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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

A CoLoREp Man SrABBED-About . p. m.
OIL Sgnday evening John Anderson a coiorcd man
aged tvcui, six residing At No - Baxter street Will,
qui as passing through that street stabbed IN the
ri,.k With a p.nknife b. John Carroll. iufictng d
,igit wound lie WAS conveyed 10 the station house
IA lt. wound drssn.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

The draft viii commence in this district to-
DAY AZ 10 o'clock q, No % Third avenue, under the
supervision Of Capt Frederick c. Wagner Tie quota
for fhis district VIII be:
Eleventh Ward. ........................l2t7
Seventeenth Ward. ......................l,'o d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
BARSUM's MUSEUM.

The dramatic entertainment here during TIE
week will cor.isi - weird comedy entitled DO The
EIniod Chamber and the clever little farce Il quite
a. Home The other ATTRACTIONS ~ tie hussum are
quite cciipscd FOR the moment hy tie prc-euco Of
company Of Sioux and Wiuchago Indians-chcf-. war.
rors squaws &c..--wAo every afternoon so hfunsh u
series Of performances l.ec advertisement which be-
side being very amusing in iAcusc,cs AIe very in.
strucii,e as Illustrating aboriginal custom. and char
actcr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
NJ

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
For an affection. and iseases II the Urinary Organs wheties
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever caus. originating. and matter q how
long standing Disease Of these Organs
reluir. the AID II . Diuretic
HELMBOLD EXTRACT BuCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETlC-
AND II Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

PRIZE CARGoES-Ihc car%ocs OF several prin
vessels will bee disposed of tomorrow ut the tni'.
.to,e, u Brooll,i. hy the t. s. Marsha, The good to
l.. offered ARE dry roods. blankets hanncs. travelling
shirts. army brogans, Congress E"i'iH' 'n"e i''"
cotton cards Wrapping and wiring paper hops mag
,c.io soda ash tin. powder hardware boots and shoes
drugs and medicines lead brandy hats and caps ARM
d ammunition. splits Of turpcntinc and ground salt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

SHOOTING AFFRAY rs SECOND AVENUE
About ~ D. H. on SATURDAY, Patrick Fallon and james
Naoncy got into alteration at the corner Of second
oyenuc Ind TWcntycighih street. ANA "le Engaged ln
h. Lal Lodging i'm the ig Of the lattor. Ia firing iho
ui,tn Fallon also blew on one Of his own fingers Bon
men were conveyed 10 the City Hospital fall0n being
NJ ICED under arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

DRowyED.-John Frascman, seaman on the
bric Eor,une living AZ Pier No. 50 y. r. drowned
by failing INTO The dock at the foot of North Moore
Street ~ L. Iae Coroner Was LOi.led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
THE ALHAMbRA fAylLioy 81. the cmLpREs

w F'iR DESERT.
This Is the mare OF a new place oi amusement
in the form Of spacious ard beautiful tent no" bong
Out ny ~ Fourteenth street opposite ihc A''H'iHy :"
Music for the purpose Of eshibtng freshly arrived
troupe Of Bedouin Arabs and select company oi equ
,rians The Pavilion will be opened on this day week
upder the management of Mr J. VI. Nixon.
BRooKLYS ACADEMY oP MUSIC.
A ghost performance will be gwen here To-
NIGHT and repeated on Wednesday and iridn! WIN
.,ropc dramatic company headed by MI e. T. boh
c,oo The ebosts viii figure in vigorous sensational
drama entitled The shade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
THE DRAFT IN TEE CITY.
Two districts 10 be Drawn To-day.

The draf will commence in this district tods
under the chargeQi Captain Irhmdtat Ne u Chambers
street The Fourth District comprises the following
wards with their quotas te fy per cent being aoeec
together with tie whole number Of names from winch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

FRACAS BETWEEN POLICEMEN IN THE SLY
ryln PImclNcE-Koundsman Buckingham, II the
Seventh Precinct was severely beaten Oh saturday,
nbout II p. M by Officer Mahoncy. Of The same pre-
cinci The wounded man was conveyed 10 his resi-
dencc The cause of the difficulty We did not learn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES DURING THE RloTS.-
The amount Of claims filed in the Controllers Office on
Saturday was slOlI3 "A. 1c total amount of claims
il about 81 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

MILITIA MoyRMHSTs.-Maj or-Gcneral san
ford having occasion to leave the city for short time
Brgadicr Genornl Hall is acting Division Command
er until his return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

PRovosT MARsRAL's OFFICE. - DlsTRior
state OF -. -. 10. )
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24


ne~ and amend the charters of others
heretofore granted. zsysS.
..fi3. An Ac, to raise supplies for The
year commencing inso October, ono thou.
sand eight bundled and .ix'y:iGtee.
! H.. Al Act. 10 make appropriations
for the year commencing in,o October, one
thousand eish: hundred and sixp!three.
10. An Act 10 refur& to the Soldiers
Board Of Relief for Marlboro District
money, advanced by them. -.
I6. An Act to piocure supplies and
furnish the implements Of agricultural
aud manufacturing industry for the
soldiers and people Of tie State, by. q
union of the State with the Importing
and Exporting Company Of South Ca.
rolina. - - = -.
II. An Act to make provision 10
the support or tho families of soldier,
from, this State.in tie Confederate. ant
Stale service. r. - : = .''t'
i. ls. An Act in, relation to the South
eru Express Company, aud to provid,
additional remedies for the 0siault o
com Tou, cnrrier<. "a. -,
19- An Ac, 10 establish certain Roads
Biidges and Ferries. -, -....
90. An Act to grant the aid OF In,
State to the Shelby and Broad Rive
Railroad Company. --ls-- . :
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24


4 a RFMhRKABLB GIRL.-Tbev have
at 'one of the numerous exhibitions in
eNewce.Yotks .tbel taslest sgiil 10. The
world ,.2of which a paper says =
. his fs~a--young lady Of seventeen
years Of age. w61baeieachedth ariaz.
ing height Of eight feet one ihcf, rHusi-;;.
still growing. Hhe giant boy, who IS
Cow at Batnpm's, is eight feet high,
the g;I snrpassing HIM by an iach (; but
as 1Ie height Of the softer sex averages
much smaller figure Ihan;th.t Of men,
the contrast presented in The case of
the girl IS siili more nasvsllous., Her
face, her arms, herfngers. her feet, are
in proper. proportion TO her great height
l-,remendous in size and length. Her
lpor rs ~ inches long, and lis width
exceeds the length OF fnany--a ,iady's
dainty pedestsl. Thefngers ARE huge
An ordinary arm by the side, of this
lady's looks pupv and slunted. - Hei
knee reaches neatly TO The hip Of a per
son Of ordinary height. She is agree
abie and pleasan, irmanner, quite hand
some for her size, and we'll proportions
red. A lady Of usual height standing
beside Eer seems the yetiest infant.
"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

Cata~ba River Mission &C In
Creighton, s,; =, Ietss.1 <. . :
. ChesterfeljAo o Eady. ~ J. q, u
- Cheraw--J b. Massaleau.
Coal Field. River Mission w E.
Psgnes. !, - ! I. :. - 5aEs ~, !.
=. Benncttsyille Circait--Jx a Porter.
Society HilI, Mission - y "a Oeburn.
AChnplains in Army--F NJ Kenuedy,
a. N Wells. Z 2 f'2sa%- So
/ snnEnv, DisTIucT---R.,P. p. FRANKS, r. K.
Sbelhy--G w Ivy.s Y -
LineoinlonzO o A Darby. =
Dallas-ZJ ID CARPENTER.
& .Yorkville-C G Gage. -, -:,..r'
Yofkyiile Circuit-S A Roper.
Rock lIia-A K Eennick. Danie,
May. ss-<,' ~ 3 =, 800. .>''' =
Phe,illo-J Finger. ..
Ghanoile-C III pritchard. ~ =
z Chailo,t Cifcui.-L Loui, Scarboro.
- Oatawbat-J ~ kline. s., - ss.s;l
sLenoir- asP Ayant, Z
CsHwell Mission e p Round.
Morgapton--J Watts. ~. r.,.,
South Mountain Mi.t--J'P Hughes.
DascnnnfseF Femsle College. A G
Stacy, President.
Chaplain. ia A,my-E w Thomp.
soD, s } Hill.
.spARrASpURG DIsrrlcr = w. II. RrEM
| -: .1' ING. p. r.. ~ gs.f
Spartrnturg. .Station-W Smith; J
w Humbert. Sup. -. ..
spa,tanbnrg Circait--y A Sharpe.
McDowell--- I II Edwards. =.
.Ru,he-fo,d--J L eiorvin. ,
! OvluaLa,z-R j. Dosuui. --..... ;
Pocalo!--S a Wel,er.
Goshen IIit-<W Bowman.
Union--u AC " alker & Murchi
son. Sup. ~. $50.
Greenville Sta,ior--a I' Al&i,m.
Groon,iilo fi'cYit--W C Kirkland
\ Is Melton (: A il.Lesicr, Snr.
ficSensviile--T J CEde;'D u BY.
ars. Sup.
keo~ee Missiou--F NJ Morgan.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24
!. I,ll resi- vssn { gst Hons::'. !

I'll rest when I Get HON q 9
While Ewas walking slIroawgs : {txsct
in tie city of : =, q few asys spos
| Passed II man whose, head Iwas wIifeus !
ed. mdSbo,ly bowed .by The .hardship Of
not less than sixty tears. Ills limbs
,remblod undert their heas " burjlen, and
with much apparent effort be advanced,
but slowly. / overheard him talking
in A low and, sul,dued voice, evidcntly Z
mourning over his weariSess aud power.
". Suddenly his tone changed, and
his step. aniekened, as he exclaimed,
" LII rest wheni get home"
Even tie thouehtof rest filed MIN
with new life, 50 that ne -pareued with
energy dis we~ry yay.; 10 me it was
| y lesson II the thought Of the refresh:
ing rest OF homo encouraged The cares
worn lsborer, so that, almost unmindful
Of fatigue anil burdens, he quickens his
lrtcp .honeward, surely thu Chris an
journeying heavenward, in view Of sucli
rest should pass onward with renewed
vigor. ..-. -
This little incident cften comes tc
mind amid tee pefplexing labor Of tie
day, and stimulates me 20 moro con,
slant and earnest effort; Each lahore,
toiling inhis u,as;er syineyald. bearing
the heat and. burden of the day, cal
say. "1ru rest when get home."--
uerc let us I've. dilligentin tho service Of
onr Lord. rendering that our rest ~
.abbye. Fellow traveller. are your bur
.deDs gfievous to be horne, so that yot
are ready 10 faint. in the way Jesu.
saws, !" Como unro me all yo~ that labor
and are heavy laden, and ] will lsise
yen res, )" TO rest from toll is sweet
10, lest from toll is sweet. ..... d, -
P. | ChriStida Miscellany.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24
Acts Passed by the Legislature. at
8 its Recent Session ~

Ian hei 10 amend an At entitled
An .Act 10 cllsrtet The Shelby and Broad
river: railrosd. <. ~. :.
2. An Act to Incorporate the Chico.
rs lmrprting and Exporting Company.
OF South Car"iina. =. =.
g. an Act to alter and amend the
char,er Of ,ha ChsiAw and Darlington
railroad COMPANY. ..i =.
4. Al Act 10 amend the charter Of
the Carolina Cotton and WtoIen Fac
tory. =. .-,.Es .., e.
5. An>Act 10 incorporate the Charles
ton importing and ExImrting Company.
8. An Act 10 continue ia. force the
laws he;etcf-,e enacted in relation to
the Cultivation of Cotton.
T.. An Act To amend an Act" cnli.
tied An Aci T." suppress tle dis,;Iati6h
Of Spiri,u"us Liquors in this STATE.
| 8. An Act t" amend the Acl in rela.
zion to the supply Of labor for the Mill
'ary Defence 1T The State, ras.ed in
September, in ;le year Of our Eurd one
thousand eight handred and sixty three.
g. %. An Act 20 extend an ,Acl, enii
tied An Act To extend some Of the pro:
visions Of an Act entitled An Act in re
ference to tho suspension otspecie pay
ment ty the Banks Of this State to the
first day Of January, in tie year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.6ur.
10. An Act 20 amend and rene wc,he
charter Of Ihe Columbia ard Hamburg
railroad Company. TO change tho name
thereof and to produce conformity in
the charters granted to sail company
tby he State Of Georgia anu Soa,h Ca.
| rolina. -.
II. An. Act to declare and amend the
Exemption Law Of this State. and for
other purposes. ......' =
| St12 An Act 10 declare and amend.the
Exemption Law of this State, and for
other purpose. -
The following originated in the
House:
]. An Act to amend the charter Of
the Elisto and Ashley Canal Company.
2. An Act 10 authorize 1le Clerk of
the Court Of Mar!borough.Disttict to
draw Jn,ies for the next term Of the
Court during vacation D., = = ...
| 3. An Act to authorize the Fax Col
lectors ofBeaufort Disuict to pay over
to the Soldiers Boad Of Relief" Ger.
tain funds in their, hands. ~, = OH.
/ 4. An Acito continue in force an
Act ep,itleti !" An Act ,9 extend relief
to Debtors and 10 prevent the sacrifice
o. property al pubic sales
8, An Act TO combine the Offices OF
| the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas and General Sc ;sions aud Regis,
ter Of Mcsne Conyeyanoes for George.
,ows District. 8.
| b O. An Act to, incorporate the Bates.
! Vile Manufacturing Company. -
| q. An Act 10 amend an Act entitled
"An Act to increase tue fees Of Sheriffs
for dieting persons. confiaed in jaii.a ,
+ 8.Ah Act 10 incorporate the South.
ern Importing ard Exporting Company.
+ o. An Act TO extend an Act enif,sd
in AnAct 70 continue in. force An Act
/ entitled sAnt Act TO anInorize ,csrtsin
\ building and loan associations to sus>
! pend The callfor monthly installments,' ;"
during the present war. (, II,
10. An Act 10 alter the law in rela.
/ Jtion to, the election Of district officers.
II, An kcl 10 aynend the law 10 re-
Elaion iotbe general staff. -
AZ. ~, An Aet. To ipcorporatocertain re
1l;gaous and charitable. societies, and reS
H. sytsA.r8t - ~ 49, - = r. ~ 2. =
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'suppartipg the GoYernment.0 q

We etsmfi cqueni!y meet .with edi.
torial 'huniliies on the duty ofsaasup
porting the Government "--fiie. Admin.
i.tratioa being generally meant. Z I've
acknowledge tile, proprie,y of abstains
ing from aii inhece.ssty fanlt linsling..
but hold Ito be ashigiier obligation to
sustain and aid The canss nlan to sup
port the Government,and shut ohr eyes
tothe shortcomings Of pubic funciionS
aries. II ,h.se who administer AMI di.
rect our affairs fall into ersor, iii, the
duty Of the Press and ofseyery good
citizen 10 point out tbe error and eh
dearor 10 reform 1t. Silence at such
time would be cul pablo encourasem
and applause criminal. 8 agiae with
;he Charleston Mercury tl:at to find
fault where fault exists is the dn,y of
tie public press and of all public men.
There ia not the least danger that too
much fault will b, found when there il
good reason for it. The danger is the
other way. - -. So y
Fault will not be found where Il
ought TO be exposed, because, fosrsondl-
tyeit does NOT pay. Patronage and IA.
vors and offices do not attend on fault,
finders. They are usually prescribed,
The sort Of people usually loved and
fostered sare supporters through thick
and thin--sfsperefs ard dstoadiee--.pat,ii
.otic and Indignant defsndcrs--these. are
the peoe!s Who break demp republics.
They exist under all governments; ! and
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

LIScoLS's review f his foreign rela-
iion, is brief, says the Petersburg TX.
press. lie know that lie had EsrlRus.
sell by the nose, and could depend on
him for the most ;stject compliances
with his will, and therefore contented
himself with Ioulgand exultant crow
">er his accommodating ,suhser,icncy
in The matter of the rams.- "The Em-
Per"r otFranee sis di.po.ed Ct in ,htee
lines.
Aud lust here we can but notice Two
most remarkable omissions inthe Mes
sage, which will strike every reader.
One would suppose, that in mentioning
" the Emperor Of France Lincoln, on
SUCH an occasion, wonld have been mats
urally led to speak somewhat Of Mcxi>
car, affairs, in Mlirh that P,Ieatate has
played so conspicuous "A part. 10 the
indircr! !baIle ,veyalion aud annoyance of
;he Yankee nation. Blu, there Is not a
word about Mexico in The Whole Mes,
sage. The omission could not bave
teen accilen;ai, ,anl We see in it moth, 4,
ing but a s;udiGhs ard fixed dc,ermina.
ton on the part OF they ankec Governs
menrto avoid, BY word o' deed, giving
oE"ntc to the Fench Emperor.
Another subject upon Which lie is
unexpectedly silent, isihc ,i,it of tile
Russian fleet to his waters. which Great.
FED sucll'a tremendous, sensation in bis
dominicns a few weeks ago. II was
spoken of;by his presses as mn immense
public event, aud of cou,.e L; was ,nii,
lied 10 a passing notice in his Message
But il is not oven alluded to.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

win sssRsensd sds sfhst rates.sf 90. asl,sr
md n fty cents per sqnarc. .cfy n WinioI lines,
eIess. for fhe fret. inscrtion, sevcnty eve
<2nts for the second and third bisettions, and
u Fty ecnfs fpf each snc cce,ing inscrtion.f \ ,
~ Obituary and Msrriase nctices, Tributes Of
y asIcct, Nominations or 1annouucetnents for
vficc, are charged, FOR tho sapos as advertise
= Aayerfseraepts sent in without the numbes
u ipsertions ssteci e.l, svi II &c pnbIisbed until
-tcrcd out aild cisa Sgcd fol, ,accortlinEi -
5sS- Pcrtons living Mt q disthne9 may com
/ qte ho,ynlach Jhsir biI via .ainpsnt to- by
s!tIniipg scyen " wordls TO tho iihc. >,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

|, & KiSGsroS, Tennessee issn dirty liz.
Ito village Of not more SlIan ten or
twelve bundled ini,abirfnts. Il is enc
of the oldest ton ns Vi the Stste The
sfirees g Sneral Asse,nbls of the 4 stsir 81
Ffapkla laud y WAS assem- blsd thess. u
as At this stime a point pf considefat'A
impoftapce 10 military slra,sg5S and IS
notosioas fesits Abolition elsmtnls. z !
EvfRy one should sshais 60
hobssslr, liort nobody. and ;r,gs e
al what they are Justly ssniiilet; {
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

ASsfcriSd a Iscgbksrs Wiilss. ,hs11
EFrsnss isoops were ssesncsmped st, Bous
tcnge, public s,en,ion aas hucli ex.
.s'tsd by the daslng a.tsmpts u. escape
maze. hy an p sEnglIsi, ssilor. 6is per-
son .pay,ng y, eecspsd f!cm' stss dePot and
ga'ue q. ',se, ,pord ess Of thsssye stoods
ON igineh sserssa Anmsor roheeaipsats
CONSTRUCTED with 20, other ipstruspent:
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

-. TBR Ala6ama LegisIatursS adjourned
on the sthipst. The Advertiser says
The acts OF principal importance
passed at the recent. session swere, an
act 10 amend the Reaenua.laws of tlIis
State an. act toNcon.sibute. 10 ths snip,
port ofthe icdigept families OF soldiers I;
an act to saotkotize The issne and 'sale OF
State bonds anactA 10 provide for the
military defense ofsthis State ;s'an Spet
providing sneans lto,psg The appfepfia.
pon of & million dollars or.ihs support
of the ipdigent families Of sclafets, pass,
ed at the August session
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

Z. War 4 world of gossip Would DO
prevented ifyit was setily remembeteds
sbst q psrsop ~ho tels yeasef The fauits'
of others of yous faults. s. =:
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

TIE Richmond Enquirer opposes the
proposition that has, been made looking
towards such a change in The Executive
portion of our Cohstitdlicn and pFac
tice, az to,tmake Cabinet Ministers or
officers virtually removable byathe Sen.
ate, or subieet biennially to approval or
censure< by the Senate. The Enquirer
lps oios,s against the chaEge as violating
The dsnentai and snormaI Siaw CT
equality and Sindependenceiof the three
departments Of G Government, anlthreal-
ening Sto establish sittually senatorial
toliga,ehy at the expenses of the Execds
tive and iEereptesentative depai tments.
The Enquirer fefnals: Es's - 's'4tz. =.
The present Cabinet is obnoxious 10
/ the Senate--t may be obuosipuu cad
unpopular with the country ;.sbut il is
not proper to change a Fundamental
principle Of the Government in order To
get lid of particular members Of the
Cabinet. A joint resolutions Of want OF
l,eonfdenco would. III adopted, cause the
immediate resignation OF the obnoxious
members-for whatever may be thought
of lhem as public. officers, none will de.
ny That they are gentlemen, and would
no longer retain positions where their
usefulness hsd- been; destroyed. But, II
,weSare wrong, in. supposing that the
members would resign, then the im>
peaching power remains by which they
can be removed. Here. then. is a pow
er sufficient for all useful and practical
| purposes, without providing a law
which. destroying the independence. Of
the Executive, viii enable thirteeh. Sen.
Ea,ors to. force upo,f die,s sconntry their
fasorites, and through their: Ministers,
IMPOSE such policy as may, suit the
yiews ofa:smat oligarchy. ,,ef
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

sIs you cannos inspire 4 womsns swi,h
love OF you, FIT her sb0ve shs bsim
with love Of herself al iha, runs over
Silf'bs yoats, = q q &
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

~ WAC eoxE THAIN.--A. large wagon
train numberipg. ,nrsr two handred
from East Tennsss~e Q. accompanied by a
detachment fcasalfy and d'fnfantfs, un.
DER the ~smmai,d of Maj. McCarshy, of
Gep~alartin'sr division of cavalry pass.
ri through nhere, on, Monday last, en-
route to Brsggis asny. We noticed
with the Train several Of Gen. Long.
streets n,er, who were wounded 10 tho
assault on Ksexsille.Sss ,sssss-. sss.-- - -
x Dqhio,seya .ssgnas. l2th. =
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

sEls1lovE.is the universal psinchls
of action. : 50,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-12-24

~ M sa 4hr sfusiou of alsrfuI dsmlsds

Tsstsslta 20. 90 30 spssihg of syiol.oce
70 St6res The anfortvpafe villagers ,o.
ItaSs tie road of exile. 81, 81 81 20 : ~ -
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sse77 ss:s'S5 sssss q =
EOLuM K. ! -. ;