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Editors Chicago Tribune:
The 1ong-looked for sth Of November has come
and gone. The election is over. It's Importance
brought out . larger vote, in this township, than
was eyer polied before: There were ses votes
cast, Isl Of which were for sIincoln md Liberty.
eleven for Mcclellan, and one bearing On It only
the name Of oglesby, for Governor.
One voter at the polls here, yesterday, deserves
honorable mention. Els name is Samuel Baker.
He voted when Washington was made P1esidcnt
Said the veteran patriot, as he came trcmblinrlT
up to the p9lls. 'this Is the aineteenM tmo hare
voted foF President; shall not probably live to
Lincoln, of counsel Glorious old mani He con
etltutes link connecting the administrations Of
two Of the best public oflcers the world has ever
secn-Washineton and Lincoln, each others
equal. The old patriarch is now ninety -ai1 years
Of age and to cast such vote rs he aid yeateriay
"a xote that shall help to crush slavery and ssve
the life Of this great naton-is certainly worth llv-
Ing century for. And when the tfdlnes Of the
elections shall come in, and be shall learn tsat
Abraham Lincoln Is reelected, tho country Is
sayed, and slavery forever destroyed, we'll nav he
exclan, With Simeon Of old, '.Sow. Lord, lettest
hive seen tby saIyatfnnr r. HAwE1rS
, 1864-11-14

FUNERAL sERxoK OF THE LATE BR1a. GKs, RAs-
soH--Thc obituary sermon commemorative or the
late Rstgndier General T.. E. G. Ransom was
preached Yesterday morning at the St Paul Uni
versa1fst Church, corner OF Wabash syennr and
vanEusen street. By Rev. ". Il. Ryder, pastor.
The attendance was very large, and the sermon an
excellent one.
, 1864-11-14

ItIIH01H ut&l N11CulRIH CnmuIs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttihune.1
DR1parroHr, Saturday, Nov. I'll Pm.
CLEAnED-Acadla, LsSalle, iii m lumber, 500 lath.
AHRIvKp-H. Cooley, Morris, 1000 bu oats, 800 bu
corn, m 80 ns seeds; Elizabeth. Lockport, 400 btls
four Is 156 ns bran Conyeynncer Lcmont 48 yds d.
mens1on stone Lady Franklin, Lcnont, 60 yds rubble
atone; r Gale. Lemont, Is yds dimension stonn; s.
a. Douglas Calumet Feeder q eds wood 10 tons hay.
BK1p6KPoKT. Nov. 12-9p. m.
C1ARED-J Leonard, In Sallc, So 500 ns sack salt
Measor. Las.lle 11so bE!s sait: !mperial LockpqEt
House; Lady Frnnktln, temont; Conveyance, do !
Antelope Lasslle 1es 800 II lumber, 1870 siding Is 25d
lath John Carter LaSae S25 btls sat and foF Joliet
brls 800 # lumber; Paragon, Lasalle 3i2
ARRryKn-racl1c, 1asalle, G. tons coal; iona, La
Salc. ,9 bu corn II LoomIs, Lemont 30 yds rpbbte
stone; KcE0l1te, Lemont, 90 y1s rubble stone; Ad-
vance. iempnf 4R yia atuensfOu 8tOne -
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Vessels Passed Detroits

Vessels Puased Dctroifs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
DETROIT, Saturday Evening, Nov. u, 1851.
Ur-Eone. .. .-
DowH-Combria, Sophia, Smith. Monarch. Algerlne
Rainbow, Lone Star.
Barque Mo}aye foundercd, with all hands lost, last
Friday on Lake Michigan. Wind north
, 1864-11-14

Freedman,s Aid Commission--Cash
Receipts for October.
EMfs goE;coIosed sshoel Fourth ayenue, s171o
Church, f1o1.05 Colonel &. q. Hammond, IS;
t., c. LAYTON: SO; Ahicl Akin, 5000; John
sf:S SeaTsh
Ess e. @ cessfe eash 8 81 81 15 s1 psss
z5!Sa: :s$$ bigset g; es,sssarg
Sale by & key + a;od, Du7hafa, s525o Lewiston, by
+ 6s z l. Gonc e S 81 nas5ssiaEe si
50; Moline Baptist Church, Sso.65; New Milford,
*17s0; Norton, h. n: A. 4 1, Newee%b, S; ONTARIO,
Society, ST. Pecatonica Methodist Episcopal
S0.1i; Plinceyi1le Preabyt terisn Church, by j. +.
s sss.is; Rosk Island Methodist Episcopal % Clutch,
$z4Di RocS Island, sgnd!y. 81 -; seTard @ Con Con
Ne.hcalgt EpIscopalI Church. $500; winnebaeo,
o. L. Hqlcomb, elo,9.
Bethel, sS.5o; BangoF Frsedman'e Md Society,
ssa.ss; Bloomdeld, 5000: Council Blnas, Sci
co5ydo9, 40; ceat1syille, s15,ss; pss@olnes,
United Pfcsby terlan Church, 3iaoo; Iowa city
Aethodlst Episeopal charch, s1s.4o; Friends
Rta9ss 9ss:ap 6en &C., rs FatsTy sy
s6GQ; Rockford, $3.25; Shellsburg, $3.50; Salem.
Il a Isaas :: Gibson. 5000; sREl9sdale, $3.50;
tionsl chnfe6, sio6r6o; r5of tabor, @ wm. u. BfeeEs,
Liberty soldiers society, $1,000; West Banch,
SS2'ea; zetegathcan Lycenm, $so5; West Liberty,
Argyle Onion meeting, sss45; Aliens Grove
81 naRRfta9 Ry cSare
Gharei. ssis; Cambria @ Carmel 0t6 c6ursh' % s1sis;
% ehaEe 81 Rs3SH bss1aa g.
S; Hartlaaa aid Fswsukee,, iese Gone1egatiSnsi ii
ennre5, @ @ l. Ssesszli1s asPeit ei
Sp5eS % ea5e ynResfe s.s
srcgational Church, s1sio; Monroe II. E. e. Church, &
S3S; Monroe German Evangelical, x3os; Mon.
'oe ,i. su9ary xpP<ssn Ps5ss9Ds S0 M {ss NJ
s5o:: FeFtags Gig; xs9s1;, a9ssadais, Paalsl
nl 81 p1ss gaasg sses5s sesas
ron Methedlst EPissopa1L Church, sa0' Watefsile,
Congregational Church, S.l.; Lake city sabbath
PlAinytllc, Reverend Il. Wtlazd,r s., Preston,
S50.D-
MISSOURI. -
Hamilton, So9e4; St. Joseph colored people,
$3.50; St Louis, John 6: copeln, $50.
KANSAS.
Lcavcuworth, S107.4De
NEBRASKA.
Omaha City, $7g.
MICHIGAN.
Michigan Branch, $40; Kalamazoo, "Bi1d's
Nest" fsD.; Kalamazoo Freedman's Aid Society,
s. Cash items $74S.59.
Total receipts, Sat3as.@ -
AL communications. including remittaaces Of
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New York Money Market.

NEW 1oRKs Saturday. EoFtls, 1861.
NoNKY-Steady md unchanged at per cent.
SfEE1ISn ExCHAS9E-Qulet at 1093.
GoLD-Wtthout decided change; opening 1t IA, Aa.
Taneng to 25A declnlug to ~ and closlnR ut 2&9H.
GoTEHSNEST SToCKS-Fl5m.
, 1864-11-14
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Voting In the Army-PennsylvA0i
Election Agents Arreated-A Flag of
Truce-Nebel loss 1000 In the Ar
, 1864-11-14

Frnn.-A hrc broke ont last evening in saloon
and boarding house on KInzle stzeet between Cltn-
ton and Jefferson. II was promptly extinguishcd;
Damage Rbout $780,
, 1864-11-14
THE DRAFT,
The Citizens CommIttee-Meettnr Re-
pOEt.

A meeting OF the Citizens Committee on the en-.
rolment OF Cook county was held On Saturday
evening, ut Room No. 5, Cohrt Housa After IN.
formal conversation the chair wus taken by Charles
Walker, Esq, Chairman Of the Committee, and
the following resolution Was presented and unani,
mously adopted:
Reso1red, Tint the thanks Of this community
Theatre, for his generous donation OF $315. Is to
the Coanty War Fund, and that the thanks Of this
Consmtttee be hereby rendered to Mr.. Chadwick
or such donation.
The following report to the public, detailing the
action. Of the Committee, was then on motion
adopted:
The E1ceeuttre Committee Of the Citizens
Dra!t Committee beg leave 10 present the follow
On our appointment as Committee to MI the
our duties Fe were of ths opsnion thst tie '.:n en-
q to procure copies % and e e1sis5 d Pho
We en9eaTored 10 get them corrected, hut only
Ra5nal'y snfseeded; During ths TING ws
This was also decided against NJ, on he remon.
STRANGE Of one Or two districts. In the meantime
en ~ m ss9hess g s g. eF s s15R
had secured some 400 men at $500 each, obtaining
the funds from bankers and individuals On the scIP
Of the county II we had been successful with the
Provost Marshal IN our efforts to consolidate VIC
could havc given the GovernmeDt the full qnoh IN
1fts 1iduas te eas at ssS0G :" the county and nd
neth IL Hs t ~ H. e. Mefe
assistcS ~ prnrost Wsrahai 49,, ~ II aSon III H.
dernacn 81 tbc citV re- were an.bfai II stn,. a
1.t ti1 ~ ~ ~ a w SnAgieo 10 STOP =!
in for nher tstes ad H. this s,,n.r
the price Of enbssitntes 10 s5G0' AAA-e1 'ee1~su
Some objections were mai3e fT sent1cnen who
came In occasionally, to the coufse of the commft
tee, not understanding The WMculuea under which
We iahore1. W 'N'NA~~ '11~'@
The Committee, aftcr full discussion, agreed
, 1864-11-14
Ninth Ward Draft committee.

All residents Of the 9th Ward arc requested to
meet at the Union Park House, at ~ o'clock on
Tuesday evening, NoE 18th, to listen to the report
Of the Draft Committee, and to take action In re-
gard to the appropriation Of funds now in the
every individual who has contributed to aid In re-
Ieving the Ward from the draft, should be In at
tendance at the time and place mentioned.
UY order Of the Committee.
, 1864-11-14

Totals .... .4152 1G37 41b1 1870 49,. ....
i. n. Arnold received vote for Congress from
Hyde Park.
Hoffman (Elector) Was scratched on one ticket
in Proyi6o.
Jackson WIS scratched e In Orland.
Garrick ran ahead In Orland.
Dolon WIS scratched Is In Bloom, In Thorn
ton, in Worth, 21 in Calumet and in Hyde
Park;-total, 46 -
Fornythe gained 10 in Bloom, in Thornton, 7
In Worth, 15 In Calumet and s In Hyde Park; =
total, 38- -.
1 Strong WIS ecratched : In Northheld and in
Wheeling total, 4.
SENATOR. 4rH uIaTnrcr.
, 1864-11-14

THE "On1EsT.'-Wc understand that the pro-
priesor OF this popular hotel, D. II. Danolds, Esq,
Is making efforts to secure Its enlargement the
coming season, by covering the adjoining hun-
dred feet Of ground on State street with building
q the game character as the one now occupied BY
hest wfshea OF the guests Of the Orient" !" and Of
our citizens generally. The house which he has
kept In such excellent taste and order during the
past hye years, cannot be made too capacions for
the wants Of the city and the travelling public.
, 1864-11-14

TuASKsorvHa EyE.-We learn that a grand
Masquerade and Military Bail will be given on
Wednesday night (23d) at Bryan Hail, under the
city. Great preparations aro being made to make
this the hall Of The season. nstc IL yfurt to Chi
cago masquesaders will be introduced during the
evening,
, 1864-11-14
Lost,
Gtrape1.

&TRAYED-Estrayed from Kan
~ kakee City on the evening ofseptember "a 1884, =
: star on the forehead white stripe on the uoee anu
branded on the 1ef shoulder with the lctters u. F. r
Any perBon returning said pony, giving
that viii leAd 70 ha recovery the undersencd VIII
DIAMOND, KanSakee CITY, N. no1kH9l-et net
, 1864-11-14
Railroad Tiute Table.

CHICAGO AND NonrnwKsrEny-pEror COR, WEST
WATER AND kINZIE sTS.
, 1864-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss Laura keene continues to draw excellent
houEes ut McVtcker's. The Sea Of Ice which wis
announced to be withdrawn on Saturday, has by
request been underlined for Monday and Tuesday,
after which we have the assurance Of the manage
mcnt that 1t will positively be Withdrawn to give
way for new version OF 'East Lynne' dramatic
cd By the authoress, Mrs, Henry Wood. and -
hrst Representative entrusted to Miss Keene. This
is the Inst week Of this gifted actress.
Or Thursday afternoon. Matinee will be given
at Wopde Museum, on which occasion viii be pro-
dnced Uncle TOMS Cabin with powerful caste.
vices, tho propFietors hare rendered the free use
Of the lecture room and the entire proceeds Of the
Orphan Asylum. Thists generous, and the public
should show their appreciation Of this generosity
By attending the Mnscum on Thursday afternoon.
dnced at the Museum, that sterling English cone.
e e. esttea 4,fa &c 9f followed by
Se Pees e Diz Sero ar new sars md
FACTIONS. 1n addition TO the old favorites, we no.
wSae sa On Monday NILS Apsrsta the danseuse
since created such enthusiasm, Tony Pastor, the
comic vocalist, and Maggie Marshall, an excellent
dansense and not unknown to the patrons Of this
Little Mac will appear On tie evening Of the 17th,
Tho last is decided original and wifi draw.
Ihe Academy OF Music, sacred to the mysteries
q farfd
pass throueh its nors 'ng An cntaEtann9 ,naa 9gmy
ceptionable and unique, and brimui Of fun IRE its
peennaftaea. Tonight for the first time, ia given
~ Latus .oeofGe, and the Visible Princen the
tsst Al e1cei!ent operetta Introducing selections
nGaIa 1r0 eaast et staoat Mater. Ernanf, Don Pas
qu"4e, ole'
Th.,,1,-
A.. ..,a a.. ..nu,
Al q meeting Of the detachment OF the 9Th regi-
ment Minnesota Volunteers, known AZ q part Of
the relief party to the Idaho emigrant train held
m Frtdav avor;n, No. =, ,oc, -. 49,.
~ ~ 1alt No'' -, .oo.' SapI >. MeLArV
WEE e!eetGa @ chairman, and Aent Wm: Paist, Sec
1eaty. 11e o0Jecte OF tae meenns being made
kno"n oy ne ftesldent the following resolutions
were .a11aa Unanimously n3'a " passed: aa
D.. aeeo,esn. Ihat %e tender our most sincere thanks
70 tne !aoles N GMcago Tor their kind attentions to
Us autMg OUT pftet stay In the Soldtcrs' Rest
sra aeso,pee, g Inat though We have been detained
+ % our G9mfaaes IN arms, yet we do not
f1 0ns,oet tae tme idly OF unprodtably spent It BE-
11ng nne t any o. ven as 70 assist in avert
nv @hs h. bna. aa9ser 70 which the Garden
~4ts has oeeH suo1eetea duf1ng the present week.
r.n, .--@,--------
.AlaL hEaoLr OF cAaELEsssEss.-We are
panied to hear ofthe decease Of the only surviving
death ia ono,her .aa,,,aa ~ 49, As. .,4a 4.'s
, 1864-11-14

pRonArr CONFERENCE.-The Committee con
sistang of Judges Miller Of Winnebago, Bradwel|
OF Cook. and Folliott Of Peoria, appointed by the
late probate Convention to prepare amendments
to the present probate law to present to our next
Legislature, and also to report progress to an a-
In Springfield on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of Dccem-
ber next, hive been In session in our city Tor the
Last four days and VIC are informed that they havs
willis and all amendments into one lct and maxim,
such changes as will make the whole harmonious
Courts and the law relating thereto has not had
sufficient attention from our Legislature
As all the property in the statute, real and per-
Eonal, hns to pass through these courts once in
about thirty years, the importance or ibis move
ment Of the Judges to perfect the probate systeu
can hardly be ovcsesdmated. We hope eyery
Cd Convention.
, 1864-11-14

The regular annual reports Of the Attorney
General, the Secretary Of the Navy and the
, 1864-11-14

A Horse TmEr.-Ycsterdny morning Mr..
Butcher, proprietor OF the Buxton House on the
corner of ClaEk and Yam Buren, streets, reported
to Superintendent Turtle that horse valued at
about BID had been stolen from his barn. Derec-
tfvce Kenny and Webb wcre detailed to unrarc1
the caee and in the afternoon discovered that the
State street for $5-less thau haffts value. Short
r. afterwards they arrested John Filler, who de-
scr.bes himself as an Englishman and who m
examination Ibis morning at the police court
, 1864-11-14

. ALzEGEp Aasos.-on Saturday morning young
woman named Emma Eldon aliGs Barton, WIS
charged before Justices DeWolf md Brown with
arson, upon complaint Of Samuel Willard. The
real e9mn,ainsnt @ IN the & case was constable = G.
difficulty with the woman, since which umc he has
found her frequently proxliug about bis premises,
10. A Fourth avenue; He noticed her these af-
O'Clock yesterday morning he discovered fire
built in lis wood shed, cndanee erins his dwelling.
The woman was held for further examination next
Tuesday week, the amount Of her bail bond being
dxed at F510.
, 1864-11-14

LOCAL MILITARY lS7EL11oEScE.-on Saturday
morning detachment OF three hundred and seven
men Of the 1st Wisconsin regiment, Heavy Artil-
OF Major. Fulton. They left In the afternoon 9or
Washington, ~ route fot the front.
Numbers offurloushed eol0icrs belonging to va
rious regiments, arc continually passing through
or else returning to their regiments. Fifty OF
these men arrived at the Soldiers Rest during
Saturday, most Of them leaving to proceed on
their journey few hours after fheir arrival.
, 1864-11-14

nRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CAS-
~ SAERES,
Wool Socks, shirts and D1awers, Felt Hats,
CLOTHING. BuCK GLOVES,
BOOTS, SHOES, YANKEE NOTIONS. &c.,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY. Nov 18th and
1Gth. at ~ o'clock. at Buffers Arctjon Roons In
Portland Block, corner of Warrington and Denrboru
streets. WIN. A. BETTEI:S Il IN
nou-s99uat Auctoneers.
, 1864-11-14
JEFF, DAVIS MESSAGE.

We have already given in our telesrap1ie
summary q very satisfactory idea of the scope
and nature Of JEFF. Davis message to the
rebel Congress, which opened on monday
last. We reproduce, however, the conclud-
ing portions Of the document without abridge-
mcnt, giving JEFF. little more latitude in
space, as it is quite likely that this will be his
last annual message. From present appear
ances the coming year holds the fate of the
rebellion, and will see the end Of the man-
stealers raid On the Government.
, 1864-11-14

IN THE CITY.
The following table gives the maloriHes for
President Governor, and Congressman, In caLh
ward In the city:
President Governor. Congress.
, 1864-11-14
Rrdl Estatf==Uitp,

TOR SALE-House and Lot No.
- 1872 North Morgan street, viii be sold very cheap
Rents for $3 per month J. L. LEE, 66 Clark atreot
, 1864-11-14

iHouEsr.-on Saturday afternoon an inquest WIS
held before Coroner Wagner, at Russe1l's planning
mill, on Fulton street. besween Desplaines and
South Jefferson, upon the body Of an euu1oye at
TIE mandatory, who came to his death during
sae moIning BY being crushed by the machinery,
n which he had become accidentally entanrled'
Ihe 1ufy returned verdict Of accidental death, in
accordance with the testimony induced,
, 1864-11-14
M AlsTINE'S CHICAG0DANC

Corner Of Cfnrk and Monroe streets,
Students cntFftnr this Academy receive q tboroush
and s5steraa c7usae Of Instruction. solreesMTuss3
a3y eSenmEs: any 1or scholars and friends, Mis-
MARITIME. Lady Teachers. - NAILED "s@0io
, 1864-11-14

~ Troublesome Coughs and Colds, II neglect
ed, often terminate fatally. A few doses OF Dwy-
cr's Pecto1al Syrup will speedily and effectuaiiy
cure the most obstinate case. Sold In bottles, at
6 cents and $1.s5 per bottle, at o. and oil Lake
sueet- +no1v344-1m
, 1864-11-14

and Sexual Systems. New and reliable Treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
nail in scaled letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
ton. Nc: South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, ia.
, 1864-11-14

Go to the Rekt.--Go to Bryant d straton's
Chicagasc Commercial College to geta thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address {enclosing stainpsl
for circulars, BRYANT & ST1ArroN, Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-14

FOR SALEzResidence Property.
4 Fist class fane House on Wabash avenue Lot
3Q1170
First class brick House on Wabash avenue, north of
Twelfth street. Possession Immediately.
A.J.AvERlLL,
Rsal Estate Office, No. = Metropolitan Bloek
, 1864-11-14

I AA1s AaCAanEMY, a.1EMY, III Wabash avenue, bctween
ADAMS ano Jat5on stSccta. Claaa omen al ali tImcs
satassg 1a Ps,en s11 sss md
BY every Eueaday efenlu8 Rooms to III 6r pTiyaIc
peAA''' not9 4thp
, 1864-11-14

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing MA.
the ROTATING HOOK EXCLUSIVELY, A wuEEr
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE p1nEc11oy. To
make the lock STITCH. Sa1csroom 100 Lake
etrcet np12-w491.1n1
, 1864-11-14

GALEHA ADry1s1ox-CuAE6E OF TIMZ FoR TIE
WH1En-The winter timetable Of the Ga1enh d.
vision Of the Northwestern Railroad hiss been de-
tcsmincd upon, and from to-day Sunday the
t.1ins will run us follows:
The Fulton md Cedar Rapids train will leave
Wells street Depot ut 7:45 a m., and the through
train over the same line, to Nevada, Iowa, ut p.
IN. The Freeport will leave at g:a0 a. NJ, and
10:sO p. m. The Rockford and Dixon accommoda-
ton will leave ut p H. and the Gnlena ut S p. m.
as now. These trains will arrive as follows: The
m,-the Frccport nj 3:l5 p. m. and Les d. 1n-the
Rockford ut 1t10 a. m., and the Geneva Mt $40 a.
N,
, 1864-11-14

CouK4Er1E1TM MoIET cAsE.-On Saturday morn.
ing William F. Forest VIE charged before Com.
missioner Hoyne with having in bis possession
a f1O ereenback. fraudu1enfy raised from n
bill Owing 10 the absence Of material evidence
the case was continued until tomorrow, Mondsy
! morning. the prisoner giving bail to the amou1t
OF $500 Tor his appearance. '|'1s'A'
, 1864-11-14
QbiraQo Mrlbn11e.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1854.
THE CITY.

NpnsERr AND Half ORpuAN Asy1uN.-The In
dies who are collecting for the Nursery and Half
Orphan Asylum are requested to meet At Room 81.
Stewart House, Monday, Mt 1-2pm H. All persons
Interested, as well as all managcrs are requested
to be present.
LEdL 1FTE11loEHcE--The call Of the Law
Docket for the decision of cases IN the Circuit
Court, commences tomorrow {Mondayl morning.
The call Of the Trial Docket in the Superior
Oourt, embracing over 410 cases. will commence
On Monday morning. A jury will be empaneled
during the day.
, 1864-11-14
auftioll Sales.
WIN. A. BUFFERS 6 CO.:

@alesrooms In Portland Block,
nos. 1es, los AND 1E DEARBORN STREET.
see6 tSe.tfpthp
, 1864-11-14

Michigan Branch, $40; Kalamazoo, s4Bird's
Neet"kaD. Kalamazoo Freedman's Aid Society,
IS. Cash items $74359.
Total receipts, &, 3aa %.
AL communications, including remittaaces Of
, 1864-11-14

ALLEGED LARCENY As BAuEE--On Saturday
morning, Henry Allen, member OF Battery A.,
Chicago Light ARTILLERY, applied to Justice Brown
for warrant against John Len, the keeper Of a
boarding house on K1nzic street NEAR North Wells.
he alleged that about two months ago he deposited
500 in the hands o. Len to be paid to man whom
henamed. A1len then went into the service, and
on coming home on furlongh last Mondgy, discoy-
cred thAt The $4O0 had never reached lis destina-
ton. On being taxed with the thcft, Len pleaded
1gnorance Of the whole occurrence, asserting that
he never received the money. The warrant was
fesued+ and during the afternoon the man was AZ
rested. He will be examined tomorrow tMonday)
1noEutur.
, 1864-11-14

WANTED-For the Government
Yy IN the Qusrterunster:s Department, at st.
M Lonis LnpoEers at rs per month and raEons Team
Rsr R month md ra!ons Free transportation tEnshed
qntre at the Government otlce. 133 t. south Water
street.. Chicago, Illinois. o. II. BABCOCK. Govern
ment Agent
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
MAILS FOR THE Patio.

The s,samship North ssar, Captain ~, wm leave
this port to-day for Aspinwan
The mails for Central America and South Psssos
vii close 81 half.pass ten O'Clock this mtAg
1he Nsv YoRK HnAD-Ednioa for sPaeihe--wns
bs rosdy At halpast nine O'CLOCK in the tnng aad wi
contain Important Dispatches mon Army und9
Iisstssssi General Grant assr Riohmsa "a, win ds
tails of the hssly successful Battles ansvsnsass q
the osvps usdsr Generals Ord, B'rnsSr warrea w.
wards We Rebel Capitals rhs latest sccosses shs W.
tories and Operations Of osasrsl sAsrdA aAs Assaa-
dosh valley rhs latest Dispatches frsm dssA&msA -
Atlanta, Ca, saA IRON ths uaisn Forces nsssas psr-
s,ces q me country; important Movsms,ss sAs Ps.
s,cssss y respect " tbs Ccni.s Prssidsat scssss -
,sssss Sewn frsa Esreps ana ssesssts sta inpsrta1
svsan 4 shs psss ~ daya
sasss sss's. d wrssess, cssA< y Ai''As, -
ssnn.
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The Remnant Of Early's Army
at Browns Gap.
'repafationS to Drive tho Rebels freA
his Last Position.
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\ MARnmsUao. 0oI 1. 1884
me latest intelligence frsn General Sheridan lon Nm
baking preparations 70 force the remnant of Eariys
rmy from Browns Gap. iu the Blue Ridge. This was -
he 10th Of september Eariys position 10 rsprsssnssl
be very strong and he doubtless nteuas 70 hsA
protection to Gordoasvilis Charlottesville -
we'll a. Liuchburg; for, whis holding this poiat, shs
sidan advances upon Lynohburg, KAriy threatens h6
rear and supplies There BE- litts Doubt however
of shsridans success; for EArys army has Lost hsass
and Browns Gap will only prove to bs another FsAsr's
hiil.
AZ Winchester Dr. Brinton, Msdica, Director bssa
resved BY Dr. Bianey. There remaining there
only little two thousand wounded all being severe
cases. and about oue.thIrdO OF them robels.
The following are tho names OF the General saA 80
nov commanding this post
Brigader General Thomas II. Neis commanding.
Captain Horace Binney, Senior Aid -de-CAmp.
Lieutenant E. C. Watkins. Acting Assistant AdsutaAs
General.
Lieutenant q. r. North, Aid. do Camp.
Assistant Surgeon Chlenscha8sr, Medical lnspoessS
Major W. H. Morford, Assistant Quartermaster
Captain Jas. I Wray, Assistant QuarterDastcr
Captain w. Alexander, Assistant Qaartermastor,
Captain f. Hale Post Commissary.
Captain Turner. Department CoMmissayY.
Lieutenant Ellis, Sgnd Ofoer
Captain q. Bluoher, Ordnance ofacer.
Our special washing gton Desp.ssn-
WAsHIsoroN. Oct. Q, 1894
0xANaH ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
fne orange aud Alexandria karoad spened -
Esppahannook station to-day, aud communications ws
established with General Sheridan vseY few days
hosBv.
Information has been received here thas Mosby has
word his command announcing his inability -
rsoin them again owing to the Of his wounA
oeivsd ON the 1871 ut MAJOR White assumes Command
u the gang