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, 1864-11-11
NEW YORK.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
NEW Yosk, Thursday, Nov. 1o-oP.x.
We. think the State safs for Lincoln and
Fenton. Two thirds of the returns Of the
tow1s are in. The sctua1 estimated ms1or1-
ties foot up 4, 200 for us. We 10 not See ho r
we csn be counted out.
Fernando Wood and James Brooks arc
certainly defeated.
We gain three Congressmen in this city,
and eevtn in the State, sure. Put us doHn
as cut OF the woods.
ALBANY, New York, Thursday, Nov. 10
as to the reenlt in this State. The Demo.
Gratis claim 1t By few hundred, N1flc the
Un,untsts cay they hare carried 1t By at 1east
5000.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9-3 p. M.-T6e State is
Fate TOR Lincoln and Fenton. Two-thir1s of
the tnWns are IN The actual AID estimated
majorlties foot up 4,700 Union. We do not
nando Wood and Jim Brooks are certainly
defeated tor Congress, We gain three Con-
gressmen IN this city, and seven in the State,
sure. Put ns down as ont Of the woods.
LATER.-We have not received many re-
turns since 1ts'egraphed you this afternoon.
We have no doubt OF the State by from i, 900
to 1000 majority for Lincoln. aermour runs
behind his ticket considerable. It is feared
that dim Brooks is chosen to Congress-, but
the cffcial returns must decide
The Albany Journal claims New York BY
at 1eaet {, 600 majority.
The Argus claims the State ], 500 Democrat
ic majority.
The New York Tina puts the Union ma
jo1ity a. 5000.
The Tribune :, 600, The Herald j, 900, and the
World claims for Mcclellan majority Of
1900.
1t is stated that Brooks IL defeated in the
9S::iA Congressional District. The Wozad claims
his election.
The Congressional Delegation from this
city stands: 2 Uni1n, . War Democrats, and
2 tgu1sr Democrats.
Brooks majority is 159, Mr. Raymond'a
3o1, and Mr. Darling ,0S2
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Seizure Of Contraband.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. 7.--Mrs. Thos.
J. Hutchene, = Indy OF soma prominence,
Ie.idlpg At No l32 North Charles street, Vas
arrested to-day BY the Provost Marshal, and
confined IN jail, on charge of procuring 8
notorious raider. The arrest Was made in
consequence Of Intelligence gathered from \
rebel msfl captured In the hands OF rebel
mail carrier about leagi 6 the city. BE had
the sword in bis possesslor, and letters In the
mail pointed out the parties who were en-
gagged In making this tribute OF regard to
Gilmore. The sword was procured in New
York, ard paid for by the eecesh 1aties OF
Baltimore. The mail seized IL understood to
contain important Information relative to
doiugs in Maryland.
, 1864-11-11

TIE LATE GAlR.-The sudden ars serere gale
Of Wednesday afternoon swept through city and
county with almost irresistible fury, forcing peo-
p}e who had alwaye heretofore kept their balance,
to rccl like drunken men; hsts deF and 10 dId
hoop skrta- Flags and election banners cracked in
The wind like q monster whip 1aah. 9igns c7eaked
more than audlh'y,and sober c1im1aYs were tufaed
into gteat tic flutes, who4e echoes Were OF the
mott dismal Kind.
The rafe made clesn sweep over the farm nj
4 three story brick binding in the course Of
erection near the corner of Harrison and Halstead
etfr cts was tsdIy II tursd.
The unfinished eteep!e Of the Lew Second Dap
, 1864-11-11

QUEBEC, G. E., Thursday, Nov. 10-Pro MI
nent men from The Northern States are here
urging the Canadian Government to energetic
co.oIeratlon with the Americans to preserve
peace on the frontier. Efficient measures on
the part Of the Canadian Government have
been taken
MONTREAL, c. E Thursday, Nov. 10.--The
examination Of witnesses in the St. A1bans
RAIDERS case proceeds slowly 1t Is said thAr
no appeal can be made to the English Cou,t,.
as at act Of the English Parliumeut limits
the wit to the United Kingdom.
, 1864-11-11

lspeclsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.]
DETno1I, Thuteday, Nov. II

ISptCI&l Dlfp3+cH ID Tue C1!EaT0 Tf1b0ne,1
DETno11, Thursday, Noy. 10.
The returns from the State are not all in.
Livingston county gives 400 Democratic me-
jority; St. Clair county 1877 Democratic ma-
jority; Muskegon county $50 Republican
msjority ~1onia county $50 Republican ma.
jority.
briggs and Ferry are both elected to Con.
grees. Trowbrt1ge is probably defeated.
sanilac county giucs a63 Republican ms.
jority; Macomb county gives 100 Democratic
majority; st.. Joseph county 500 to 900 Re-
publican.
The Democrats corcede the State Repub1i-
can by 10. 600.
, 1864-11-11

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tlibune7
INDIANAPOLIS, Thursday, Nov. 10.
Election returns come in slowly. There
arc UIion gains in nearly every county.
The majority IN the State about thirty
thousand.
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news BY TELEGRAPH.

news BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR FOR TIE
| UtI0N.
--latest Concerning Gen. Shernal's
Movements
ID CBARaC1kTW HINT FROM
nfMSELF.
The War in Virginia---The
| Rebel Repulse On SATURDAY..
LOSS 200 TIE REBELSASK L
TRUCE TO BURY THEIR
DEAD.
From The south--Tut;erings in
the Rebel Cave
THE NIGHTMARE OF REBEL.
LION WEARING OUT.
TIE REBEL LAKE PIRATE
GEORGIAN 0VERHAULED.
Latest from the Tennessee River -
The Situation.
the war IN MlsSO0Ri COM.
PlEVElY ENDED.
Destructive Fire at Amboy, III.
Loss $4,000.
TIE CHRIt TIAN RESIGNATION
or LITTLE MAC GENIED.
Our Prisoners An Exchange to
Take Place The 9. 8. Com
missinn*
OR E0REICN RELkTIQKS-M M(lnEST RE.
, 1864-11-11

tsp.cia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trtouae.1
MAp1soA, Wis. Thursday, Nov. TO-
Two hundred men for the 17th regiment,
under Col. Msl1cy, left to-day. Probably two
companies Of the heavy artillery will 60 to-
mhrrnw
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THE JAPAN EXPEDITION,
Very Modest OF Great Britain, Con.
A1defieE Everything.

New YORK, Thursday, NOV. 10.-The R.s
says the gunboat Gust built here for the
Japanese Government is detained, under pro-
ttet OF the British Minister, owing to the
mapd By the Governments Of the United
States, England, france a. Holland for the
opening Of the japan Inland sea. an allied
feet hiss gone ere this to force IN opening,
, 1864-11-11

Deatb Of a Congressman Elect.
new TonH, Tbureday, Nov. lo-General
Wright, Just elected to Congress by the
Democrats for ths fifth NeT Jsfae} district
died this morning.
, 1864-11-11

PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 8.-The Philadelphia
Bu ktin estimates the Republican majority at
rom 10, 600 to 5000. to be hWeiied to over
IS. coo BY the soldiers votes.
The Prs. estimates the Union majority In
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PROVIDENCE, R. L. Nov. 10-This State
complete gives OIL majority for Lincoln,
exclusive of the soldiers vote.
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IOWA MATTERS.

Rebel Bxcitement as Davenport-To
fse1r& OF tho Killed Soldicr4 IL the
IRdiana railroad Ceulstuu-O1hrr
NeWs-
DAVENPORT, Nov. 9-Thls city and Rock
Island we're thrown into fever of excite
mtnt on Taesday evening By information
that an attempt would be made to fr1e the
rebel prisoners on the island, Of whom there
are ssVeral thousand. The militia promptly
responded to the call of Aojusant General
Baker, and all. the preparations were made
On both sides Of the river for any emergency.
But no outbreak occurred. The plot WIS
nipped In the bud One man, suspected OF
beng rebel, IVES arrested, and can give no
good aec"unt Of himself. The authorities
are on the alert.
A6jutant General Baker has Issued the fol.
lowing:
ApIETAKT GEsEEA1's orE1cz,}
DAv1SPoEr, Nor. 8, 1864. {
I5eautrt the htIrs of ali the Iowa so1d1ers killed
By Collision Of railroad trains, Lafayette H.
dlans October ut. 1sei, to report their names to
me.
And further request that the wounded {at esm.
time and plece), and the friends and relative- OF
tho wounded 70 report 10 me- the pr ten,jecntitirn
O. Woa1 dee ths Datnse ct wounds md al circun-
Il rtportl are correctly m,de to me, the deaths
aud wounds Of these men were occasluued bY
akae e f1fs 1is
sny 1aiload company until they consult With ne
ard obtain the Information which have ia my
pes,eatton N B. BAKER,
The Clinton Herald Of last SATURDAY, says
that the fuperetructure for the first epan Of
the railrrad bridge, on the Ltttle Rock ISL
and see. ID now being placed in position.
A destructive fire occurred in tharitoo. on
OF Q l. Palmer and Samuel Vareickles we're
destroyed. Mr. Palmer's goods were ali
, 1864-11-11
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10-P. M.--Latest returns
from Maryland show that the Unionists have
elected threa ont OF five Congrt esmen. Tbs
Republican majority In the State is estimated
at 5000
The Republicans have majority in the
House. The Senate ia doubtful.
, 1864-11-11

Penr s5]verIa on the home Tote, at from
COCO to 1900
The age considers the result doubtful on
the home vote e
, 1864-11-11

New York, Thursday, Nov. 10.-The cleo.
tion yesterday throughout the army passed
of quietly. Thirty eight Pennsylvanta regl-
ments give Mcclellan 81, Lincoln .6io.
, 1864-11-11

NAeHFI ILI4Et NVF' 0.--H HtlI HUtuEuI1CAtEQ
but Unofficial reports from Johnsonyille,
represent Forrest as retrtating in the direc-
ton of Corinth, and there IL no military
news OF Importance. But one Government
store WIS burned in Johneonylle, during
tic late attack Of Fo1rest, and that was By
Incident
, 1864-11-11
suER11AN,S MOVEMENT,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibana.1

4 Characteristic Dl1pztch-Hiuta and
HnmOE8.
, 1864-11-11

The Rebels Attempt Snrpr1He, aud
ars HepnIsed-1neT ASK u Truce to
BuFF their Bead.
, 1864-11-11

ro8 YSs9 7fnes CASH1KA
- KELLER, BDOT-MAKER,
L has removed hIK p11ce OF bus,nee4iQ
20 MONKOE STREET,
In1rd door east OF the F0et Of1cu THIS II the bek
place for Ladies to get their W1n+er boots m1da. 4
ire ttock Of IiLtleMAus 6oCtR viii be sold 1t cod
daid dx2pu 49,
, 1864-11-11

Glorious Iowa haa given not le.s than
1000 msJotity for the Union ticket, in
0dtng the rote of her gallant Soldiers,
ira increases her majority about 10000
fs.y year. Before the next Presidential
ection comes around she Will hxve gons
ct Of sight.
, 1864-11-11

DnOPDSALS FOR BEEF.
Or: r. 1c1 FoG3c sEr.1mo r. G sra'.,s4assr. ,4s
S;s:@ 81 II Il E:si!7;a = e: e
"t 'os0S'k FREsH 0EEV
70 'hs trcopsln tho DpoA,tmenta Of taa reunessso
:sap ne E,ss: e. e
los viii also ua received for a1nitnn7 Hlshe aooos
cs.a sss e. d5ss ss q Hs a. III,
s s .aa e
net bull s,ss, e:ilsF: so.. nj t.ss sniss
&C :ssss Is . z IL
less ~ th9n VIZ .e9 = susa1sd :: 20 49,.
r. - sss:,:
ths contact ,6.l . eus Il Il. foa u M Ts.teeia a
se o1e ansrss r. ss e1 o on tsFs. e foar
icesra aooys Tho are tolnt nd on .hs hisd aus1.
hest sn jor NJ 10 e'sA' "she' n00T' "s sam7s'4 aF
81 s e b nsysssa = nh T. :ase
H. Coe' Conna..axiss q tas D.as:taeoss. ID Can
pdsa e n 5 y 0t oer II ss E1 II
IL uslsd s:ste. fessT1ts @ IL 1issi to :1aatpter
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nflea y szs assiP b:d' q a'di III % sneir co
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r., .'f@ nDes sfa~a e s
;ss1s y e seal aa,s ses,s
t1ics Atto.ney. "s7" ~'~<' III"
, 1864-11-11

HARRISBURG, Thursday, Noy: 1o:-The
majority in Pepusylvsnia will Is 900 to &c, 90,
without the eoldie1s' vote In the field.
1Sipnec1 SIMON CAMERON.
, 1864-11-11


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the Gn,ehs ~ s.th sts s1csn,sT 1ne 9si. ec1
ert - - .Ss & 9a1 az e. r, tns .n & e.
sHp 9aa ons 1.H nnurt oeloIe pe!u9 We1eaaas pf1
, 1864-11-11

New YoaK, Thursday, Nov. 10-1he Her
aid states that an exchange Of II, 900 prlson a.
ers has been agreed to, ard the first install
rnent cf the rebels have left for the Savan-
pab 1tyer.
, 1864-11-11

DUTTER! BUTTERl BUTTER!
- va havs connAntly On hsnd
Choice Crock and A0u Butter.
Frc N ,ho b. 1t Da1r!ss IL Ecrths n.leo1l.
BUTTON d ADAMS,
uo&yt}i.jtyuNAI Ees 14gEoxta JtGt: asa Ut.
, 1864-11-11

NEw fonK, Thnreday, Nov. 1o.-The story
published that Atlanta had bern burned and
Sherman WIS marching directly on Charles.
ton, 4. G. is diacredtted In military cir
cles, but the N. 7. 1ina<.' Washington special
has lorg dispatch this morning giving IT
that Sherman was probably on bis way to
Savannah Ga.
, 1864-11-11

Mtrcer county gives 500 for Lincoln.
The preeent delegation stands Q Democrats
, 1864-11-11

WILMINGTON, Del, Nav. 9.-McClell.r
carties tie State by 450 majority.
, 1864-11-11

GHIRTS, SH1RTs.-E1t:3 IN
~ QUALITY ard PIT. IN stoal nd
MADE TO DRpER4
Ne n naEe 6PkCIAI-T OF tEt1 branch ct cur busi.
nesA
ELY, Eoolep D-sEe. end Ta.>o-,
-611 net No fremont Block.
, 1864-11-11

WATERBURY,. Conn, Thursday, Nov. TO-
Hon John P. Elton, one OF the Unien elcc-
tors at lalge, cboeen Tuesday; died to-day.
, 1864-11-11

NRI W8uE8B EKN mus ITVKs
Nv YORK, Thursday, Nov. 10 is re-
ru1nored that Mcclellan sent in his resigns
tion a. Mnjor General on Tuesday night, bat
It has since beep 3epi.d,
, 1864-11-11
MISSOURI.

fspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuue,1
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, No..9.
The radicals have carrled their entire State
and county ticket In St Louis. Tue vote On
Congressman will stand about 5,4o0 for Ho-
gan, copperhead, i, 100 for johnson and . 500
fer K4oz, both radicals. The eoldiere' vote
will reduce Hogan's plurality, but can
hardly overcome it.
county. Three Pre- c,ncts in the etty and four
IN the county, including Carondolet, give 90
najori'y io1 Mcclellan, the balance for Lin
coin.
Blow Boyd. McClun9 and Loan are re- elect.
ed to Congress, all radicals, With the prospect
Of gam Of two more in North Missouri
Fletcher and the radical State ticket are
elected here, and the State Convention TO
abolish slavery is carried. We have no doubt
oft lie State, though the Copperheads claim
htavy gains at jefferson City and elsewhere
in the interior:
LATER,
Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tnbune,1
ST. Lor1s. Thursday, Nov. 10.
RtturLs from the interior are coming In
slowly, and some of them are surprising.
Howard and Randolph counties, pros1ayery
stropgholds carried last year against the Rad.
ica]s By an overwhelming majority, now 70
tor Lincoln, while Radical counties all give
Increased MA}os1ties. It ia almost certain
We hsve elected every Congressman but two,
and one OF these lost In st. Louis by party
split The soldiers vote is almost uaani.
mous1y Tor Lincoln md Fletcher.
John Hogan, elected to Congress as the
Democratic csndIdate informed Union
msmbt of the Legislature yesterday til 1t be
Intended to support Liucoln's Adlatnis:ra-
, 1864-11-11

Important Naval Fumor:
New Yoak, Thursday, Nov. 1o-1t Is re-
ported that the pirate Tallahassee has been
eurk or captured of the coast.
, 1864-11-11
LOSS 200 TIE REBELSASK 4
TRUCE TO BURY THEIR
DEAD,
From The south--Hut;erings in
the Rebel Cave
THE NIGHTMARE OF REBEL.
LION WEARING OUT,
TIE REBEL LAKE PIRATE
GEORGIAN OVERHAULED.
Latest from the Tennessee River -
The Situation.
THE war IN MlsSOORt COM.
PlEVElf ENDEp,

Destructive Fire at Amboy, III. -
Loss $60,000.
, 1864-11-11

Qnr I'rlaopera-Tho Election in st.
h0uls-11Etallnuou-E Axroct.
IftM
, 1864-11-11

The Election Retnrns-Further Re-
turns from the Loyal sta,es
, 1864-11-11
TIE CHRIt TIAN RESIGNATION
or LITTLE MAC DENIED.
Our Prisoners An Exchange to
Take Place The Z. s. Com
NISSAN.

Our FOREIGN RELiTIQKS-M MODEST RE-
QGtST OF J0H1 BILL. CONSIDERING.
, 1864-11-11
Chicago Qribnne.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1864,

ILLISOIk.
The following membeTS ct CtnSress are
-certair]J elect:d:
D,tt. Republicans. Dist. coppsrheads,
Johu Wentworth. III. W.R3sa,
~. F. Farns~orth- 10 Anthony Thornton.
BE- B, Wsthburt e. II S. s. Marahxu.
4 Gen, 4 c. Harding.
t E c, 1pgereou.
GB. c. Cock.
1A. r d. BsosnweN
SIS. n Cui!om.
3a Jabu Bakcr.
IL A. J. KuykeLdall.
Al la1ee-S. ". Moulton.
EEcAp7Tu1AT1ox.
Republican Corg7tas men,
Ecpperhesd Congre esnen. g.
We have ret down both Baker and Kuy.
Kendall as elected, as the returns received
upto this writing (6 p. n.y. indicate 1t. II
7aaeeac hrs given 6e5 for Kuykend4ll, aud
. Union only $50 for Alien, It looks IS If
the defeat Of the latter wss sure thing.
St. Clair gives Baker 1000, MADISON $50,
md Washington reported 800. Clinton has
1leye that Monroe and Randolph has over.
came the1, 30Q.majority Of st Clair aud Wash
3pEtun.
In the present Congress the Republicans
lave but five members to eight Coppsrheads.
How different 1t will be In the next! Loyal
mirols will hare some Weight In the sessions
OF 1866 ani 1867.
There can be no doubt that the State has
giren THIRTY THOUSAND Union
majority on the general ticket. 1t is not
Impossible that DR.. D. &. Green Unlon) has
been elected to the State Senate In the Cen
tralia District The Legislature is strongly
IEion in both branches.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
DROP OsALs FOR BUILDING CULVERr.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
until IL M on TIL RsDAY, the 22d day of Decern-
Der inst for taking ana reconstr1c citing culvert
6h street east tn side Of street south,
under ar act approved 18Th November. 1864.
The cuvert will consist of two walls of blue stone
mason-ysix feet Rpart to be covered with New
York tagging the bottom of the culvert to be ag
ged the whole length of the culvert.
The walls will he 10 inches in height and -
width; the foundation will be six inches below the
line of the bottom of the eulVert. allowing the
culvert, when constructed to be six feet wide and
one foot high inside dimension
The mortar ueed in the construction of the walls
to consist two parts of sharp river sand to one
the best fresh hydraulic cement
The tagging used for covering the culvert shall
not be less than footin width and five Inches
in thickness ana to extend and rest fully one foot
over ach of the side walls to be elOsely laid side
by side, and the ends resting upon the wall, to ce
laid in mortar as above described.
The material in the old cuivert may be used fer
the bottom of this cuvert and to bs laid on bed
of sharp sand of su1icient depth.
The contractor will be required to cover thai
part of the street not paved with sufficient gravel
over the tagging to bring the street up to its pres
ent surface; also, to make good ali paw sments,
tagging, &C, which may be disturbed.
Bidders will stale the price Fer lnesl foot, whch
shall include all material and workman ship re-
quired to complete the work according to the fore.
going advertisements; and no money will be paid
until the work is peted to the satiIfsctlon OF
the Commissioner of the Ward. de 13d
Evening star., 1864-12-16
TOSIPB EIYNOLDS & 90,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM lfTTERs,
No, 500 NIRSE STREET, near avenue,

band the rgest and best assortment In the city
ot tohsndeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights. Portablss
oles in this liae from. the best establshmen In
New York. philadelphia, &C., which vii! Be sold
on the most res ssonable terms.
Also, RANGES. FURNACES. and Pire-Board
otovse.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANt48 IN
asa anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Rsstaqrants, 60, are inyitsd to cs,l; 80.
promptly and cheap, Is also everything In the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
closets, Wash stands, Basins, &C., TO-, st No. 500
Ninth street, near Pennsylvania sysnus, isrgss
stsblfsh N emit In the city. fa 1-eoh
Evening star., 1864-12-16
L DETECTION OF oOUNTERPEITRRs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARrMANT,
SOLICITORS OFFICE, Oct. %, 1854. &
Congress, by an act passed at its last session
placed a considerable surn of money at the dispose
of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosecution OF measures for the detectiOn
and punishment of persons engaged in counter;
feltng Treasury notes. fractional currency, and
other securities of the g Unted States. This fund
is devoted to the payment Of rewards to detectives
and others through whose fundamentally offen-
ders are brought to justice; and its al
and the conduct of the measures referred to are
placed by order of the seer- tary, under the mme-
diate supervision of the unders gned. to whom all
communications relating thereto. or to the
offences indicated, should be addressed. Liberal
rewards have already been paid to several parties
who have aided in the apprehension Of counter
feiters.
It is hoped that the stimulus thus offered, added
TO the interest which all good citizens must feel in
the suppression of crimes tending TO impair the
credit Of the national securities, and thus embar
rass all business operations, will induce the earn.
est operation Of all capable of afording any aid
in the efforts being made by 'he DEPARTMENT for
the attainment of that desirable end 1t is espec.
tally sed that all persons having knowledge of
facts mportant to be known by the Department,
concerni ing such offences, will communicate them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Publishers Of newspapers threug heut the coun-
try will render essential service to the Govern
msnt and the public by giving conspieuon9 pq bli-
nov / 6tD3mW Solicitor of the Treasury.
Evening star., 1864-12-16

~ Eight of the Copperhead ruffians who
attempted TO murder provost marshal and
his assistants, in AuglaiZe county, Ohio, a few
weeks since, were taken to Johnson's Island or
Saturday.
~ About 1900 head OF cattle and sheep,
gathered by our troops in the Valley Of VIr-
ginia, passed through Frederick, Md, on Sat.
urday last, en- route for Pennsylvania.
~Out of 800 substitutes who left Colum-
bus, Ohio for Louisville, KY, loo deserted on
the way.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.
HEADQUARTERS 1sT Army CORPS,


HEADQUARTERS 1sT Army CORPS,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 1, 1864.
Veterans desiring to enlist in the 1st Army
Corps, to be organized under the recent order
of the War Department, should report in per-
Rest, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
Washington. They Will then be conducted to
the barracks where they will be critically ex-
amined, and, II found duly qualified, immedi.
ately mustered into the service
By order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 3.tf Assistant Adiutant General.
Evening star., 1864-12-16
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