ncw YORK, Pcnusylvana ana New i p.
@ s. Tor some reason or uilcr tic II M
. 4 mot come 81, ending in a raud ruw nm n,,
''~.,,'.'. Every passenger on tie IT.. n
".H r.H'ol ly the thieves m Attendance
. ornta. ortrlgcs were committed upon sever i
'. lhu female pa 3cngcrs De or two persona
.rr' seriously injured, and one man was sintd.
The htut WAS POSTPONED until to-day. The same
/ riy WI" were present nj Port Jrrvis lci, las,
night for scranton. The train from Now York ias,
nths broHs hi over the toughest and most william
uis oosius crowd that ever passed over any rail,
n al Several OF the passengers were relieved o,
WniC' es ana pocket-pouks. Here they were Joined
~ i lLdclpnia thieves and ial birds thus max ne
"a mos. choice CROW. lILeed The roug az, in order
10 throw tho authorizes Oh tie sc,ui, announced
that the hight would take place 81 Jcnklntowp, on
the line Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad, :
hort distance out Of the city. prize fight took
lace few months since ~ this pla ace The nolics
d this civ teegTsDhcd 70 the Scranton authorities
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that the hvh, would take plsoe ther", md " is 70
he hoped that some Arrangement has teen inSe ="
arrest the whole party. Tie services Of thc sol
der at Camp william Pcnn were se,ufc erlo .
men wsre In readiness this morning g. prevent tie
brnial conlie, from taking place at Jeni 'niown.
Bu, the roughs Lsd no ides Of meeting at that
rlace; the rcpor, was circulated ny them VIII
estSd
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FRANCIS MAO DONALD & Coz
SAVINGS EBAN,SS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BASK, CORNER
of1i'h IT and sth av Orcn da iy from 10 s
p. m. N'dncsdnvs and SATURDAYS fiofn I to y. IN.
six rer cent inteiest aloNcd. Deposits made on or
before December let, will draw Interest from that
date. THOMAS CliRlsTi, Pro-'t. X. ~. ~ Ii.
s"c'v. 40
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nm. NlN,S COUGH EXThEMINATOE q.

- This Medicine, fOT COT nIlS, tOLDS, INFll.
EN/N ana All BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, ha,
been lrof" the public over iu v"alR md u acknos
LEGGED Nv several eminent W ciani, who nov use
u in their prpc lce to be the RtS compound before
the public. II not only Kills tie Cough, Int tc-
mo,oA th, cause knowing ne tn" yllue Of this NJ
tClc can titly recommend 10 all lao take cold cael
Is, 70 get bottle, and Uglu With II in The first stc,
and In DAY or two they win ind thai the t!outlc has
en- ircly c"acl. General I"uot 81 south second n,
Wiihsunlurgh 10 be- hrd in N"w York nj N'ller N
Reed. i~u Allen cor. stanton Il, and cor OF Houston
1t and Avenue u. In BfOnkNn OF j. D.. troy, cor.
Myrtle and Frauklin ayes. go
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSl MPTlON-DR
" Wl-IAR'> Bll am oi VIVA cherry, the -Tcat
paurcol for every affection OF the Throat, Lungs aud
Jhcr. IL does not d up cOurh. tut lcos'n II, and
cleanse the lune- vi al im,ufitics. sold Nv all
nurg'-fa. al
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JOB PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK OF
~ pHntiu5 pipcr, eau obtain some cheap 2iN3> b.
upVy Ing at the sun Ofcc. II
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EREY'S OEl.lN TOOTH pANrE-THE
VI beet pentrfco for the Tc't in use; to he hal
at 40 south second a. " illiamuburgh and COZ Myftio
and tr.nklin ayGs Last BiouAJn Price b. cent?
per pot. ~
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4 o. cIotIUr, lfrc Iot on hNnd, Holyor OVcr-
coats from ~ TO t5u; Busne-r Coat. from To t9o,
Black tiok Coats from 20 10 S.u rantb hom - to
49, Nosts ftom : to 20. GEO LIN IL, 81, BIecine
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nESPAlR NOT-THE DRUNKARD CAN
LEE SAVED. DR. Zfl.LS FAMOUS
NtEAISE

hla cured thousands OF Cafer, and thousands might
yet !. saved to their fnmiies and irends they had
iiied this positive cure. Can he Oven unknown to
NJ, Patient, In cor e, tea, other Huda sold only
1T so SO Divinon ~ and IA Eishth ~, ~ Y; DR..
Aitkcn'-. ysl iudson ~ n. " Hayes lI5 Fulton e.
and Mines I'll Fulton IT, Brooklyn DT. Lonrutahs q,
No 50 Montgcmef H. ,'eitcy City Or. Mercer, 22S
- Dad It, newark 40 South ID Il, Willamshursh.
Price ONE DOLLAR. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
sicken the patient. Warranted, sent By mail. 20
DEDDlNGS RUSSIA SALVE-A REAL
~ Pain Extractor. 1t .duocs the mott ansr} ewe.-
linrs, aud nfanntione II by magic; heals old cores,
Wound, Burn, Scalds, Sc, Ia n surprisingly short
time. No family should be without It. sold by all
Dlugsist'. |o
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"a FOR 1000 LBS OF RED AND WHITE
NJ HIbl('1NES.

A NJ RE Cf'HE FOR DYSPEpSIt-SINCE
"a The introduction ~ Dr. Sli''' DNSPFPS 4
ANNfllILAlOR, thousands have been cured Of that
dit'icssius con sin', no had almost given ny ali
hop ever helms relieved. Perseverance with this
remedy III ely eradicate Dyspcl. "A from the
system. 70 le hsi inGcs lolk VI Miller & Red,
~ Allen, stanton II, md cor. Avenue u and
Houston a. II hooklyn-o. j. 1. Gre, cor Myr-
tie ard Franklin uyea. DEPOT, a. South Second st.
Within rllm.lh. Pro. Ii ern-a nrI hotle. 100
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Excl RSs&b'NS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.
j from Chambers 81, for Albany aud iioy, and
place. North aud West att ~ \ VI. aud T. NJ, 80.
20 aud II 4DP NJ, and on sun lays at oP. ~ from
sOth st. sleeping cars Oh s 81 y ". train. $50
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C<)Ar..

PEST RED ASH AND LEHIGU COAL, ALL
~ slice. screened and d.iivcicd low eel reduced
rates. IHOs. STOKES, coz. 3'd - and lu'h Nv. ilS
yoke 1T 4 REDUCED PRICE, DELIV.
Scrci imTcdiatcy. App, l49 Thid ~. near 18th
-, ~ Nv - near 18th n, or at the Gas Works 2lst
1t ant Nv A. ;. /. SHERWOOD. $50
ElRST QUALITY GOALS AT REDUCED
L Prizes I,lee Nut 50 %, Stove and Egs pr
ton, delivered ftom yatds 3i3 Bowcry and III
Greene II. JACOB WfEKS. 500
90 FOR 1000 LBS OF RED AND WHITE
rD A.h. nut or small stove; aud Ell for EGG aud
stove, screened and delivered from sris 10 Leroy
IT. bet Wet and Washington, aud ~ Jackson street.
RICHARD HEATHER. SoS
ell PER TON-FOR SUPERIOR QUAIL
q i,v of Tesch Ojchrrd, Scranton, Locust
Mountain eni Ishish =. anu ttoyr s.lc clu deliver
ed in prime ord ito1 boat anl "a d., and - Oak
street. JOHN B\GLEI II
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-21
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
A CALL FOR THREE HUNDRED FuOU
NTNN
WAmoToS Dec. 20, l5y4.--By the President OF
the United States.


WAsmoToS, Dec. 10, l5A.-By the President OF
the United States.
A PRCCLAMATION.
Whereas, By the act approved July ith, 1851 cu-
tilted, "an nc, iurthor TO ronu.ata aud provide ior
the enrol ing and calm out OF the AaIoua orc1s,
ard for other purposes" 60 IS provided that Che Pro-
sdcut Ct the United 5tat,s may, at bis discretion, az
any time hereafter, ClU IOr any uum.cr OF,
men as volunteers lot the respective torms VI
one, two, and three years, Iur military sarycc
aud that lu cnso the quota or any part thCre-
Ui OF any town, township, ward o! city precinct
or election district, oi o. county not -0 suDdly dod
shall not be filled within t.c space fifteen days
alter such call, then the President sIa Immediately
order drait for one year, % i such quota Of any
part tlCIC0i which may Do uuh.cdi aHd irN.r
by the credit al owed IN accordance with
the act OF Congress on the call for i've
hundred thousand men, made Juy 18th. 1851
the number OF men 10 be- obtained under that call
was reduced 10 two hundred and eighty thousand 3
and trbtrtds the operations OF the enemy iu oerta IA
States have rendered &c mpnCucabl3 TO procure
from thom their lull quotas Of troops under said
call and tChoreQs from the foregoing Cauhs but two
hundred and htty thousand mon have been put into
the army navy ana marine corps under lc said call OF
July 49, 1864 leaving deficiency OF that call oftwo
hundred and siXW thousand, now therefore /,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the United states
OF America, in order to supply the AFORESAID d0a.
cheney and to provide for casualties In the military
ana naval service OF inc Jhlteu olAlca 40 Issue ths
my call Tor three hundred thousand volunteers 10
serve for one two. or three years.
The quotas Of the States, Districts, aud Sub.dls.
trcts under This call, will be assigned by the War
department through the bureau OF the Provost Mar
sha-General OF the United states. aud In case the
quota or any part thereof OF any town, township,
ward, OF a city precinct or election district or OF
county not so sub-dyided shall not be filed before
the 18th day OF February, 1865, thon DRAFT shall DO
made TO fl such quota, or any part thereof, under
this call, which may be unflod on tho fifteenth day
OF February, 1866
In testimony whereof have hereuno set my
hand and caused the seal OF the United Satos 10 be
affixed.
IL. 81 Done at the city Of Washington this, 18th
day OF December in the year Of our Lord ono thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty-iour and OF the ndo.
pendonce OF the United States OF America the
eighty-ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President,
WN. Ii. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
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IbVAsIOE OF KENTUCKY.

Movements Of the Rebel General Lyon.
The Rebel General Lyon appears to have a
rowing commission, with authority to operate
wherever he can effect the most harm, and is in a
fair way of keeping all OF Kentucky, between the
Cumberland and Grcen rivers, in commotion.
Probably learning that Clarksyille had boon re-
inforced he forbore his intended attack upon
that place, as also his raid into the Green river
country, and took his way directly towards the
Ohio.
On Tuesday he occupied the small town of
Princeton, twelve miles from Eddyyille, on the
Cumberland, and took nearly all the goods from
the stores. Early on Wednesday he captured
EddyYile, but the garrison OF that place, con-
sisting of twenty i've men Of the 10th Kentucky
Cavalry, and one hundred OF the 4oth Kentucky
Infantry, becoming apprlsed OF his approach,
made good their escape. The cayalrymen swim
ming the river with their horses, and arriving At
Smithland the same night
Admiral Lee, when last heard from, was at
ClArksyille, experimenting operations la that
quarter, and had doubtless driven of the bat
terieB above Fort Donelson. Several gunb0ats
went up the river yesterday, 10 look after the
lower battery, which they will have no difficulty
In sileneing, II, indeed. it has NOT already been
removed 20 another point Lyons field Of opera
lions Is outside General heredilh's district; but
we wish that old hero could be placed az the head
of a sufficient force, and take the War-path once
more. He has already been In over thirty engage
ments, many OF them the seVerest battles on Che
Potomac, and nothing would give him more
pleasure than 10 have q bout with one Of our
Western Rebel leaders.