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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28

L: TIE ,tosalssAhiAr At aF'nepre4cKs.
nvae:-A Richmond paps, ssy. tir,,:
ba ex'eht OF the.sufferiLs 5 os our .ros,.x
ayr'ng the three days ba,ses /. issi ,,,ss,s
hhpossiole to realize. Ftom ,rlssse.A ise"
written At, ,Chaneegorsvi'ls lass MonGs :,
We lea,n that J ackson's comyssp;;, u sy,,
SIXTY hours under arms witt, ,o;,.. g.
and without .Aeep, and }h,, e,,' s.. .s"r
tbs | r. "ess oe's,uea oy then, was fsoiin
.ne M ! kparsnsss y e thro~n away by ihs s,s,,,..
emssfs kkss~ si4tn ~ 80 "SStF''o'
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH on SILVER, IS: ON
n told 10 u 40; sections Of teeth on silyo. -
ont pam and al 81, cleaned, wh.teped, or pivoi ed ~
cent?. g Bovery, opposite the old Thes,re, ~
DIR yIILEkS. 3sS
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SskX GOVERN ENC.

It'i.ClAL Board OF ALDERMEN
- cd % siou, rhulsdA, 'ec. 10, 1901 O'Clock
a., p.~.snt-A dsIGen foI henry, dan, Nc
Soo, Rred, Chip hi,h u, ~ ers, Hard Master.
On. sven, FARE and Long is. lhs Prssid, Ut
t,hs abe NJ Of roll cali on motion 81 Aldsrmas Par
ly Alderman Henry wn called TO the char. The
minutes Of pecsnbsr 5th and Sth ware rsad and a.
proved
lContinusdl
whereas, No payment has been made from ar since
he hrst day Of January, 1862, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sad
Abbott was and continued TO be . member Of the
fannany Rsgnsnt from this city, during sait time
And Al the battle Of Antietam vas vosAdsd and rem
lsred c ipps for nfs; therefore, belt
Received, That the Comptroller be and he Il hereby
uthori xAd and directed to draw his warrant IN
q attorney q said Thomas Abbott for the Of ave
,undIsd and tveny-svo dollarA With ts!srs:t from
seslth warden, and that the came be charged and
Aid from the appropriation Of City Conttnssneis. or
I'd 70 ths Committse on Salaries and Omess.
CONCENTRATIONS
L senmsnirailsa IN keeEYad Gem ~ CsgIiy
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MARINE NEWS.
fun R, us sun s, o., Moon 8. Ii0-Hw oo,'


CLEAkLD.
STEAMSHIPS Kedar, Liverpool. W Bruno fst
sHIrs vietods. Londc n. Fulsa, Liverpool. octs-
viur, galway.
DARK-frane. Trench Nicholas, for Mafssiliss,
BRIGs-vssta, Queenstown. Lsndoro, harssillss:
John WILTON, Halifax George Dovnos, Barbados.
John Hathavay. Hsv.na.
sCHOOAERS-E.ir 4 R-beecs, Washington 3 q
Nil"', Boston; Msry L,ngion Salem; II u Ply.
Besufort; j II Bartlett, Warrington, Prse Banner,
boston. Lvelyn. do; Sea witch, Washington.
ARRIVED
sTEAMsHIrs-vulosn,P hiisdsiphia Laurel, Bsl.
timots; Anthracite, Philsds lhia. pohriver, Bsltl
more. Thorn, Ss-bern; Jos.phine Thompson bslti.
mere; Constitution, AeIALlrs OctoIsIa, BATH
more; Aiiee, Baltimore.
BANKS fle.,~ing, Baltimore. Morn, Dsrnars<a;
Alnoner, Havana.
.BRiGs.B Smith. East Hsrboy Aycion, BAHIA;
Mary p ThorI.on, Key Wet; Ausndsla HalisI:
Oles, Port ~ Prince: Nehraska, CAIdenas; Evening
star, Grand Turk. Sophia Henrietta, RIO Grands.
sCHOONERS- Rio Grsnde. Chipootsagus, Erxa-
beth EneIish, do. T A Conklin, Baitmors; Josie T.
Leach do; W Smith, Geors Henry Finch,
Dc; W A Crocter, VirGinisi Ripple, de- Batllis, Key
Weet; Ned, New Orleans; Plymouth, Bos'on: VIM
Hone, Noifolk. Samuel q Milo, Chineot<ssus; Hen.
~ Brown, do; J W Conslon, Curacao; VIII arm
Clare, Nassau. Truro Maitland MARI Lunt. Royal
BELOw-Dris Biselov. Corn Wallis schr VIM Hun-
ter. New OrlsAns Wind, suBsst, W. and fresh.
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MEDICINES.
A RELIABLE REMEDY.

A RELIABLE REMEDY.
hDR wIsTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
DR. MlSlARs hAlSAM or WILL CHERRY.
DK. wiSfAWs BtISkM or Wild CHERRY.
liNs be'n us.d With the most otopiihing sunIsA
for neeIly ....
IS. piihcuty u Breathing, Asthms, HosIscneaa SORE
Throat, Group, and every affection Of the Throst
From JFSsf SMITH, EEl, PRESIDENT OF THE
Mo1is County Bsni, Mouistlwn,SJ.
"n.yine used pr WlsrARSBAIsAh or WILL
!s bspefcl,l results in IL, family II Affords ne sreA1
pressure In recommending II TO the ~ buc ~ vsu
.ble remety N ea,es Of sssk lung. ,o.d. cough. 40
cent and NAV b. tSsru visa perfect safety b. the
most delcsfe in hsal.h.'
p pfSsMORE, 491 Brosdsay, New York.
sEiH ". toWLk co, Is fremont st. h.tn>
and b. all druggists. Az
A CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGH-US1
hCAhPBkLL'ss syrup tar and Wild cherry, sure
y AMI ~ cents per bottle, 10 he bad at CAMP.
BELLS Drug store, cor sth ave and 18th 1t. CliAI.
MFRS drug store, cor Hudson and Hammond sta
sheldon, cor Bowery and 4th at, and in Hrooklyh
at Mll.Nf'n. III tnltonr Sl
ALL THE 25c PATENT MEDICINES Sold
IA,t 20-; all IN" II Patent Medicines sod at 9oe {,
Ayers. srhenchs, Brsndrc,hr tnsv style, WrishiS
ard Lees lfls, l. H. H.. Ailcocks Porous Plas-
nasn.s, 90 eacl; woife's Scbiedsm scbnspps SOC !,
luIpttrs Coe2ine ;Hc helnbodls Extract Bueho
stsriinrs AnIhrosia, DIponcor Golden Female PtiS
A. er's Cherry Pertofsl narss paIiie and Ague Cure,
schencks Pnlmonr Svrup and Sea-We ICED Tonic 20
each Bsrry's lriooIhe FL GUS, la~, &C. &c Or. W A
HOWELL l4s sprlns st, bet. Wooster and Lanrsna
New York 800
EELONS CURED WITHOUT CUTTING
l. HARGFRs Preparstion will positively cur- ths
worst felon 10 from to days without cutting. Ts
be had only at the A,cncy, +o4 Grind At, n. v a
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PnoRABLs CASE op HYDRoPHoBTA.-Pat-
sch Mecarty, ve.eripsry Surgeon, VA tahsn to the
Staten -house, In jersey City, Yesterday, suGsrn
t,ks no food and hs sigh, Of water throws him into
violent spssms. The physicians are Of opinion ths,
the oissass 10 contracted from the bite Of horse.
lis case 10 considered hopeless.
CnoxsD TO DEATH. John Hogan, a MEM
Tof Engine Company No. T. Of Jcr,ey Clb. w's
!otsd TO death. At en- early hour YESTERDAY mornins
sble pataking Of refreshmsnfs With psty oi
hsnds In the engine house. Al nIussi vili he Leld
upon his body this evening.
SENT TO Nsw YoRk.-MAry Jsne Raddeoh.
arrested In Jersey City, on q complaint ~ 'hi'on
keeper Of New York Tor srs ing sofns ESQ. va sent
over TO the latter o.y yesterday for uisl 10 rtYu
si'ion VA n.ce1ary a. the EiH srprsssod her viii
ingne-s 10 GO 10 Nov York
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lotb styset end carried On bic children This action.
u % alleged vas tahsn because The ve had BEEN u
iesAr oonsoSt ne With . man named ~ h man. The
later 6sd at the point Of the ansfy soldiers pistol
A LARoR AND RsTHusAsTIc hRsrIso vas
Consesstionai Church, Tor th, turtaAe Of natins
p,9,rations for Grand Fair soon " 10 srsn 10 aid
vi our soldiers.
THR QooTA o. QusrHs Corsrr, under thu
In pendins dram, IL ss follo~si oyster BAY, lss
Henps,ssd, 1877 North HsmpstsAd 80 Jamaica. %;
'iusbipe. I2s { New,ovn, 20y
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The Magnificent Side wheel Steamship
HIHTr>IA

The Magnificent Side wheel steamship
HIBfRNIA,
Cant MORAN,
VIII sail from BOSTON, Tor Galway and Lrvpsrrn,
on Tuesday. DEC. %, to he followed by the ADR1A
TIC, from New loTk, .rnny IL.
Rates Of pas-,se, ,ayrhe In gold or Its epuvalanS
n cuuenoy, First Cabin, $50 Intermediate, $40.
steerAse $50 Neu Iork 10 ~. John 80, tLh, 80
Pa s,ngrrs f1r~ arded Also 90 London, PARA Ham
burr, Iirvre. Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, ~
lowert rate.
fMe- nom L,varoo oil Galway to Sev York ant
Boston. 80, az, ~, : lOS.
foI pa~sas., srly 90 -
For ft'shi rates ~ Teiehs aud specie, and ali othA
Information apply o.
$50 No ii south Wiiliamst
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nk. JOHN HOWE, 43j CANAL STREET,
C,et, sss!t OF teeth on silver At 81 to elk on rola
~ TO t2s .ecti nal sstts 80 cents per torth; teeih
filed With sold.top cement, other hlneA ~ etc
TO sl per tooth Teeth extracted without pain. Ss<
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II ASAESlHETiC NITROUS OXIDE.
Teeth po.i.iyey extracted without pain, by IN,
HOVE IrsLSruA aud cole manufacturer OF ASAEs
InErIC NiTgnls OXIDE, mot laughing Gss,J bnt
strictly anae.thcte agent, entray free from eIhia.
rating effects ana perfectly harmless, causing pt
s.ep with pleasant eenraionr and perfect intensihilt
" 10 PAIN, durl ne VII CHI extract teeth without The
kuowle1 &c OF the patient. Teeth dlled and artificial
teeth Of every description inserted Perfect aisfso
tion guaranteed. Dr, hOYT, Dentist, 907 Biosd..y,
D.uh At
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Too Late for Classification
Deaf n ..

EDwARDs-At weshs-t.n, n. y on Tuesssy
morning. Dee 18Th, Amelia EnimA Edwards. widow
Of che late stephen IL. EdssTas, sssd % yess, Q
H0 relatives and friends respectfully limited
90 attend ths funeral. on Thursdsy sNerpoon, Dee
II, et o'clock. from the rosidspes 81 her taiheu,
Mr.. Thomas Gardner, sehs ken, and Iem IL y, -
tist Church. New Durham. 81 o'cioct. leo
yoHNeoN-Ou Dec 18th. Eliza Ann, eausAtsr Of
John and Jesse johnson. sSsd ~ ysars, month and
day.
The relatives and hhsuds Of the family are ~
spestfuly Invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday
aftUuoon Dee II, st O'Clock. from the residenee II
ee, parsnts, Dominica Of, without further invita-
lion. Chicago pApes pesss copy, 1b2
MOONEY-On Monday, Dec, IL Jane Mooney,
.tse Of Edvsrd Mooney. . native Of Co. hooahan.
uey friends and eoquantano.s sre respectfully IN
s'ted 70 attend the funeral this w sdnesdsyl After
soon, q oeloes. from heI lAts sasdenos, 65th n,
ret. 9Th svs. and Broadvay. 100
REYNOLDS 80 On Dee. 18th. Annie REYNOLDS
tsushts! q Jossph and Margaret ksynolds, sgod I
,eAI and 10 months.
The funeral viii take place on Thnrsdsy stsssoon,
bee. 17th, ct O'Clock, from ths rsaidanos Of her
ArsntA IN Ludlov q. 1bl
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SAVINGS BANKS.
T. MS.

ATTENTION. LADIES THE OLD Is
.ah..h,s NV lork Fur Manufacturing Co., De-
pot ~ C.ath,m e., up ,te Cro'ks white marble
iiu'o n dole of the block. be -cen Pearl and Duane
strret. Nv 81. the time 10 your suits, for eeux1
ha the n.ia price oar .oct !, afgc, well selected,
on At verr low rat. Mser Marh and fY.Dch
MINI Ari sable cap. Mui. and Cuff, from, 40 y
SD French and water Mink and sable Mum frum
~ 20 81. Ncioriue' And hAif osges, eS 70 - Choe
49, ctr and beaut fl run ioI children - hAn
ran. Altering and H. airing 70 the lsteN dyisa-
Ail FILMING, ManaIer.
INES. 30 PER CENT LESS THAN ANY
i store In the ci'y. W,ter mink caps, muf snd
cuts f1- ~ Mufs, t2.n each. Mink sctts so
wo.th ~ia. DO collar, 90, - and s. 20 each, Il
iC-ttI.S. ~, Chatham ,qr. chr Nett ST. sS3
IL kN-fI RS-LADlt AND CHILD
rcus fancy igr' cheaper than The cheapest at tho
m.uufa-t ary 3kt Eighth ret Goth and 18th 81
member ~ stsi,. furs altered aud repaired careful
~ ny practical tirriers, GEORGE FiNlGAS 40
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PRIESTS rs & % CENT HAIR DYE-Bes,
y IN USE. Dyes Red or Grey hAirtS . bsauti fol
Black nc Brown. Depnt-< ~ south 6snnnd 81, W
usS-sbWS6 lex s&s by pSsSSaA axtuIh2s.M
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SHIPPING.

IOE LIvERPOOl-OLD BLACK BALL
i Limo Psck-s. The ship COLUMBIA calls We'd.
ne.dAy i,sc inter 10TH Tor pusaSs tn cabin or -
roo ~ Mos . COFrIi. % South st aA
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TYPE METAL AND OLD LEAD WANT
L ID tsI sAsA. Y. sRASkLAISl W liSl q. ~
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psrner Of " bo>om, and said, In mid sanA
il ruens my Little woman. ~hai has put 20
out"
To be Continued.
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The War DemOcracy---The LOayes
and Fishes.

The ,incendiary harangues the intrigucs,
the quarrels and the reconciliations of the
Democratic party, and all a reckless scamble
for place and power. A fortnight since.
Tammany Hall had no terms of vituperation
too cease for Mozart Hall, its Southern SYM
pathies and peace proclivities. A convention
is held at Albany nominations are divided,
a truce patched up, and Fernando Wood and
Elijah Purdy, over common ticket are the
best Of friends. Theopposing principles which
sundered them have disappeared, and the tri-
fling issues of peace and war as nothing in
comparison with the danger of a spirit ticket.
To save appearances, Tammany inserted in
the resolutions one which pledged the party
to support the Government sin the use of all
legitimate means to suppress the rebellion.
Yet, within a week, the official organ of Mo-
Fart dared boldly to assert that this is not a
declaration in favor of the war;" though +" ii
apparently fayors it." 1t is ga slight decep-
ton practiced upon the people " while it is
in fact susceptible of any construction the
reader may chooseto give it," In short ''ths
sentiment of the Convention decidedly inclined
to peace. Having disposed of q mechanical
difficulty and screened themselves from the
charge of treason, there is nofurther occasion
for this worthless saving clause to be paradeC
before the people. Let the canvass proceed
| upon peace basis, openly and without dis
guise." a,1es ee .e sah
IF this shameless cozenine can be openl,
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The situation a. Chattapo ,,gl

WASHINGTON October 9.-Lookout Noun
tain, from which Bragg endeavors to lombard
Rosecrans, is eighteen hundred feet higher
than Chattanooga, three miles distant by
wagon road and less than two in direct line.
Missionary Ridge, where rebel dispatches are
Dated is about one thousand feet high, three
miles from Chattanooga by road, and two
miles by air line. Lookout Mountain and
Missionary Ridge nearly encircle Chattanooga
which lies in basin formed by the mountain
GUS ranges around it.
Bragg has an open railroad communication
with Rome and Atlanta, ono hundred and
thirty-six miles distant, whence he can bring
up the heaviest siege guns, cast at both these
points. The Etowah Shell Works are sixty
miles from Chattanooga, also connected there
with by railroad. ra,i rqa57 s7
MOBILE, Oct. 6.--The enemy's cavalry,
about 1900 strong with four guns, attacked
Colonel Richardson, near New Albany, at
IL O'Clock yesterday morning The engage
ment was chiefly an artillery one, and lasted
till five o'clock this evening, The enemy was
repulsed.
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On Friday some guerilas were seen on Pony
Mountain, three miles southwest of Culpeper,
and are reported to have been secreted in the
DEVILS Den, q cave in the mountain.
A citizen who was compelled to conduct a
scouting party failed to find it, and under the
belief that he purposely misled our party, he
has been arrested. MgFm Nw
A Fight Near Madison Court House.
WAsHINcroN, Oct II "A letter from the
headquarters of the Army Of the Potomac
says:
"For two or three days the enemy have
been concentrating heavy force around Mad
ison Court House, and on Friday night and
Saturday morning they moved out of town in
northwardly direction,
"a division Of infantry, large body Of
cavalry, and considerable artillery, were oc-
casionally seen by our signalmen pushing
through the openings Of a forest which gen
orally conceals the road. a4E
"The object of the movement could not al
that time be determined upon" Is
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 9.--The Aag-of
truce steamer New York returned last even
ing from City Point in charge Of Major John
E. Milford
The rebels do not appear to feel disposed t.
return our soldiers which they hold as prison
ers of war, and consequently our fag-of-truc'
boats have for several trips returned empty
or nearly so.
The Richmond Examiner ofthe Sth instan
has the following; s,..i +
gGoRDoNsvILLE, Oct 7.--Gitizens confirm
the report that the enemy is falling back t.
! Culpeper Court House.
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with the tenderest regard for the "peculiar
institution = that we fought with gloves on
in hopes Of winning back our erring breth-
rem Of the South, as much by kind considera-
ton for those who might retain Union sentl
ments, as by hard blows for those in arms to
overthrow the Government. The Admins
tration stood firm against the pressure of the
radical wing Of the Republicans as long as
there appeared hope that conducting the
war in conciliatory manner would prove the
shortest roadsto peace.
When events demonstrated that this hope
was az fallacy and that the rebellion could
only be suppressed by striking at that which
was its most efficient support, Indifferent poll
cy was adopted but even then a last effort
was made to avoid what was recognized as q
military necessity, and, by proclamation, a
notice of a hundred days was given of the
impending change. Therecently published
correspondence between the President and
Fernando Wood shows that, even during this
period, the Administration was ready for any
reasonable accommodation, and that full
amnesty and admission to Congressional rep
resentation would have welcomed to repent
ance the traitors who had aimed deadly
blow. at the nations life. Surely with this
evidence before him, no candid man can ac-
cuse the Government of adopting its enamel
patton policy as an end and not as a means.
If indeed the measure required just 6cation,
it is to be found in Reinforcement now rapidly
aequiIing consistence in the South, to arm
| their slaves and thus recruit their wasted
ranks.
But even admitting the worst mputations
which have been put toward, it may reason
ably be asked how man who honestly de-
sires thesuppression of the rebellion can allow
his hatred of abolition to lead him to support
Peace Democracy The policy of the Admin
istration has been deliberately adopted and
proclaimed to the world. 1t is too late to
alter that policy without giving up the con-
test. On such pretext therefore, to side
with those who oppose a further prosecution
of the struggle for national existence, and who
openly declare their intention to vote against
further supplies Of men and money for this
abolition war;" is simply to decide that
slavery is more precious than Union and
that dissolution which ssafr leave slavery
triumphant is preferable to Union without
slavery. Those who fancy that theycan con-
tribute to change the conduct of the war by
adhereing to party pledged against the war,
o,.o tba x;ati,,,a IF tho xxildaSt bolluein tion
that ever misled honorable men.
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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.


Apprehended Demonstration Of the Rebels
HiHs Corps in Notion Retreat Of General
Lees Army to Richmond.
New York, Oct 1.-THE Washington spe-
Gals to the Herald and Sunday Mercury state
that General Lees army has retreated from
tho Rapidan to Richmond.
Yesterday evening reports from the front
represented that early in the morning one Of
Kilpatrick's cavalry brigades, consisting of
the Fifth Michigan, Fifth New York and
Seventh Pennsylvania, and another cavalry
regiment, attempted to make . Reconnaissance
on the south side of Robertson's river. when
they were met by a large body Of Stuarts reb-
el cavalry, seA t1os
A fight ensued, continuing an hour, when
our cavalry fell back upon our infantry re-
serves. nsg
After another severe contest our infantry
were compelled to give way, and considera-
BILE number of them were captured.
A detachment of our cavalry then dashed
upon the enemy, retaking all the prisoners
they had taken, with the exception of fifteen
OF twenty of the infantry.
Our entire force was then pushed back by
the rebels towards Culpeper, diminishing on
the way and contesting every foot of ground
Heavy firing in the afternoon indicated that
the contest had been renewed.
Our signal station on the summit of Thor
oughfare mountain was nearly cut of, bu
fortunately the entire party, with their prop
erty, escaped, ~ b
1t appears to be generally believed that thu
main body of Gen. A. P. Hills rebel corp
has passed from the left to the right of oul
front, pursuing an obscure route, near tn
Blue Ridge, intending to make demonstra
ton on our right and rear, for the purpose.
cutting our railroad communication.
Measures are preparing to give him a fit
ting reception in that quarter but should tn
rebel movement be simply aruse to cover
heavy attack on our front, we are prepare
for it, as the ground has been cleared ofeverJ
thing calculated 10 embarrass general an
vigorous battle ON our part,
The advance Of General Hills corps probi
bly, commenced moving from Madison Coul
House on Thursday morning, and by tn
time it must be between Gaurdeine fork an
Aesthanis river. 1Na 9NAJEahNJNkN
TWAS positively stated yesterday morning.
that the rebel cavalry and infantry were upC
the sperrysville and culpeper pike,
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Revenue,
District Of Dsid,rdre,
Dover, October 9th, 1868.

nj office is hereby given that the District Of Del
Y aware has been re divided into the following
divisions, and that the following named persons
have been appointed Deputy Collectors, within the
said divisions, to witt -
Division No. l, Comprising Brandywine, Chris
tiana Mill Creek, and Wilmington Hundred, in New
Castle County, John p Hilyard Deputy Collector,
Post Office, Wilmington City.
Division No 2, Comprising White Clay Greek,
Pencader, New Castle, Red Lion, st. Georges, and
Appoquinimink Hundreds, in New Castle County.
George B. Money Deputy Collector, Post Office,
Delaware City.
Division No. 3, Comprising Duck Creek, Little
Creek, and Dover Hundreds, in Kent County,
Matthias Day Deputy Collector, Post Office, Hazet-
vile
Division No. 4, Comprising Murderkill, Mispil-
lion, and Milford Hundreds, in Kent County, John
F. Clements Deputy Collector, Post Office, Camden.
Division No. 5, originally No. II, Comprising Co
dar Creek, Broadkin, Georgetown, Lewes Reho-
both, and Indian River Hundred, in Sussex County,
Edwin NJ. Vaughan Deputy Collector, continued,
Post Office, Milton.
Division No. 6, originally No. u, Comprising
North West Fork, Little Creek, Broad Creek, Nan
ticoke, Dagsboro and Baltimore Hundreds, in Sus-
sex County, David w. Moore Deputy Collector, con-
tinued, Post Office, Laurel.
G. W. b. DAY, COLLECTOR
1851 District Of Delaioare.
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A Cavalry Engagement--RiseO fthe
Tennessee River.
From the Richmond ENQUIRER.

From the Richmond Enquirer.
MISSION BRIDGE, Oct. 5.-We opened upon
Chattanooga at one o'clock this morning, from
Lookout Mountain and other points along our
line, our shells exploding in the enemy's
camps as well as in the city, setting fire to one
house. The enemy replied briskly from Moe
casion Point to our batteries on Lookout
Mountain, and foebly from the fort and case
mated fort. The firing still continues.
MISSION BRIDGE, Oct 6.--The Tennessee
river is rising rapidly. 1t has swept away
the lower pontoon bridge of the enemy and
submerged the trestle bridge. Prisuners and
deserters confirm the capture of the. enemy's
wagon train by General Wheeler Major s.
P. Mitchell, chief quartcrmaster of Gen. Long
streets corps, died last night of diptheria.
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