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REORGANIZATION of the Army.

Reorganization Of the Army.
Gen: Mcclellan ~ IN signallzea his assump'
the as ,ss0i4ssi5s eissi to be ros az
new CO, ,pswll be s4amanded BY Hei1tze1.
1~n, rrside, :r, BaDks, stge1 aud
Sunni, I, all Of vhJ8 &ye proved themselves
.qusl to great em+rgetcies heretofore, aud
huve the confidence of the people for the fu-
ture. The downfall Of Pope seems to meat
far as to blnme Gen. Halleck for placing such
+ implicit confidence in his abilities rs 8 COM
mauder ard stra:egtse
| The bt st h1igaditrs are to be selected from
| the medley Of appointees and placed at the
| head of the newly organized brfgades, which
| are to consist Of five regiments each, with
battery Of artillery and squadron Of cavalry.
| Each brigade is to be made up Of three new
regiments and two old ones, BY which means
! it ls hoped that our entire army will be ready
| ed BY the experience and indom1table courage
of Tie veterans Of the t'war In Virgsni.,' it is
| thought the new r. glments will fight well.
ARMY PROMPTLY IN MOTION.
| Another most important and encouraging
| evidence of our strength appears In the
promp'i,ude and alacritf with which our geo.
erals have moved their various corps and diVi~
slors to different and sometimes distant
points, and the exc lent spirits OF the troops
| as they ma1 ched along. These men, but day
or two 5go, were completely worn out by the
baft1ss through which they passed in Virginia
within the last two weeks, and yet yesterday
were lively, obedient, and determined in spirit.
TIE HONORABLE CoLoRs.
It was enough to make ones heart leap
with pride to SEE the co1ors Of some Of the re-
gineDt6 borne galliGtly a1oft as they marched,
omIletely rido1ed With bullets, even to
etrt DIS; in come instances We noticed the day-
Staff splintered and full Of bullet marks. No
Ole could harhor q tear that such men will
| finch in the coming storm. They are too
brave and too true to our holy cause. Give
them leaders, and they will anuihilate the en-
e1ny wherever he may be met. And can We
bsleEe that the new regiments that follow
these veterans through the coming fall cam
pafgn u Ill prove anything but brave, heroic
ana iuvincible cohorts?
THE PLANS COMPLETE ARRANGEMENT OF
| DETAILS.
| Gen. Mcclellan has had long conferences
| with his field marBhal5, has submitted hi
plans, had them approved, and now he ant
his entire and exclusive staff, are engaged day
ard night in arranging the details. Tn
amount Of work done is really surprising, aut
the faclllties nov arc ample; besides, mue]
help is obtained from that powerful auxillar.
In tinle Of War-ezperience, and an experience
, which has been dearly bougt.
: MORE OFFICERS TO BE RELIEVED.
The people will not be surprised or paine
to bear that it is reported in town to. day, tha
6tVcral more notorious generals in our arm
Who have held importont commands Withou
using them, are to be relieved from duty fo
the present, and possibly for all time to CONT
A tremendous effort is now being made to ST
| 1ect and place in command only such general
as have proved themselves worthy OF thei
, 1862-09-11

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above capacity. Has had several yeats practical ex'
pcrieu In different first cIats hotels. Can n.odu.
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W or returned Soldiers wishing pleasant and
profitable Agency requiring ssma pital. aud which
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E. T. CLARK. Northampton. Mass. Post Office Box Il.
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"ANTED--Agents to canvas for
W the forthcoming History Of the Civil War In
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ra1e selling book, Terms liberal. Apply for territory
Pr stf0fEce Box 3G3 ans pS39 SIN
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keeper Ref and safEftefion gu csnteed.
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WTANTED--A few thousand 3.l.
W lars of Indebtedness against the late firm o1
L II Bu eli d Co., By J. BEECHEI:. 25 Lssaile street.
, 1862-09-11

WTAKTED-l5O Harness makers.
" to work on Cavalry Equipments. Good wages
TILLS1N & HEAD, Quincy. Ill.,
Refer to Tpruer 4 Sidxay, Chicago, III, se3u12t1E LII
, 1862-09-11

w ANTED, INFORMATION
w ANY one knowing the whereabouts Of RUFUS
$, PA9HE ar-, Sc" lag Machine ManufactqreF. you'd
Dc ntcI i. B. G Pot Ouca Bog 5>ss: Said Itntus
Payne tavng. when leaving the dwelling house
nofr in hurry last s7ing forg 1tten that owed uot
lts than twelve months nt The owner Of house
els interested to know bat has becUme Of tis odel
teEaut, se3 ul24 1W
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Of more Of Inc new II 5n-cl1u VESSELS.
Names. Where building. By whom
, 1862-09-11

w ANTED.-I wish 10 employ an
~. Agent III every county ~ the Ncrtnssst fo:
the Ra1e CT article tn It "a Indispensable every
buensse IN the country. The etAl price Is only
One Dollar which places 1t fh1n the rench Of every
man uho handles money. Agents are selling lhoa-
sands Our terms to as ents are Fe!y libcEl We will
Fcnh sample any person wishing to act agenr,
upon receipt Of = cents in stamps. Addres, 3. z.
BATES, Chicago, Ill. sep4u2123t
, 1862-09-11

w A n T ED-Agents to canvass
" for Headlay'e Rebellion History. Published
In 10th English snu G. tman l4ngus:rs. Sixty 1rst
class s. q tlatc EneraE1ngs The brit sen! booS
immediately, send stamp to E. b. & nc TIE IT
1Dl NashfQrto1 STIR ct CHICAGO Scauls32T
, 1862-09-11

w AN TE D-A Sitnation BY 8
young nan. = book keeper Or salesmsn. The
ea1ge of any st of booSs G.n gys go9d e.t rsisr T.
county. II desired. Address ~. 4 G." r. q. Box
s13s. scp9u2S5t
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n d five thousand, each having txeity re,7s
10 run, bearlrg interest st four,and a hall per
cent. '-''.
The steamships Glasgow and Hsruon!4
sti5sd 70 day Tor Europe, taking 81, ,7os. 600 IN
eIecie-
The Board Of Brokers has resolved to sga!n
tell gold ct the Board of Commerce On Mon
day ::
New Ton6, Nov. 15.-Ths Iron plated friss-
ste Roanoke will be reported ready foc sea In
about thrae Tetls.
The. incomplete regiments In tbiz State are
tc;pq consolidated under orders OF Go7eia2t
Morgan.
WASHINGTON, Nov 15.-A1l prisoners pa-
roled October 12th, at Alken's Landing, are
exchanged.
NEW YonK, Nov. 15.-1t Is said deputy
United Stats maFEhal has gone to Trenton to
arrest two members Of General McCle'1sn's
stsff.
The Board Of Aldermen to-day adopted q
resolution rendering General Mcclellan the
bospitalities OF the city.
Albert Horne has been sentenced to dva
folk.
4 young womau IN H4ckensack, New Jer-
sey, Ess yesterday outraged by negro named
Anderson, who stole his employers horse and
since been heard Of. ..
The prizs schooner Water Witch, Of Kings
tor. Jsnaics, arrived to-day from Aranzas
Pees, Texas, whare she Was captured IN Au-
gEst- Her caTgo is gunpowder.
GALESA, Nov. 15.-~A number of people
tuned ont this evening to receive D. 4. Ma
honey, as be passed through on his way horne.
DUBUQUE, Nov, 15.-D. a. Mahoney arrived
ibis evening. He YVES nat at the leyes b7 q
large couccnr5e Of friends who escorted htln
10 Ella reeiaence. Quite 1umber Of buildings
we1e Illuminated il honor Of his Tcturn.
, 1862-11-16

and Immediate indemnify for all injuries liz
Mcted upon French citizens by Gen; Butler,
the immense armament now nearly ready af
Marset11es being pointed to as the comment
ary On the refusal of the Diplomatic request.
Our state department., therefore, in annonne-
ing that there viii be no difficulties leading
to a rupture Of re1at tons, merely Informs thu
French minister, In adyance, that il, Is rea1y
to bnck down to any extent from Gen. Bat.
Ier's acts, and that no defense OF that of11eet's
conduct, and no adequate examination OF the
French complaints will be made Is q bar to
this further effort to conciliate, the Spanish
minister has addressed to cur goVerume1: &
demand for IN apology for the burning Of s
vessel In Spanish waters, By one OF the shios
Of Fazragut's deet. This oct, It Is complain
ed, WIS made more heincus by insu1ts. to 3
this wrong done IA uentra1 port.
The .RerdId's Washington dispatch inti-
lnates that Ger. ButIer,s removal IS probable.
, 1862-11-16

The citizens in Wisconsin who have
discovered the military paradox Of answer
ing the purposes Of a draft by opposing it,
are low IN Milwaukee, some two hundred
strong, brought down. under bayonets
from ozaukee county. They are every
man Of them to aserve duuug the war"
for this, their set Are there any more
communities ambitious to make up their
quotas in this way?
The Southern news Of the morning is
Interesting, as giving the latest quotations
in the market for men aud women. But
that confederate rags are so terribly
st 8 discount, it Wonld not appear
that community had reached star-
-7ation pitch when likely Young wo-
man may be bought body and soul for
$500. There is another, age not limited, at
~ho brings the same plump figure, Agin
of sixteen brought s., $40, but the Charles
ton nigger market is evidently weak, the
average ut late sale being only s50s.
The news from the Capital is death to
the hopes of the squa.ter clan On Rock
Island, Dear our Illinois city Of the same
Zane. We give in this issue the decision
Of Attorney General Bates in the case.
The Kentucky nigger drivers are to be
looked after. Now Jet us see the officers
Punished who have dared disobey the
President 4 spcck Of disturbance is grow
ing out OF the demands Of certain Enro-
pean powers rising cut Of Gen. Buffers
stringent policy at New Orleans. The
commission to try Don Carlos Buell. will
speedily fall at work at Cincinnati. Mr.
Chase's Treasury programme as foreshad-
owed in q Washington dispatch will com
nand attention,
Gen. Grants advance is at Holly Springs,
prepared to hold 1he position at all haz-
ards. bis column occupies the centre,
tnat Of Gen. Sherman the right, and Gen.
Hamihcn's veterans the left, the whole
army is designated Us tles' Army Of West
Tennessee" and the different divisions as
The "Mght Ning," "Left Wing" and
"Centre.'' There can be no doubt thai
Gen. Grant will push forward down int
Mississippi, fighting the enemy as he goe:
-Vickslurg being the prize ut which hi
aims.
The war in Virginia offers the new as
ptct Ct runcr from several sources tha
6tonewall jackson is agsiu making for th'
Potomac and for raid into Maryland
THIS my mean simply feint intended 70
, 1862-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS BE TELE.
GRAPH.

81. PAUL. Nor. 15.-WIndom, Republican,
has been elected to Congress BY 1000 7ajor-
Hy; Donneny, Republican. by 500.
LEE river above aasdngs is closed by Ice.
] PTTsBCRGH, Nov. 15.-The supreme court
has granted witt OF cersiorari ia the case OF
the Phi}edelphiA sheriHslty. This confirms
the claim o. John Thompson and ousts Robt
Wing, the present incumbent.
MuwAu6KE, NoB. B-In Justice to the
:1oyal people Of Wisconsin,, 1t is peoptS to state
1hat the recent draft troubles are princlp pallY
confined to class OF Germans called Lu1em-
burpefs, Over hundred OF them have been
arrested in Ozsnkee county, and the draft IL
being enforced promptly
CoLunBus, Ohio. Nov. 15.-Lsst evening
about o'clock, IRE bruke out IL the ME
chine works snd repair shops Of the Colun'
bus, Piqua and Indiana railroad. A strong
north wind ~aa blowing. at the time Th:
ahopR, two locomotives, four or five pssserge'
ka1s End other stocks and an Immense q =
1tT q lumber we're destroyed Loss $W.N0
NEW YoRx, Nov. 15.-The Henakd prints ,
memorial nov being signed by merchants
6naucisx6 and others, Recommending the re
turn by the government tospecie payment o.
mn bills from twenty dollars down, ind th
: 9ssue of Legal tender coupon bonds oftwsnty
;1afty. oos hnaaIed, five hundred, ONE thousxn'
, 1862-11-16
ro TRIBUNE SATURDAY

wO TRIBENE SATURDAY.
The engine that drires The power. press
on which the TnBuEE is printed. broke
down on Friday night just after one side
.{she inside pagea) Of the entire edition had
been worked of Before the damage could
be repaired it was too late in the day to IS
sue in time fol. the mails, or to deliver to
city subscribers, consequently Saturdays
edition dailed to reach some $4,000 pa
srcns. =:
The accident il exceedingly annoying to
The reading public sa well as to the pro.
p1ietors; but what cannot be cured must
be endured. The carriers will deliver this
morning to city subscribers, the missing
Issue, with the additional telegraphic news
up to the hour Of going to press. The
Monday morning edition, containing Sun.
dny nights dispatches, will also be deliver
ed to city subscribers This is the best we
can do, and hope our rea !ers will be salts
fed under the peculiar circumstances. Ac-
-cidents viii happen in the best regulated
printing establishments
, 1862-11-16

In another column, 8 dispatch from For
aress Monroe gives the details of the ar
angemeut for the exchange Of all pEis~
oners Of war, recently perfected at Aiken's
Landing by Col, Ludlow. Of Gen Dix's
staff. It gives q list Of officers and men
exchanged. The list Of United States Off
Gers Of all grades is 926, that Of rebel Off
cezs ,5o6. In addition to these officers
are exchanged about $4,000 ptieates, leaE'
ing balance due to the United States o]
shout 5000 p1iyates- The place for ex'
changing prisoners, in pursuance Of ths
9Th article Of the cartel, is changed from
Aiken's Landing to City Point
, 1862-11-16
The wsf III North Garotzca.

The war In No-th Gnro;ssza.
NEW YoaR, Nov. 15.-rhe: Re1azd has
letter from Nsweezo,' n. G., Nav. ash- Gen
Fl eter's asmy was at Wi1liamstoaun tha Sxh,
uudereFders to march to Plymouth On the
Gil; thence to embark IN transports f5E AeF-
bern. The Increment, SO Tar as reacaiog ceS"
tsin places, was successful, bat the" main:
object was to captnfe two, rebel regiments
that had teen sent to stack Fly :n:,uth. Dssay
csuEed by the insffciencJ Of an srting bzig1-
dier s1IoWfd their escape.
4 Reconnaissance was made within fve
miles Of Tarbnro. The rebels werc founa
heavily missed with large force tasre, aud IL
Fss deemed impo1itIc to attack Them. Some
OF tee expedition had arrived at Washington.
The rebe1 salt works near Wilmington had
been entirely destroyed BY hs gunnoat Elias,
witEcut loss on our side.
, 1862-11-16
I1Jea strnus Fire at. Toronto

D13NE8kU31 @7 0@033@0F
ToRosro, C. ", Nov 14.-Tas Rossin
house, the largest hot 81 In Canada, Was de-
all the stores and snops in the building. A
number OF lives are supposed TO have been
lost. among them man banned Graham, and
one or ts soldiers who were assisting to re-
meve furniture. The guest8- of the house
were all saved. The loes is Very heavy. The
insurance on the hotel was $50 ,010-
, 1862-11-16
GLORIOUS IOWA.
Republican Majority Sixteen Thou
sand---Who goes to the War?

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
DBs MoIHEs, Nov II, 1861
By the of1cial:count to-day, made BY tho
State Board, 1t appeazs that tha Republican
majority on the State ticket is between Il, 600
and 1900. This includes the soldiers vote
Without that vote the Republican majority Is
over 5000. There il about the same majority
on the Congressional ticket. Grinnell, who
was beaten by the home vote, has 8 mV|ority
OF 1.s0o with the soldiers vote. Wilson has
2,Co0. Some Of the others 60 as high as
4Coo. Wilson, Of the Dubuque district is
beatez for Judge by 200 votes
, 1862-11-16
TEE CASE OF MRS. BRENSMAD De-

.E4A& CASE VG msASs k1kAAIs7A a ~ AsS
The details Of gross outrage upon 8
lady, Mrs Brinsmade of New Orleans,
by New York police officer, acting as
q. S. Provost Marshal, are given in the
papers Of that city. The lady Was kept q
close prisoner for six weeks in the police
station house, by Kennedy, acting on
his owa sole instance and authority
When the matter was brought to the
notice OF the proper officers OF
the Government, her release was at
once ordered, and doubtless the punish
.ment Of the guilty officer will speedily fol-
Low. for the Government owes it to itself
to promptly meet and punish every such
inftaciien Of the rights and liberties Of cit
izepa
The affair will be nut the Tory press
viii gleefllly crack, and the secesh Times
OF this city, still sore from the repeated in
carccrations of its disloyal associates and
reporters, will attempt to combine all
its grievances in one LIST with the
case of Mrs. BrinEnade- But the
eIgencies Of military law, under which
the Government from time to time acts
through its proper officers, are no more tc
be held responsible for and bear the odiun
OF acts like that Of Kennedy, than is tht
civil Ian IN ordina = times to be weighted
with abuses any over sharp and dlshones
detective may indulge in, in the pursuit j
his own private gains, Of pinchinggI ant
sweating his private victims
The arrcs. Of Mrs. Brinsmade was order
ed by no competent authority. Can tn
TINES say as much for the case Of lshan
or Cook, or Maloney. Kennedy, Of Me-
York, should be sufficiently punished fc
h1s act, as doubtless he will be, but th5
will not deter any duly constituted Office
from obeying the orders emanaing frol
the War Department r,
, 1862-11-16
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Latest Quotations in the
Negro Market.


FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 15.-The gunboat
Connecticut has Just arrived from the Gulf
Her officers report the entire coast Of Texas
in tie possession OF the federal forces.
FORTRESS Moszoz. Nov. II. 1862.
Col. Ludlow of Gen Dix's STIFF retuened
this afternoon IRON A1ken's Landing. and has
very successfully completed the arrangements
for he exchange Of aM prisoners Of wI.
The following officers and men are eI-
changed, to-wit;
F7rst-An gstaee1s and men both Of the United
States aud confederate Berr1ce WHO have been cap
Nov i. 1sS2. except the United States oH1nets and
men captured and paIoleI September. 1869, at Haf.
per'e Ferry: Ind ~ ds;,ysTiss q prisoners S2 r
ties In the Penlntula and it, adjacent wasers are
inclp6ed in thfe exchange
,sa e SAL fssIs Soss isna ana oss : aae
Thirf1-Au officers and man captured and pa-
rolled at ChalnbershMg Oct. l. 1853
Eoa4th-The uth Ohio, Captured al tlhrsss1Ae'
gzA-otnoers and men captured at South NILS
s;1n-one hundred and four commissioned
officers and .privakes belonging to the ID United
| States caval1g, 1T United States infantry 9Th
Uted States eAya ID untssd M Stsfes 1it. a1tsFS 1si
STATES aztiilery, sent from Annapolis, Maryland.
Columbus NeT aos 9 ws' 1a a. 1s1s saptu,ed at or
near Richmond. and LexinE:on, KY, under eona-
| maud OF Gen Kirby E. Smith
| E1ohkh-Al officers and man de!fye5ed 20 Cap-
tat Laselle ard Swan, On the 1st: 5th TN. 1zsa
and 26sh Of September, 1859, End the 1s1n o1 oc1-
,ana Gap a sSs t q md a ilth Of 6ssoszf 1859
bast b1sesstss E s5ssss asasssis:: i1e 9soss!s
CGIcnele 1a Lieut-Gotonelo. -
~ y GaR.a!ns s4ats'sntg g g
| Lenfenants~ n+., --..,.. I 80
Il TUsA.... ..sss.. sSo
In addition to these officers are exchanged
about "a, coo pr1vates, leaving balance dae K
t the United States, of about 6 900 prtTates.
The place for exchanging prisoners, IN P1I
| enance Of the 7th article Of the cartel, y
| chautgd from Alken,s Landing to City Polaf
FoRTRsB MONROE, Nov; 1S.-Gan. Corco
zan and ataf arrived 1t fortress Monroe sa'
m1sIne MsloT d.n DE went to suaolk this morn
! fnc to review the troops at t6at plsce-
The Pet41sburgd Express OF Nov. 1osh b.
M T6e i ehcss Of recognition of the souther
! confedelacv- BY France and England, asal
"A bsying been- -aolemnly looked for the ten1
f f1me. Ras again been consigned to the e'aad
d below. where ne hope It will remsan Ior Il
Q fclarce. OF the war. We are tired OF tAa fre7
o hi reapp{a1ance Of this phantom md Vi
. never 70 eee It again Earaded befoEEe the pub
s. s esS ~ ] haya information that +the enemy
"a III possession OF WlNiamRt1. 1.swu and Han
g TN, il Martin county, Motif ,Csrolina, aud
t. large. ttdef4a feIce is znarchinE on Iarbo
- oaF small forces, engaged them as Wth.l
, 1862-11-16

T1TANTED-A Scholarship or
w Certificate for portions Of :. Scholarship Il
Dryaut = srrat.oa's ConmarClal College, Address.
giving prtce. Box s594. Chicago Post oEca.
, 1862-11-16

UTE ADVANCED UPON FLOUR
w GRAIE and PROVISIONS. nr9 mest kllda Of
Produce to be he'd or tof Shipment siEng hoa:Is o.
paysns one commission aud tan per cent Per 70 n1H
On the amouEt advanced, g. C.PEARSON 90
nnSTy9Ha-1t CetnIutEston Merchants
l61 Enuth W ster street,
, 1862-11-16

WTANTED-Two CT three good
w Cabinet Makers Eanted Inquire at 10" Midi
son street, 1ns door west OF Custom nouse Pl:ce,
,--r.tq7y
, 1862-11-16

XMAN TED-A party from the
~ country. with IS Gao cash. w1s.=s to purchase
an fataret IN some good H3uze, Grteettes pseser:A
Address G. 8. r. T.1bu1e oTHcs- ont5 KALI
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Ssritten for tie "smyrna Time,


MA ED1roN-The Locofoco secession symDatbi.
ssrs about town ate making thems, Ives busy about
ths formation Ofthe companies Of Ileme Guards in
our STATE stating that they are useless. as the State
will never be invaded by the rebes, and that il i,
wrong that they should be armed and eoupned
'he e1Psnse Of the Govcrnment--comnLsininc ,b.,
fnsy are taxed for that purpose MY msther.in law
used sftsn 10 say-and have lived To learn that
was wise saytng-hat " foss and children sIoad
pescr Judge Of work when half done"
The war isnot yet over. The term fniue mon,bs
'er Which VIC sslstrd, has Just commenced. Tn,
rebels may invade Delaware; the Goserpm.n, r,.v
want more men'to go into tjic army Of the Potomac
and shouldn't wonder If tiose new cOmpIs;n;nn
"honid have togo. and IL So we wa have 10 h. ,,,.J
10 arm and equip them; and, upon the uiuo;oe II,
one good turn deserves another, we shall then n.
And therefore repeat for their bene6. md al
pa'0n,loya Inen. should say 10 ahers xl.en ,h.v
hear them thus crOaking, that fools and cb;Id,eo
hhould never Judge of work when half done.
Yours in bate.
UNciK ANDxR.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
COLLECTORS NOTTCE

ne underslgned having been appointed Collector
1i internal Revenue, under the Act approved Jnlv
A"' loo<, entitled IAN Act 10 provIds Internal Rev
uo 70 support the government and 10 pay ln.e rest
on The public debt" respectfully gives notice 10 the
cluIens OF this Stale that no viii attend ot Nm. fv
ing times and places for the purpose of issuing The
licenses To wit: ''O
Al Wilmington. at the Assistant Assessor, Office.
IN The Custom House, on Monday, Tuesday. Wed.
ncsday and Thursday, the Gath, 25ih Doth and 9th
lhsts', for Wilmington Hundred.
q, ~ the same place, on Friday and Saturday. the
G21h ana 29th insts for Brandy vino and Chistiana
At the same place, on Monday and Tuesday. the
ia and I'd days Of December neIt. for sMin C,-sL
" hite Clay Creek und New Castle Hundreds.
At Middlctown, on Wednesday. Thursdav and
rdnJ. the Sd, 4Lh and 9Th days or December. for
Rod Lion, st. Georges. Pcnc,der and Appoquini
mink Hundreds
Al Dover. m Monday, Tuesday, WrGnesdsv.
4hursday, Friday and Saturday, the Sth, 9th. I0th
lin, 18th and 18Th days Of Dccsmbsr, for Kent
County. '''
AT Georgetown, on Tuesday, Wsdnesd,V Thuys.
cay Friday and Saturday, the 18th, I7th 18th, 18th
aHd 2Oth Of December, for Sns.e1 Countr.
Inc otlce will he open from O'clock, q. m. 10
o e'ocH'p: m, en- the respective days, and at the
times and places above mentioned.
All persons are required to make the exact change
a,u payment well be received only in United States
treasury Notes, currency bankable in This S,,t.
Ten per cent will be added to the ,un ,.s...cJ
upon the licenses Of all persons no making pavment
and taking out licenses at the times and nl..es A..
signed Tor the several Hundreds and Counties afore
said. CHARLES " n NV
Collector for the District of Del,w...
Dover, November 10Th, 1861,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
4 FIGIITIN ARkANsAs

On the Goth ult., Gen. Blunt, after a
forced march with his division, attacked and
routed 5000 rebels at Cane Hill, Ark.
The battle lasted several hours, and our
victory was complete, Sixty rebels were
killed and proportionate number wound
ed. Gen. Blunt thinks the rebels will not
again venture north Of the Boston Noun
tains this Winter.