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Site ■r»»wgjcja.“jaw8! 1 iir=^Tr.: J?V JiLibliRu A^sjlw i « VnCZJLL? Li JARED I. WHITAKER pbopNi RATES OF WUSOKIPn^ 1 On<l»r ortrJ.iy otrounm*n«<» <rt- w:U no*, take anb- ecripUor.s for tke Dully and Ke«'<l| p\nor for a on ;;er t*na than throe month*. N.r Ad /e»Lie.-nenv, pother Uautegal Advertisements) Sir & longer tiros than tares gcnccr 1 «*atfc. f.« ob Weekly, for 8 motrtHa.. 3 oo « % 1 ” — 51 00 • Ho ]MBrcunt or deduction* to club*.rto b: cSTemi. OF ADVEaTOIXG. Chw square,;th# space oflO Jin -*, or lot*, in nonpareil) Will bo charged %% for first losorrion, and ft 50 for roWtequem 1 Menton in the Daily; *na $2 for each nscrtiou in fihe Wcoaly. v A Jeurthsroont* or notkcs In trie local column. 50v.U for line for each iusertton. Artfoioa that ore personal, ox not of general public in terest will be charou for os AdvertleejJfeat*. Obituaries will be charged 25 cent* per Use for oact* VOL. IX. ‘ERROR GAASEb TO BE DANGEROUS W H £ JR RE A SOP IB LEFT REE TO COMBAT IT”— ^ jB~~***m*^u d<L Mjk.} GEO;, OCTOBER 13. 1863. NO. 281. tutuy Paper at tee counter, par copy, 2.) cents, LKUAL AItV»I&'Jiai£2??/ ENTS. Sates of Laud and Negroes, by AdntlDiitr.ttcrs, Kxcti terj or Guardians, are required by law to be held on the first Tuesday In thomontn, between the hoars of tea it ne fcruooen and three In the afternoon, at the Gour> ttow in the county in which the property la situated. DfoUeee of these sales must be given In a public gazette 4d days previous to (he day of sale. N«No» for the sale of personal property moat be ^ty- sa in dke minuter 10 days previous to salu <laj. WoUcas to debtors and creditors cf an estaton/ 1 alas be pub'iahed Ad daya Notice that application wil be stale to tJ. j Cjurt o! Urdjaary for leave to sell Land or Negroes, must bo pwoahud for two month*. CHutis/ti* fot letters of Administration, Guardian ship, Ac., inset be published 80 days—for dismiss^:, from Adtolniutrattcn. monthly nia> months—tor disr.ili- shw. from Guardianship, 40 days. Holes for fvrocioaure of Mortgage mart, be pu'auchen tnonj/ity for /our ntciUJca— for esmblisiihjj; lout papcr u for tho full tpuce of three itxhUJi*-—for coapeUing ti-.le from ftzecutorsor AdmuustrttJors, wntreboad nos V een given by the deceased, tbo full space of three raoaUjs. FubiioaUo.ua will always bo continued according i> tho»j, thohj*{c.l requlrsioenUi, unless otherwise iiort U tne follow lag SATES: OHatlons, on letters of Administration, Ac.. ..$35 “ “ dlsmlssory from Adxnlnl3u& it> Ob “ *■ “ " “ Guardl&a-bip.. i oavs to scT Mid or Kegi'cm s oo otioe tio deb or* nml creditors C T* fiVesol pt-ntcnal property,tun days. 1 square ... 8 on 8x> Of laid or negroeu by Executors, ,>c., nr. sqi.lO 00 ^strays, two weeks 3 00 For n man advertising hh wife (in wlvanoe) It’ 00 N. B.—This schedule shall not lo &ay tray conSlo*. vlth existing contracts. All contracts for the year or any other specified time, shall only cease -w ilk the ox plrottpn of the poriod for which they wers mado. SaBr All persons writing to this Gffice will please ad- dnA* Omir Jetton or oommuoloationi to IrTm-uoxsosK, Atlanta, Georgia. f turn, were nlso out n.nd commenced u heavy | fnt: of musketry upon her as she was pass- in;-. The launches made way evidently trom j a wholesome regard for her explosive char ade:'. IIngineer Toombs and Cannon reached tbeir wharl in the city about midnight, fa tigued, and presenting a wornoat appear ance, but rejoicing at their fortunate and narrow escape. The David bears the honorable marks of thirteen bullet holes. . With regard to the damage of the Iron sides nothing positive is known. At the moment of striking there was great conster- I nation on board. It was reported that the crew in gangs were hard at work at the pumps all day yesterday. Small boats were seen continually passing between the Iron sides and the Monitors. At nightfall, how ever, she remained at her old anchorage. Such is the narrative of thi3 brilliant affair, Which, had it been an entire success, would have rid U3 of the most formidable foe en gage! in this siege. Some few have styled it a rush undertaking, but it needs just such an example to lead to still greater deeds in the present condition of our good city, and the country at, large.— Charleston Co-uner, 7 th. City TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 33. A GALLANT NAVAL EXPLOIT One of the most daring and gallant have exploits of the war, distinguished by the greatest coolness, presence of mind and in trepidity of tho brave men associated in the enterprise, was performed Monday night.— This was no less than on attempt to blow up tho Unitedlt?tate8 8teamer New Ironsides, JyiDg off Morris Island. Though not fully meeting the expectations of those who con eaived the plan and those who carried it into execution, it has called forth tho im- b runded admiration of our citizens for the brilliant heroism of the actors in their dan gerous but patriotic and self-sacrifioiag ua dertaking. A general feeling of deep aux iety prevails to iearu *he fate of two of the gallant spirits who went out with the expe dition. There is every reasou to believe, however, that those gallant men, with the means of safety about their persons, eudea vored to reach shore and have been picked up by some of tbo enemy’s launches. We gather tho following particulars from the other participants in tno affair. The torpedo steamer D ivid, with a crew pf volunteers, consisting of Lieut Wm. T. Glassed, J. II. Toombs, Chief Engineer, and James ftutlivan,.Eixamen of the giuifeoai Chtcora, with J. W. Cannon, Assistant Pilot of the gunboat Palmetto State, lelt South Atlantic wharf between six and seven o’clok oa Monday evening, for the purpose of run ning out to the Ironsides, exploding a tor pedo under that vessel near ^midships, and blow her up. The weather being dark and hazy, favored the enterprise. The boat, with its gallant little crew, proceeded down the harboi, 'lining along the shoals-on tnc inside of the Channel until nearly abreast of their formi dable antagonist the New Ironsides. They remained in this position for a short lime circling around on the large shoal near the anchorage ot the object of their visit.— Lieut. Glassall, with a double-barreled gun, sat in front of pilot Cannon, who had charge of the helm. Chief Engineer Toombs was at the engine, with the brave anduudaunted Sullivan, the volunteer fireman, when some thing like the following conversation en sued: Lieut. Gassell—It is now 0 o’clock. Shall wo strike her V Piioot Cannon—That is what we came for. I am ready. Engineer Toomb3—Let us go at her,then, And do our best. Sullivan (Fireman)—I am with you all, and waiting. Go ahead. The boat was now put bow on, and aim ed directly for tho Ironsides. As the little steamer darted forward the lookout on the Ironsides hailed them with “Take care there you will run into us. What steamer is that f Lieut. Glassed replied by discharging one barrel at t he Yankee sentinel, and tendering the gun to pilot Cannon, told him there was ano-her Yankee, pointing to one with his body half over the bulwarks, and asked Cannon to take care of him with the other barrel. The next moment they had struck the IrousideB, aud exploded tho torpedo about fifteen feet from the tool, on the starboard side. An immense volume of water was thrown up, covering our little boat, and, going through the smoke stactr. entered the furnace, aud completely extinguished the fire. In addition to this, pieces ot the ballast had fallen in the works of the engine, ren- deriav, it unmanagable at that lime. Volley after volley of musketry from tho crew of the Ironsides and from the launches began to pour in on them. Lt. Glassell gave the order to back, but it was found impossible. In this condition, with no shelter and no hope of escape, they thought it best to sur rend r, and hailed the enemy to that effect. The Yankees, however, paid" no atten’ion to the call, but barbarously continued ihe lire. It was then proposed to put on t heir life preservers, jump overboard, aud endeavor to swim to the shore. All but pilot Cannon consented. The latter, being unable to swim, said he would stay and take his chan ces iu the boat. Lieut. Glassdl, engineer Toombs, and Sullivan, the fire nan, left the boat. The two first having on life preserv ere, and the latter supporting himsclt on one of the hatches thrown to him by the pilot. Engineer Toombs becoming cmbairassed with his clothing in the water, got back to the boat and was assisted in by Cannon. The boat was then rapidly drifting from the Ironsides. He now fortunately lound a match, and lighting a torch creptback to the engine, discovered and removed the cause of its networking, aud soon got it in older. They then commenced to run the gauntlet of the Monitors aud launches. The latter •seined inspired with a seeming dread of something supernatural^ and opened a path right and lelt for tho little steamer. The Ironsides fired two 11-inch shots at the party AS they sped away, but fired completely over them. The crews of the Monitors whicu the steamer was obliged to pass on her re* A Lesson for the South.—The Polish insurrection is still raging. Telegraphic ad-, vices report a great victory at Kanow, but on which side, "it is not slated.” The loregoing is an item of foreign news copied from Northern papers of the bth in stant, which contain European continental dates to the 24ih Aug. It reveals the fact that after a sanguinary contest of six months’ duration, the Polish revolution still rears its form, erect and defiant, against the gigantic power of Russia. Let us for a moment glance at the relative nower and resources of the belligerents.— Poland has an area of 48,000 square uaile3— or ten thou Q and square miles less than the single State of Georgia. Her population, in round numbers, is five millions, and the rev olution found them without military organ ization—with few arms—and with pecunia ry resources absolutely less than those of the State of Georgia. Russia, on the other hand, boasts an area, exclusive of Poland, ot over two million square miles—a popu lation of over sixty millions, a regular army of seven hundred thousand men, with mili tary appointments equal to those of any na tion on the faco of the earth. Wc, in tho South, groan over the disparity iu material strength between ourselves an‘d the Lincoln despotism; but what is this dis parity compared with that between Poland and Russia? Tho North, we say, outnum ber3 us 3 to 1. Russia outnumbers Poland 12 to 1! Lineoln, with all his absolutism, cannot avail himselt of ihe full military strength of the Nonh. The Russian auto crat can put half his millions in the army. The North h?.3 a regular force of 15,0110. Russia lias a regular force of 700,000. We have yet a country of 600,000 square miles, difficult of access by an enemy—necessita ting long and hazardous lines of communi cation—affording very inadequate rneafts of subsistance to tho foe—more or loss unheal thy and impassable during a greater part of the year—abounding in positions of great natural aptitude for defense. Poland, upon the other hand, is sunt tip in a territory near ly a fiith smaller than Georgia alone, dense ly populated, and all the elements of supply as accessible to loe as to friend. But perhaps you think Poland is an inac cessible country—surrounded by high moun tain ranges, with a few and easily defensible passes. Not so. She has no natural bar riers whatever, and may be pronounced a c mparatively level country. Furthermore, a groat railway runs from the capital of Rus sia directly through her territory. How, thsu, has she been able so long to baffle the designs cf her gigantic oppressor? In no other way, wc believe, than by the simple heroism of her people. Years of oppression, under a grinding for eign tyranny, have wrought up her people to the unconquerable dcteiminatioa to die or to be free. The iron has entered their souls, and made every man, woman and child a hero. We may take it for granted there is no speculation—no hoarding for higher prices —no skulking or desertion in that country. Every man and woman is fighting and la boring for liberty as something dearer than lite itself. The conditions of the dreadful struggle seem to us impossible. Poland must again sink more hopelessly crushed than ever under a foreign yoke." But as desper ate as are tne chances, we believe there are very few croakers and prophets of evil among the Poles. They have counted the co3t, and made up tneir minds to the sacri fice. In the lace of such a spectacle as this, do not our own conduct and achievements ap pear almost trifling? If the Poles do not despair, should we ever doubt? If they have a possibility of success, have we a possibility of ihilure, outside of a lack of spirit and en ergy absolutely disgraceful to us as a peo ple? If we had been ground down by op pression as the Poles have been, and as we certainly shall be, should the North bringlus under its yoke,the spirit of the people would laugh to scorn the possibility of failure— would show iu a mouth that subjugation by the North is a physical impossibility. W itn the lire ami patriotism of tho Poles, we should have had peace and independence two years ago.—Macon Til. Tax. Tax KtCKVES ASD Coiasctob’s 0?F;C5, / Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 14,1S63. } All persons who have made City Tax Beturni to my office and failed to make payment, are hereby notified that the City Connell has extended the tims for collect ing to the first Tce^uiy in October. At the expiration of that t!-ae the uncollected Ux returns will be tumeo over to the Clerk of Council who will forthwith proceed to issue fi fas against all failing to respond by the time mentioned. C. M. PaYNE, £eptl5-dtd Sec* irer and Collector. Tax in Kind] Fo.-msr* and those liable to this Tax are requested to bring forwaid their tithes, wheat and all other articles taxable In kind. The Ware House is opposite the store of Batler & Peter, Forsyth Street, in the new gorernmen building. J. R. S. WILSON, Agent for Tax la Kind In Fulton County. ! A’lantft, Ga., Sept. 5,1863-dtf Hx-Ipq’es Atlanta, Qx. Oct. 1st, ISfS. General Orders, f No. 1. f- Hivicg been ordered on Die dntjr of arresting absen tees from Maj, Gea. C. L. Stcvesson’s,Division, and hav ing a sufficient force at my command to discharge this r uty, officer.* and rcen who are abient without leave, cr who fail tc report will be arrested. I am not required again to exhort you by any patriotic appeal to re<ura to your commands, but to arrest, which I shall proceed to, aid confine you in jail until convenient to seed you lo your command? under guard. Orders from ether Commanding Officers who desire to have their commands arrested and confined, will reach me if directed to the court house of the County In which the absentees reside. My headquarters wil! be at no particular place, . I will visit the Counties where you live to arrest you. WLile la the Cjuaty my headquarters will be in the court house. Those who are not ablo for duty will re port to my Surgeon ;or examluafiau. By order of JE33E A. GLENN, Colonel. A. J. Thatch, Acting Adjutant. SOUTHERN i EXPRESS COMPiNT. URGE SALE UNCALLED FOB FREIUHTS. Confederate War Tax. The several persons mentioned below who are requir ed under the Tax Act to make return of sales, thall be rcqa.red by the District Collector to make “further re turns” to the Assessor at the end of every three month from the 1st day of July, 1SC3, cf the gross amount ol sales made by t hem during said quarter, and to pay the amount cf Tax wLi?h is chargeable thereon to raid Col lector: occurATfox. nnctioaeer.’, specific tax. GENERAL TAX. U NLESS Delivered before tee day of Pale, the follow- iog Packages, uncalled for, at the t-outhern bx- pross Otfico, la Atlanta, will be liable to be sold at Public Aucttoi, mUs Slatday of October, 1863* C. X. CAMPBELL . Agent. ATLANTA PACKAGES. A 2 bores Atlanta 1 parcel N L Angler 1 be., -r H Aldrich 1 parcel W H alien 1 trunk A L Antony 1 box Arnold & Wane 1 box David A Adams 1 caTpet bag K A A Ilea 1 denayon W Battv 1 sack B F Sc Co 1 box Rev j U Rristoe 1 box a X Penton 1 box E A Blount. 1 szdli His 0 Bell 1 box J BellingTatk 1 bax G H Brent 1 trunk J Bolsw 1 package T Bellinger 1 box e n Blackburn 1 parcel J A Hiady, Apothecaries, Bankers, Browers, Breners, Butchers, Bakers, Bowing alloys, Bihiard r. ojlg. Commission mer t ha ds and com mercial brokers Cattle brokers, Circus, }4 of one per cent, on gross sales of stock oi securi ties for money. 9>£percent, on gross value of ah ether thing* from 24 h April ‘O SUtfc Juno lSG'J, both days Inclusive m c er cent, on gross sales. None. 2>£ pc? cent, on gross siles. P0 5j0 aG;> 209 ) 53 i ( 40 each To be paid by ta j owntr. ) 209 2X per cent, on all sales. 1 per cent on gros3 sales. -if 21 Coufectioners, 50 D jurists, 50 Distillers, li-„0 DiitLIiiis of fiuii. 1 for nintfcy days V|Q0i orle33, $ Hotels, ] 509 Ions, | SOO Taverns, 1-2S0 I atiag nouses i ioo J so Juggle; s and exlu- J. 50 otiors of rtiows Lawyers, Livery stable keepers Pawnbroker j, Peal*rs, Physicians, Photographers, Ketail dealeri, , Retail dealers in li quors, Surgecni, Theatres, C9 2h£ per cent, on gross Bales 10 J and i-0 fur each exhibition, to be paid by the manager. 2 per cent, on gross sales. 2d per cent, oa grogs sales. ( biotspergai on X110 gals •< and $ * per gal on aftlspA its ( ulatided beyond tSSK^Piy First clots. Second class. Third class. Fourth etnas'. Fifth class. 50 5i> 200 50 5U 50 50 100 500 HnADQ’Rs STEVENSON'S DIVISION, I Decatur, Ga., Sept. 26,1S63. J [ /&;frac2.] General Orders Ao. S6, II.—The names of all officers aud men of this com mand, who fa 1 to join their vcglmaals within the shortest pos.-itdi time af.erthe publication of this order—the ut most limit being the 7th j-voxim .—will be forwarded by Brigade Commanders to these headquarters, that these who are not properly excused may te repotted, the offi cers to the President for dismissal, thereafter to be eon- j iciibei, aud the men as desertars, to be pub ished as I such, apprehended vrtea and punished according to :aw. * *■*■■*■ es * * * Jiy com-nattl of Major General STEVENSON. J. J. Slevks. Mrjor raid A. A. G. Ocffi-ilw ATLANTA, GA., Oct. Srd, IS£3. j Special Order So. —. a. 1 men now absent from tbo comm nr J b longmg to S Co A, 9th Ga Bat?. Art.,iery, are required to report im- | mediately to Sergt. J. B Daniel, who will be found daily at the Car Sn d in *t anta. Taose failing to report wid j ne cor.s dered as desertrrs and will be arrested and turn- | ed uv«r for trial as such. G. A. LOFTON. Lt. Oorad’e., j Oct 4-dlw* Co A. 9 th Ga. Bart. Art’y. i Fulton Snnerior Court, October Term . 1863. Crderedtfcat the Superior Court of Fult&a Counts adjourned till Monday the 19th lash, at o’oloekA. “• j 0. A. BULL.Judg; Superior Court * Ice rtfy that the above is a true extract from the tBinutes of said Court. Oct. 51h, 1S63. r-dtw W. R. VENABLE, Clerk. Tobaccnnistst Wholesale dealers, Whole-ale dealers iu liquor, 50 200 . 2&£ per cent on gross sales 21£ per cent, on gross sales per cent, on gross sales. • 10 per cent, on gross sales. 5 per cent- eu all receipts to be paid by owner of building dy. per cent, on gross sales per cent, ou gross sales 200 5. per cent, ca gross sales. All persons who are liable to pay the above tax are here by notified that I will be at my office every day from 9 o’clock A. M., to 4 P. M,, lrcm the 1st to the 15th inst to receive the above Tax for the quar ter ending Sept. SOth. 1363. All who do not give in and pay siid tax by the 15th, will be double taxed. V/. T. MS.JD, Confederate Tax Collector, Office Muhlenbrink’s Building, Whitehall Street Oci l-dl5t HEADQUARTERS STATE TROOPS, f Atlanta, Oct. 3rd, 1863. j Gunebal Crpees I No. 8. f I.—Commanding Officers of State Troops wherever st ationed are requested to use their utmost efforts to ancst and return to their respective .commands all per sons absent from the army without leave. IL—In all counties where the State Troops have not been called into the field, the commanding officers are hereby ordered, when necessary, te call out a portion of their companies to arrest and return all such persons to the army. The utmost diligence is enjoined upon them in the exe cution of this order. By command of Major General HOWELL COBB. K. J. -Hallktt, A. A. A. Gea, Oct4-dlw Appeal and Confederacy copy one week. Mtlledgeville Southern Union, aud Atnens Banner, Milledgeviile Recorder, Athens Watchman Augusta Con st tutioraUsi, Angus a G..roaicie & sentinel. Savannah .Repuolitan, Savannah News -d-con Telegraph, Co um- bus Times, Columbus Enquirer, Columbus Sun, Rosie and MArietta papers copy ouee a week for two weeks. Wanted. S IX or Eight “No. 1 Paddlers” can obtain employ ment at- the “Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works,” R'shmond, Va. Highest wages paid and transportation furnished if required. Refer to Messrs. Boats, Brown & Co., Augusta, and McXaugln, Ormond & Co., Atlanta. it. E. BLANKENSHIP, Agent, Sept25-d2w Richmond. Va. Ranaway TTISOM the subscriber on tie .night of the ESth inst., AT my negro boy George, about 22-year.- old, of dark copper complexion, abcu; 5 feet $ inches high, and will welgr aoout 175 pounds, taid boy is thick set and fob face, and has rather a okasaat eauah nance, and Is quick spoken, and was raised by the Gibbs family nesr Social Circle, Ga. a liberal reward will be paid tor the appre hension of said boy or his delivery to me in Atlanta.— e&id boy may be luraing about, the city, as he has been seen here sine? he left me, JOHN SL HOLBROQK. Atlanta, Octi-dtf $25 R.EWaa.nr>. S TRAVao or Stolen from the subscriber cn iunday night last a Cow ant Calf. Fha is a common sze, red c lored, in good order, with lio:nj. The Calf is light red and a ball, with Fhort horns, and about 6 months old. I bought her in Baraeswdie, and she may be making her way back there. 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Mrs Dtl idoc't 1 bx T T Holcombe, 1 bx Lada son & Co 1 bx Miss V Hop -Ins, 1 pkg Rev H Horn dy 1 kg A H Hutchins 2 demij M A Uamil r on 1 o hx J M Holbrooks 1 pci J Henderson 1 bx Capt R *1 Howard 2 bx and trk <a Hartman 2 s i D J Hwbert 1 Maj J Hooper 1 trk YT U Hunt 1 bdte M H Hutchison 1 hx \ B Heard 1 bx D ft Harris 1 bx J T Hall 1 empty kqn D Huuycukoffer 1 bx T D Hamilton 1 bx S Hightower 1 bx Sam Harris * 1 bx fiev n C Harffiday 1 tdl swords Capt A Howell l pkg J M Holbrook 1 bx J Henderson 1 paper box Miss A and F 1 tee W ft Hull Harden 1 bx W M House 1 bdl Mrs W R Eunter 1 peg u H H»ll 1 atg n H Holmes 1 pkg J A Hamphili 1 pxg B Hutchings 1 hat J M Hulbrooke 1 Dag J W Hillman 1 pkg W M Hammond 1 pci R H Hart 1 pkg LtaS Hewitt 1 pel duo Henderson 1 ehee - 204 Sadie Hurt 2 bxs M Ha tman 1 pclL J Howard 1 pkg Mrs C V Holden 4 bbls A B Ifick. 1 bx Lt Johnson 1 bdl F C Johnson 1 bdl A M Johnson 1 bx J L &- 1 sk JSK 1 roll wire Mr Johnson 1 bx J Jacobie 1 bdl WH Joyce lbdlWH Jones 1 bx Col A Johnson 8 kg* J D James Ipd J Jacibie 1 pci J 8 Jchnsou 1 pal E Jones 1 pci Mrs L M Jamas 1 bdl Jetton & W 1 bxT J Jeffries 1 bskt Kennedy A Blair T pci G Koatz 1 pci F Cronei- DR. J AS. B. ‘ E N T I S BEAN, T , l i Atlanta, .... Georgia. | Office and Laboratory at Ills residence on i Marietta St., 2nd Square west of 1st Piesby- 1 terian Churcii. sep§0-dtf 1bx J Lyon 1 lix G Lazarus A foa 1 bx P i awsoa 1 swo d G A uofton 1 bag G A Lyvus 1 bx W l yman 1 bx C H Langston 1 jacket J W Lewis 1 pci g W Lea 1 bot B H Leak 1 bdl A McKeldea lbx A Mayer 1 bx F Marris 1 trk J M Murphy 1 bdl J J McDade 1 bx & Miller 1 bx R KMa am 1 bx Jno Mann 1 c bag W B Morgan lb x 8 P Mann 1 bx M A B 1 bdl R H McFaden 1 bbl H B McConnell 1 bx W Miller 1 pci »V A Mitchell 1 pel McCroskey 1 cl w W Moore 1 cci Capt Madison 1 pel G H. Martin 1 hammer £ M Miller 1 pci Mrs N J Morris 1 pci W Martin TbsgNo mark 1 bdi No mark 1 hx Masy B Owens 1 pci L W Orton 1 pci C S Osborne 1 bx W O’Neil 1 bdl ML Friar 1 bx F M Pringle 1 bx J » Pullen 1 sk R M Parke t Co i hx LG Pub'an 1 pkg R A Lawler 1 sadi L A Sipman 1 bdl Capt J J Lindsey 1 bx R J Lowry 1 bx T B Lanier 1 bx J J Lan.s.'ord 1 bx C B Losyry 1 pkg T Lujkey 1 Ml T <TL<*eke rw 1 pis L McGinnis 1 bbl J C M Miilan 1 pump W Miller 1 bx A H Mays 6 bb s Diamond, M 2 hx* J Mi lac 1 bait K Maker 1 trk Maj T Marshall 1 trk Mrs LA Moon 6 bxs J Mi’der 1 bx Jos Mi lev 1 pkg W J Mi ner 1 pkg H N Meyer 2 bxs J Mallett 1 bx J McKee 1 bx M Daniel 2 bxs J T McConnell 2 bxs Maj Brien 1 va ice W P Moon 1 trk C pt J 0 Maddox 1 bx Capt McClantbon Pf 1 bx No mark 0 1 bdl P Owen 1 pkg J R D Osborn 1 pkg Mrs PH O’Neil 1 bx Passenger 1 ok do 1 bx S M Parks A Co Half P well lbS&M Polk l empty keg J A Peutoa 1 pkg P P Pease 1 pkg JS Porter 1 pkg Mrs £ Payne 4 pkg R J Po*«il 1 b<tls J W Petfus 1 tre T R Rodgers 1 bx B Ruaaed 1 bdl R Rector 1 pci Chss Roberts 1 fdFC Heberts 1 pkg R W Seed 1 taax J Roberteoa 1 pkg S B Reardsaa 1 bx Tbes Rowland 1 pkg i. H Reynolds 1 bdl J H Rice 1 bx S G Kawbles 1 trk W J €aulisbury 1 raleSKP&Co 1 sword fibos J time I bx £ f hipiaan 1 t-k JN St' bkland 1 bx B Stearin A C» l bx Jas Stewa t 1 bx Geo Ewatts 1 trk P Stanb j pa tem 8 Ke’omon i pci J J Sewers j pci Jno StertBs, , pkg J F Strickland 7 bx A H Fhiw ^ bx S Saunders , bx M Solomo* J bx J 8 tanfield *b g* J 8 fbaakelford, 1 bx H Sauado« 1 bag J R Eter.'iag 8 pci J Wgt Clair 2bd!s skin3 R HTeoley lux F Terry lblxt&bdle T B Thurman 1 pkg J 8 Thrateev 1 bx Capt H Yewsley 1 pkg P » Threew’.tts 1 can A C Vai! 1 bx W G Weaver 1 bundle Maj •> Wiilis 1 box Isaac Winter 1 hex ft R Wisemar 1 wheel J 8 Wal. o* 1 sk 5 D Whit<ker 1 bx Mr3 B M ebb lbxTJ Wended 1 bx M D L Wright . 1 MW J w»od 1 pci T 8 Wi son 1 pkg J T W hi: alter 1 plrg Wood H R * Ca 1 c bag J N Waldrop 1 bd. J R Wickers ft b*gs W 1 sa -k N A Webster 1 trunk aad 2 bxs M Walt 1 bbi R J »u , 1 bx G A W«ek« 11 bn, 1 »k and k«g L fl ftttffifeNI X txk » C Perry 1 pkg KeV B R Palmer R 1 hx 3 0 Rob'as# a l hx P Rtftml 8 ha'es A B Rucker 1 bdi W ft Reynolds X pkg Mary w Bteyualfl* S bxs J kobertM 1 pci J O Biy'e 2 pkg B fiausum I bx H,RRy«« 1 piaua M Rusaeli X biD Dr S R Kuyhurg S L pkg H J S*ui*re l bx S B R Ca 1 trk A N Sweet Ike FS Suttiemou 1 hx N ftevoas 2 has B Steadman 1 gnu J CEtewartr 1 vuRcu D Smith 1 tr< M SalosW* k Ga 1 bx Barly Smith Ijaaper box J J rhepherd ljbx Mrs Paul t Sefmmes 1 ba? » H Smith 1 hx Dv T FnKh 1 pd Faber Pacfory, 1 bx H . bowers 1 pci 8 A Smith 1 pkg A R geago 1 bx A Salomon 1 bdl E M Sea»'y T 1 bx ARTubbie 1 grate J H Tbrasker 1 pet J B Tlptpi* 1 bbl Mm 8 OLltt'e Jar aud sk R D Thompson 1 box H Valeu'iBe W 1 bx S W Whitt ak er ic bag J IWCsea t keg M D L Wright 1 bx G Wood 1 pcO Capt A K Wright 1 bdi skins J A WuMibss 1 Ik J .M Willis 1 bx Hiram Waters 1 euok White 1 sword Lt T B Wella, 1 stand Mrs 8 Whitaker 1 pkgLt Wiiemsn 1 pier D P Woodruff 1 bx Capt W »el horn 1 bx ?a»l Walker 1 pkg tllS Whsen 1 bd! F Wfflhma* 2 bo e» J T Whitehead 1 bag W K WflBpu 1 paper box II Ycuag MISCELLANEOUS PAt K AftEd, A 1 box Col J A Andrews, Chattanooga. 1 valise A A L 1 box J Autrell, Chattanooga 1 package, Capt J D Allloon 1 package, J D Abercombi*. Wartrtm* B 1 trank, Col T Badger, Chattanooga 1 box H H Brown do 1 sack J W Bacon do 1 box Dr D J ltiaiv 1 Dunuie J T Rosa, Wortrace 1 package Lt Bose, #5eib>vtlie 1 package D P Berry. Chattanooga 1 package J M Brandon do 1 package Gen W B Boggs, TuUahoas 1 package W Barnett, GhaUacoaga 1 box Vf A Burch, Shelby villa 1 package ▼ J Bruce, G’battonoaga 1 package J S BraShear, War trace C 1 package Capt Bolling, Qhioamaaga 1 box J P ftraw'ord, Chattanooga 1 box B Cock do 1 bundle D F Cannon do 1 box C D Cantrell do I trunk R £ Cos Ml do 1 package ihoe Cushman, Shelbyville 1 pacuaro J W Ci* ke, Ghattanocga 1 pair aaddle bags T M Cown, do 1 package Jno C iatrell, do 1 package V7 H O avton do 1 package A V Coleman dp i package D C G ay ton do J package T W Cruder tip I box J N Goiller do X» 1 box H Davis, Chattanooga 2 trunks @ Dugan do 1 package J H Davis do 1 keg B F Dugan do 1 package J L M Davidsou, Wartrsce l psckoge J BDiU Chattanooga 1 package Mrs J C Dilard. Cairo 1 package J F Dunlop, Chattanooga l package F M Dagnell dp £ 1 trunk R Ewen, Chattanooga 1 package LB Echols do 1 baxL M Edwardy do 2 boxes C Evdr, Saelby vffle F 1 cot Col Fiske, Chattanooga 1 carpet bag Mrs Col Fields. Gfeattanprga 1 box A FaU * do 1 package J Fau’.kcer do G 1 valise T N Guthrie, Chattanooga 1 box Mrs S Gregory, do 1 box O H Green, do 1 parcel C D Gibson, War trace 1 package Jno Green, Sheibyville 1 pack ge J W Gray, Chattanooga 1 package C H Gleen, Shelby vibe 1 saddle and bridle A J Green Caattanioga H 12 boxes J Harris, Huntsville 1 bundle Dr L H Hiaks, Chattanooga 1 trunk Capt A C Hack^rsmlth do 1 package M M Howard do 1 box M A Harvey do 1 carpet bag T H Higgs do 1 bundle J T Hewell do 1 carpet bagT M Hooper do 1 package W M Handle. Wartrace 1 package J M Hook. Chattanooga 1 p ai kagvj J F Halley do 1 package J H IT > Band, Ringgold 1 package Hioevi Hoimes, Sheibyville 1 packin'a G T Hunter Chattanooga L paces ge W S Hug e do , j pa-kai.e S Hriiiway oo 1 paikaee G W H.ssaom do 1 package G H Holt do l package Hollinbvrg A L <L> \ package T J Hill do sack K H Hooks . di« I bundle T B Jones, Chattanooga 1 box A Jenkins do K 1 box W W Knight, Caattan .ogi 1 box Mr3 Kelly, de 1 parcel J S Keraley do 1. 1 val ae Lt J 8 Luckie, C oattuneog* 1 box Col J Lythjrer do 1 trunk W Leftwich ilo 1 box Mrs 3i B Law do 1 package Jno Lynn, Tullaboma 1 sword J W Leander Cnattanooga 1 box J P Let, Hnntaville 2 boxes J Murdock, Cuatluaooga 1 bundle Lt J A McGregory, Caottaaeogu 2 boxes J U McElwayne do 2 boxes J H M vLenion do 2 psek.^es J R Murray dj 1 package J Mathews do 1 package J L arsbail, Manchester 1 package R W Mitchell 1 box J W Marlow, Tullahoma 1 package H A Mims, Chattanooga 1.package Lt Morgan do N 1 trunk S W Northern. Chattanooga 1 package T C Napier do 2 pruning hook, no mark do 8 swords, no mark do 1 b’anket do do 3 pair .addle bags, no mark do 1 package J T Soi thereutt, Murfreesboro’ I pistol W B NovHte, Wartraee P 1 saddle Parserger, Ghattaaosgs l box T T Parker d» 1 sack W Powers da 1 saddle and bridle Passenger, eqaiUnaofa q box W R Phillips, <**» X keg Prior A J do package W Crayton do 1 package J J Crayow, FmyeUeviile I package W H Poindexter. Wifichetfer 2 bundle M M Rowan, Chattannon 1 trunk L W iUlrlgb do 1 pump H J Bice, • do 1 package M J Rawi ng do 1 package C*pt Rhodes, Tullahoma 1 package J Ranids, Wartrace 1 packoage J W Ryan, Chattanooga 1 package Y L Ridley do S 1 box M Sterling, Louden 1 box S E 8 ceie, Chattaceaga 1 bundle J D Soipe da I keg H Spurlock do 1 baie J A Smith do IbaieJLgmih do 1 saddle T B Stewart do 1 package V Smith do t package J R Smith do 1 package Lt Stowers do 1 paper box J F Scott do 1 package Lt A P ffi.nck do I package J H 8mith do I package 0 G Siorall do 1 pack g i J H Shorter do 1 package J B dale do I basket Capt S J Siffold, Xuaael Hill T 1 mattress R ibt Tone Chattanooga 1 box J A Thomas do I package fi Tn mton d * I package J A Turner do V 1 bnndle Phil Vloarro, Murfreesboro 1 package Vansou & Acffiony, Tullahoma W bsx J W Wilson, Huntsville carpetbagThos Webb, Ghattaaooga 1 box T B Winston do I box 0 B Watkins do 1 trunk Geo Wadsworth uo hpackc ga W E Ward do 1 package LWIlklnscn, Wartrace 2 packs es H Warren, Flintvble 1 package R F Weary, Chattanooga 1 package R B Wade A Co, Huntsville 1 package L M Wilson, do DALTON 1 p^ckeaga J T Baber 1 sack W J A Br> an 1 box W F C ark 4 bundblcs, 2 trunks, 1 box Mrs Casley I package Dr J J Desmlcke 1 trunk Mrs 8 C El iott 1 box 8 C Fuc ga 1 bundle D (IU Green I keg etar & Wendell 1 box W H Lawhorn 3 truaks E Nesblf. 1 box W Ponder 1 bari el W J Page 1 package J S Rlcha-dson 1 box J W Stevens 1 bundle Dr Sharp 1 saddle Joseph Terry I box r B Wise p ackftfe H B Yonwo >d PACKAGED 1 sack J M Bright 2 trunks Capt BUokatore 13 packages Ooke ft Rady i bale L Cohen track and bdi M W Li fit an 1 box Robt Paris 1 box Capt U W Stickey I box R’A WlBupley sep23tsepSS AUCTION SALES. By WILKES MORRIS, Aact’r. 6ABBQ SALE AT AU0TI0N O F Imported Goods by Catalogue: O K SATURDAY, Oct. 17tb, 1383, com mencing at 0 o’clock, A. M., 1 will sell at my Sales Rooms, No. 9 Grarite Row, Wil mington, N. C., the entire cargoes of Steam ships BANSHEE, PET AND JUNO. With large consignments Ex other ships, making the assortment of useful and neces sary articles complete, viz: bales heavy fancy caagimere do assorted cloths 5 do melton do 4 Uo regatta stripes 2 do bed tick - '2 cases stay binding . Vi do Coats’ spool cotton, 2'Jbyda, B and W 2 do flax thread 3 do linen do 3 do white glaced thread 4 do mens’ merino shirts 6 do do fancy flannel shirts 2 do do L. cloth shirts 5 do do linen, white enameled, and colored shirt collars 3 bales white, fancy wove, and colored Sax onies 2 cases hosiery 1 case felt bats, Canadian » 2 cases India frills 6 bales sorid check ginghams, ass’d colors, 2 do black and white do 1 case black metal buttons 1 do do bone do 1 do military buttons, large C. 3. A, 1 do linen cambric hdk’fs 2 cases Madder and Im. silk hdk’fs 1 case head bdk’& ( 3 cases stitched linen cambrichdk’/s 1 case Irish linen 1 do superior suspenders 2 cases reedy made clothing 4 do blank books 7 do stationary 7 do printing paper, 34x33 70 cases boots and shoes, asa’d 3 do French waxed calf skins, 75 dozen 4 bides sole leather 1 case shoe strings 5 rolls harness leather * 2 cases cotton cards on leather 500 M. percussion caps 2 casks cutleiy 4 casks weeding hoes 47 bags prime Jam. Coffee 5 hhds brown sugar 40 bbls do do 70 chests and half chests green aad black teas 30 caddies green and black teas 140 boxts English brown soap 50 half boxes Eng. do do 100 do do sperm candles 20 bbls Cassava starch 25 boxes London do 19 do Corn do 4G do do do 20 cases salad oil 47 bags black pepper 23 cases mustard 320 kegs Bi C&rb Soda * 14 casks soda crystals, 7 cases brown Windsor and fancy soaps 4 cases quinine, 700 ozs 34 casks epeom salts 11 drums castor oil 16 cases drugs, ass’d 2 do borax 1 cask do 22 cases drugs, ass’d Sulph. Morphia, calomel, ipecac, Potoss iodide, tinct opium, nitrate silver, Camphor, tart acid, &c., &c., &c. 571 sacks Turks Island salt 20 hhds. 800 bags Liverpool fine salt, 23 lba. each 50 boxes tin plates 4 tons hollow ware, ass’d 1020 chests pure Scotch whiskey case bottles, glass stoppers, wired 272 cases old Tom gin in same style 399 cases brandy, extra brands 99 cases champagne 10 do Port wine 9 Qr. casks Pine!brandy 17 bbls rum. W ilmington, N. C., Sept. 25, 1863—oct4ts ISLAND VARIETY W0KRS, Allatoona, Ga. axAza tTPAOTtmam WAGONS, SPOKES, HUBS, RIMS, WATER BUCKETS, and WELL BUCKETS, Address, J. W. CLAYTON A CO, Sept ft-d*wlm