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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Czytst0aas Day, In this city, WAS unusually
duh, because Of the scarcity Of pop crackers,
the high prices Of eKxs, rum. and angar,
aud the total absence OF many Of the
luIuries necessary to the celebration of
that festive occasion. The ber-rooms, as
usual, were open In the morning, and young
men and Old ones INDUCED their appetites
for stim slating beverages TO 0limited extent !;
bat, tslzsuse Of the horriG compounds which
thes .mbi drrkin., tsrties retired early,
to Eafsa assdaehes cad aanseated stOmachs,
:bea relieving the t:s0f2a&htares Of their
pr=seEsa Cusa,Arativeis few insbriates
were 20 be Aeon during She evening, aud
unless their stouachs s4s copper fastened
they ~lli not be sble 20 saiiy during the hoii.
;iays.
Iu tbs PIRATE e!rsta the day wse appro.
pTistcly observed -tnany person. dividing
their abundance with th..s neeslg Usighbora
aud thus contributing to theIs csn happi.
ness. II the family Trees were ao~ loaded
with the usual amount OF YaDke& .gs sh, and
the juveailea were lees bountiful3 supplied
By old Kris Kdngle, they were blessed
With an abundance Of snbstautials of home
growth, and may b oonsoicd with tho
rejection that their spare chaDge can be
better spent In providing for the wants Of
the gallant soldiers who are battling for
their protection and their rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

It!ke 1So.s6J<-On Yrids5 isst o63cer Psr.
n1. whea posslng NasshAll stssse neur 9Th.
deteeted negro boy IN tho ct Of 6rina por
ersckes1, and, 20 wss his duty, attempted TO
arrest hlm. Tho boy, finding himself de-
tected, etasted 70 Iu1, when Perrin threw
bic esoe at him, and sinking him on tho
bead, knocked him senseless. A crowd Of
persons seeing the affair rushed up, and the
excitement increasing the cry vas made 60
mob the officer, supporting the boy 10 be
dead rearing personal violence, and not
knowing the erteat OF tho iniurs indicted
Perrin fed the city, tho officer Who was With
him falling to arrest him. The Injured us-
gro has partially recovered, and the offend
log officer viii no doubt Yeiura to the city
to be tried for thoughtless act which came
Digh resulting fatally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Tie Cdge-6incs our last report, the fol.
lowing parties hsye found temporary accom-.
modations at the cage: William, slave Of
D. Mcdaniel, charged with stealing tar.
aghting In Exchange alley; Isabella, eXatPus
Rix, charged with walking the street dressed
In mems clothing; Hiram Endle, charged
with entering car on the York River Rail.
road and stealing therefrom twenty pounds
of butter, valued at $50, the property OF
Mary Howell; Mildred Taylor, for keeping .
disorderly hOAse TO the annoyHace Of her
neighbour; James W. Spicer, charged With
felony and escaping from tho lsil. and etaa:
ford Oliver, charged with steellug lot Of
window sssh and pine plank Of the valae OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Basw Cv< for Rgtg<ss.-A party OF citizens,
mostly members Of tho City Council, gave
an entertainment at the City Hall on Christ.
mas day, having a. their guests the refugee
members OF the Legislature aud Congress.
Besides an abundance OF eggno4 and other
beverages, aud bountiful supply Of edibles,
the assemblags was edited by speeches rom
ent on the occasion, and, a. usual, did much
to make the straugers feel at home In Rich.
imond. Such remembrauces Of the home.
less wrll not be lost on the refugee patriots
who have already sacrificed 30 much Tor the
cause Of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
FROM CHARLESTON.

N~~-~r~-~~~~~~~~~<sNs
FROM cHARLEsrog.
CnA1LJsTos, Dec 2a-The enemy com.
meneed she!ling the city last night, keeping
mp steady fire, which Il etill going on at 9
O'CLOCK this morning. A dr0 broke cut
about O'Clock, destroyiug ten OF twelve
buildings, aud csusirg . few casualtits-
Heavy firing heard In the direction Of Stono
fsecoND pIsrATcH1
CzARLEsToS, DEC. 2a,--Nothing authentic
10 relation to the firing heard In tho direc-
tion 0 S.ouo aud Johnson's Island. it's
beloved to be an engagement between some
Of our batteries and the enemy's gunboats.
Tho shelllng OF the city has been continuous
during the day, with only an interval Of one
hour h noon. One white man mortally and
one white woman slightly wounded by
shells. Three f1rsmen were badly wounded
BY the falling Of tho walls Of burnt buildings,
and some eight or ten slightly Youndsd--
Affairs at Sumter quiet
lruuRD DuRAfcul
cuAaLm1os. Dec. 2S..-Nothise ssannsi
10 day. Oas hundred asud thirty shelIs were
t1red At the city froa u o'e,eek on Thur
day night to o'clock or Friday afternoon.
The eaemy fired from five guns-three at
battery Gregg, one at Cummlngs's Point,
and one at the mortar battery. The damage
comparatively trlfliDg.
The engagement on JoAnson's Island be
tween our light batteries aud the enemy's 3
gunboats resulted In drawn fight Few
casualties on our side.
(FOURTH DIsPArCH1
CHARLESTON, Dec. T.-The enemy Cred
four shells at the city last night No firing
from Morris Island to-day. Our batteries
have kept up vigorous FIRE on the enemy'a
working parties engaged In erecting another
battery on the extreme Of Cummings
Point. Our loss in the Stono affair was ons
pYivats killed aud several wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

NdrroO Esccp&-A few nights since, as
psrsy Of four gentlemen were on their way
nom Chimbonso Hos eitsl to tho city, In On
emenlAnce, the horse became resiive, and
dsshing down Broad street, west Of 23d, up.
set tho vehicle at the vest Of Bellevue Hos.
pi.al, broke it Into Fragments, and bruised
and otherwise injured 6n the psssengors.-
One Of the party had rib fractured. his left
collar bone dislOcated, And his head bruised.
Another wa badly cut about the hca. A
third was bruised severely on bis face aud
arms. end fourth received painful coutu.
sion OD tho head. That they wero not sll
At which the accident oceuyred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

3Ae Xayor on Saturday had good ~ised
army Of white men before him, ali ,.S red
with violating the rules of decency ,...s he
laws OF tho Slate by getting drunk on Cnris..
mas beverages, annoying sober people, fight
Ing each other, kicking doors, breaking
windows, and crying Dire.
A party Of young men, after imbibing
freely, made Broad street hldeous with their
yells-alarmed the residents by kicking at
doors-and crying flfo at the top of their
voices. After q few p0tations Of the dis.
titled damnation now served to the wOr-
shippers of Bscchus, 1t Is not to be wonder ed
at that they forgot all sense Of propriety and
became turbulent and disorderly. The
Mayor held them to bail to keep the peace.
A soldier, after seeing the elephant, ran
hls head through . window, breaking the
glass aud cutting his face tn several places.
When no came into Court he was well mark
ed with blood aud bruises, the fruits Of his
charge On the old king fortihcations, which
have never yet been carried bv storm. He
was sent to the Provost.
A white woman, for wearing mems apparel
In the streets, and q white man for accom-
panyirg her, were held to ball; and two wO.
men, for hair-pulllng and catscratehing,
were put In limbo.
Two men, for Interfering with the police,
were locked up to answer hereafter; and
scores OF negroes, for minor offences, we're
punished with stripea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
4 Dash UPON CLErEL.aND, TENN.

"A Dash UPON CLEYEL.dND, TENN.
DALTON, Dec. &.-,A squad Of forty men,
under Moi. White, OF the lat regiment Of
Confederate cavalry, made dash into Cleve.
land on the a2d inst, driving In the encmy's
pickets, killing one, wounding several, and
capturing ak, besides twelve horses and
some aman arms. Our scouts report two
thousand Yankees encamped at Cumberland
Shed, two miles north OF Cleveland, and a
similar force south Of that place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

TAs kzehasss u Prisosess Probably Re.
ssosa-aseepsuss u do Chssa.
psaka, &c., Sc.

Thf0ose tho courtesy ot Capt. Hateh, Of tia
BEehause Bureau, va bsvs received Nor,hesp IA
pefs Of Thursdsy, the S+&h tsst The dag Of. truce
boat BY which they came arrived st City Poiut On
6ssardsy wish Sn returned Confederate soldiers,
as"od health, and seven Surgeons. Il Is under
s4ooi at The Rsehanse s1ee tbas Cen. Bsslef. st
Pos0ess Monroe, hes teen placed IN eosseol OF the
subj ct, and II bsasvs1 sbss ths regular sxeAaase
mined In our 6Ies y not a much importance. We
e1Se . summary Of N;
saecsssssss ~ SSs yAstss coxsasss-sss An
soST-eASsAs COMO.
TIE rsoeoedinSs u The Yankee Coasrrss II. she
week sFs aes Of much tesefess. Oas Of the "per-
sonsl explanations" IL the Senate wss shat Of Nr.
Hale, eesstor fro0 New Hsupshirs, who ves
charged With receiving bnhs Of @ 900 fos eestins
swo political prtsosess ou& oa The Cspiso. Prison..
He acknowledged having roorsved de money, bu,
saad Il wss fos his professional sevSsess e. law
yes In obeAinins thsar freedom. In The Hosse, NJ.
EleessDs, of Ind. ssbnisseA Ne following rssoau
uoosi
1ASss, TIE p.oesan.soss Of .ss rrs..deo,, Of
!: .,: :osss.: e:,sss ss.s .ss
e@n0sy e Dssssas WAe havs pssaeifssad n tha
ssAesln0 ssbsAtes, - wsu - so1disioss peeoeAsos
eo DE fs-0obAshoess 80 teeoss.eios ee sssse
e.svesuoeos u ~ States 70 which sail psoessns-
hoo sppsy, Which, u she jvdgDest ef tssge nun
bes of Ajthfsl c(dsees, bsVe . ssodeoey 20 eive
- he ssbsilios "sbe sdvsssAee Of . changed H.
sss," saa 40 ees.vigoesse sae Otherwise deeisias
VA; saa, whereas, tAis iloos: esnoos bat reesEd
With enxjesy The unprecedented aad sIueosdioary
oassns and assumption Of high psesosanves BY shs
Of 0s fGos tbss DE President. IN hla iasoSursi ID
dress of The fourth day Of March 1891, declared /;
.a.s -;sS tna sssti,ussous !, .hs Ss.,e. 49, :.
::i:;:: s:s::: e.: : :. = :s' . % o. s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
THE .aRAY OF fENNEsSEH.

DALTON, Dec. 27.-Gen. Joseph E. John
ston and stan arrived here last evening. To
day he iseued An order assuming command
Of the Army OF Tennessee.
Eleven Yankees. captured short distance
from Tunnel Hill yesterday, by detachment
of kelley . cavalry, were brought here to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

~ resnt savAaee - tAs sDs0y y ~
v.,,sy ssens to hevp bsea 90 ooasly q
.iw. n HA1lssahssg No ruAAea
- atsrs n ~ tsws, SAD1o sevsssi pss-
~ ,nAsacA IsaAs 1enA 4 LsMe1, J. "
u..es. TasopAs,vs on noosowA 0s,uAAy,
60 q Koosiss. 4 T. NsteA D Dro, asd
,n~spbsea 4 Dra, v~s ths psincipal saf.
49,. ne YAnksD sutsrsA the town aheat
"a n,aoca ea Saturday nigAt aad = portion
= .hem rssaA,nsa uatal noaday mor1lng.--
,ndss y tbe.r visit tAsg took ocpasloa 70 pay
.s.,, - rsspeets 70 the o1es ef ~ Roekins.
s..s Aytxv. vhers tAsy ~ lot Of typa,
IA aessroyea oss u ths pessso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

lcstlasts7y 6aO9-At an early hour lass
t!say morning, party Of boys sssembIed
guns and otherwise celebrate tho day. They
he'd been together but short time when one
OF them Ared h0fseman's pistol loaded
with powder, the load from which struck
Pster Kenny, lad, on the left shoulder, In
dieting an ugly and painful wound. AZ the
wounded boy pronounced his injuries to bs
the result OF accident, the police made no
effort to arrest any ot the party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Vtoleaes to q Ssrcant James Brandon was
before tho Mayor last Saturday on the charge
OF assaulting and beating negro with =
slunk k-shot, without pr0vocatiSb, and with
resisting officer Gnnger and threatening
him With similar dose; and Jeremiah Kelly
was also arraigned for interfering With the
oficer and attempting to prevent the arrest
of Brandon After hearing, both psRties
were locked up to saswer for the offence be-
fore the Hustipgs Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Horss Stsa.tng.-Orris Harris, notorious
character, was arrested by oMeor Adams on
the charge Of breaking Into tho stable Of
Tim Harris, . negro, and stealing horse,
The ofIloof saw the prisoner In possession Of
the horse, and, keeping biz trail for several
hours, finally succeeded IN capturing him.
After : hearing before the 4syOr, Harris VA
remanded for farther hearing at the next
term OF the Hustings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
RIAL kSzATE FOH Axx

TJAA0 Chancs % luveee. S1e.H.-f - - -
IL tss0. se - 0asnt OsGlnosy. 4 - 81
soshty, vlfxinlA. SaiA lhsa osS1slno ~ G6r1G.
jass propS,ijon teifo II 10 iaalL 80 &c.,
Aouss, with ssvs1 r0o0s aeA etnsstA 90 q nsoaS
'ssy utAossss: alsa tie ssefe bssssa sss ~,
sbusdShcs, are ppos The DlSsa oehseA sAa'op -,
aed shops are 90 vssjssf, ssa TIE pass - ~
u this pace op % thS evssgatian e ~ e-hjesa
bT our ,rocpx This fSrn u - 80 klcv ~ -
inons, IN the stres rced )radlcg - (a11 I1U6se
shovs) Wiliam-earR. lt - eeWseetas - a1e0
the luxasiss Il Tjds-watss vfsstaaa Sso NJ IAeso
This place supports two 1fse1aae esus0y seass1,
eth oos ef which have s,a6ueA J 1soneooos
ausiness hs twenty yrafs yoe NJ. ha9e - Dhy
sie!an there 10 no iaes nsse 6erhabae. ~ l:v.
'hsr p.racu'sss sad tsE1s l1As@A - q ma
menA W.. oAMURk II DIAfuR
de es-As
NAluARiE f1acs Q l11S asres q 3Ie6ssed
ss.u.sS sa ..a !. ssssissea: ssss .s 80. - ~ 49,: =
lanes river, fbs sale-Ws ~ aotAoefoe1 - ~ -
above tsnrt of 0ad, eoetaisino, b. sadvuv0, ~
acres, more ~ iets. 9Asse are - - tara lcu
COED rsw ne.hooaes, ooe GOD teboooe bW9. eA61o.
and other bot 6,pgs. 0vsP 100 aeBae e - psSat
and According 10 The estimate q eoopsssss tdoss
thu tract: with . good las1iss % Jsn0 rSvuE h
1djoirs tho lands Il Messrs. CAaslea Z vssSsD aeA
Lewis " CAbell Tide pssfe6s H sGmoss = psh-
otpally pine, white oak, hies0 ,, cd Dephe N
ard 10 nearly A;l tiabls. HTtco only 6at peA q,
q :s:'s ss.ss .ss''.'''' y '.ss eoeen A..,.s~.
s101 ACREs g 49, az 6 1sssss
ssd % eel valuabh tsese - wsa4tAlsse1 lAn1.
hca.ed - aivvs. Pnes, - pex ssea ARy4Ce
dc 2a-Ss o0oU0 Anx1Uo0.
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tlTEa Fac4( 4(uaopE.

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vteev ffom Iaurone a IN. - -. ~
aA..S m..s,-. 13Ey ~" oseA
""'""5"s os eoe newa,
TEE eAnAF pHien eyee41 aasAu vps>,sn
~ "s"' oes~ee'
ucsnsn asa King took plaee The morning OF N.
loeh, q Tunhsidge. King ~ IN twenty 0ye
rouAds. the 0sht M vi.s ,assd airv ~. ,,,,",..
n..s-. . Ss"s uas oess - eesfOsptuR topic In
/ $S4cS -. - yspem ~ \ ossss aeeoanse, AMI
ssIinsas:" ~. ~ na ~ Win ysrs'
6~Ssr~s 49,. .Sssc -. - senceeoos ana the
~ ~ ~. ~ cevosos 'eAAti
coent o1 n. n eAs1o.ss,s" \. ~ ~ speessI se
wae shrvseAoat a e4nsx ~ sss.s ~. H. 90 o"'1e
HlnsaI esetscs 49, 80 80 tSs VIC ooS Co.-
Of oaeiism. Th"r eocs.tsN ..s, :, ..,,S's v.sos
series Of sIedec hsnsr hoxss sSs 49,.
pent and scnss,,ss 80 ~ suS eos: p'oh:
ths Iatse, eniens.S In ssA1Ss.as" P"s' o'e'
There apocsss "a M - 49,. s..:,.
sishes sac. bus 1, wa ssis - ~ ~ az y.
eheck. anX ecAsH \. : - .~ssa@ 1sns NJ. w;1oot
cvueIuAse bv in,tssi a. ~ 1sSS !. 70 WE
revolving Than bul q 6shsirs sSs c'ra.. VIZ s.s
enurseed - SS's"' '" o' "%~
Tom 6ayess wss one a ,nlr15 . SECONDS,
the boet uskicaI e.1i-s.cs ~ :,
beu1ses Ant enntn.aan. ,s--> kr.SsA~ - ~ w
vess. nore ~ his hone. ~. hs,'H :. % -
received no ueerusi injurv riis hesS .S,hssaI 1'
,ncse .Ns:sIv asna.-nS's US - 1e"u een.ossou
reopeoed nsd his ave- we,s nesr, csossx ""S "S'
-v
-. 70: - n.1sNso cosoasse.
o...s o o ~ o. ne Empefot OF ihs VFenrh fos an
soousa. i"r u"'e thae '1s eaSefne~s Of the
u.nr soscfoIsns 10 attend Congress-, would be
% see nfe on without tho psesence Of the
nTr s"wo'.' DOT even such Congress Is not How
"',evea "t sH poooaose
nuse'a, IN tegatd 70 the Congress, To published
..ry, me afde"t dessfe Tor toe paetbca
uo" VI H"ope oy an UNDERSTANDING between the
:ove,eisns On, says tina, Il Il dspsnsabie tina,
tno e'"petos ~ the rHeOch 7nduld 0enue the QDe@-
,Aons upon wnieh an understanding could have
oren aIIiveo ~, aod the ossis npon which such an
on"ctssaudiils snouId be established.
MIscsLLAscous.
II was reported that tho President of the German
fedete' Diet had notified the Dutch Governmen,
that II La three days Denmark does aot comply
With the demand Of the Diet, The FEDERAL troops
Will enter Holssetu
formally saised BY the custom authorities.
Tho Federal steamer Kearsaea was outside Ply
mouth sound On tho 10th Inst.
The report Of the death E Lord EietD IL eou-
hrRed. 1t took place on the g3ib OF November.
A sertous revolt has occurred among the hlu
Tribes OF India end q sangujuarg engaaemspt has
b.eu fought.
Tba British Crnwn lawyers haro rrououneed
the decree Of Condemnation Of the British bark
Sphnsbok by the New YORK District Court as lie
10 retoonstrate.
The G1b< newspaper contains strong comments
on tho eprinsbok's condemnation. Tha Govern
'uant organ II the owner OF The epsinsbok.
A letter In the Dolly Ncrs Gays It Is undersiood
believed 70 BE sf Calais: ehs is vrry fast, and IL
ensetse mat IL was well Understood at SheVfUess
WsHs soe va tcMnoed nf.
I1e IoPe OF Aome received dep0tattOn nom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Dyou'scd -On Saturday last, lad named
Andrew Allen, was drowned In the Dock.
With two other boys young Allen was at
pay on the Ice, which was very rotten, when
the party broke through and disappeared
Two OF tho lads soon arose at the opening
through which they fell, and succeeded III
getting out, but Alien went under the Ice,
and drowned before any assistance could be
rendered him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28
PROM EAST TENXEssEE.

DRIsroI, Dec. a6.-An aulet In 'front.'
Two hundred and tbirty-six prisoners, cap
tured at Beams station. have asrived here
Slight rain falling all day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

Tvs BATHS OF UuIcxANArsA.-Tb be London
7VnEs publtshas letter ffO0 its correspondent u
Les q. Ho says that among the various ffutaless
ytcso..ss sainsA by the confsdessses shore Of
Cbieksmauea snd Bull Hun will etand eonspieu-
ova, sad thst Ctich hamsusa Should have been moth
ins more then bloody and unfruitfal victory will,
VIXEN its desails are fully known and deliberately
weighed, b. imputed tOlhs General who chaneed
10 command ths troops that won Il - me Of the
least pssdonable blundess and Shortcomings Of his
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DsAru o. AZ OrvIosa.-Lts Col. Raleigh r. Col
e,on, Of the ID Va infantry, .sso1exaM brigade,
died on Wednesday,, Decembes S3d, II the INT
ves.tty Of Virginia, Of mortal wound reeeive'
while ieadinG his regiment q the battle fought b.
Johnsou' 3 division on Mine Run, In Orange county
Col Colsson was the con Of tho Hon. Edward Col
stop. Of Bevkeiey county. This 10 tho fourth Office
thnt has been killed In command Of thls regiment
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beehsloy editor seys,
We psvos cared fasshtna aboUt geattne Wassle~
nnel @ aaesndsd - Old basheaos's foneeal. Nay
dc 0ods o1snt As sss lstsss ed Dss 90 - irss
hlD,
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NY TELEG RApM

tasros1s % THE YKsse AsocsAmJs)
batssr1 according 70 ACT of Congress in the yess
It ~ :. =: TnnAsHEa, 10 the C,esk = o6sce ~
he Northern Distsics Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

VITIIENS eavis o, naah Of 1lcl0esA-taes -.
I J sequence u The hish Es1s - ssze. tDoese1 -
savings hanks, tbs CtiasoS ksvin0s 0eak - 1ieA'
lst Of January nsAt, soa n nQussis III Dsseeoo bevs
irs claims against saiA hank - leeoaas 49, -
payment 10 the 1teaouyos, % obe 3Deoonp DoDk'
beloye that Tina.
By o.de1 Of the Beard,
d 2$-tlstJ JA1 NIL NJ G3Qol
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DBLvM4 BLOCK
u 0B0E sr6A2L
ZOO Customera.
Ho00 CnsfoGnn1

H.vs been supplied from THE hoass reoosslV.. Or
stock ID not yet exha:. .stCd. We have deAGBm6on
cder until Ihe lst January the lolloWng euels q
the mentioned pricts, which h Ises tlAa ~ suoe
cap be bought IL the South LAAiess 1no balnos q
shoe,, ek6 AND s5O morocco booes. -; ealfskh o,
sSS; Kid buskins, go. Just received. 10 Hosp
son's celebrated hoop skirts - snd % spsiDe ior
English sewed phces fof uea- tome Of then es,
so pair IN Wilmington-we cell thsu for os0 q
pav. Fine light Deg Ian ssved shoes; ~ ard o40 .
pair; men's slippers, 30 and 90 pair; bsoaspa,
iin!nS skins. Our stceh of nsn'D cus4e0 0aAo Wusk
eansos be s1osllsd. Alioe winch ~ VII ssoi q .
small advance.
mems shoes. DARBY, Rad oIDe3nY.
dc IA-0t =
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FArAL DusL.-A duel was fought % the l6sh
inse.. near Independence, in 0uyson county, bo
tweea Captain Bnitb, Of North Carolina, aad
Lieut. Scott, Of the 63d W. regiment, attached 70
The Army Of Tipasssee, 10 which The former gen.
tlaman vns shot dead.
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PnOn TRAns- MIselseIpPi.-In AEkansao many
uearose nave returned 70 their Owness; aWouG
nm all OF neErly ali Of MF. Jerome PtlloW's and
sone Of Gen. Pillows. The ReAssals claim ths'
Astansas u subjasased, and dastes thsaselvsa
With the hopa Of soon 6sinS aAte % withdraw
soma ef theis forces fOW thal 6sass fos oPesauonl
In annaha1 quarter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-28

AJOtIcE - Ta1-PsyssA-eursoa1t - % Gg1l
nance passed 1l.h q 9.ns. lsse, wnl asae.d
18th to the 3lst Of Dsosmber, henstvs, IN PseRivs
the remaining bali of taxes from such persoas = ase
onttled 10 deduction d 10 per cent ~ havipg PIE.
vio0ely paid the first bAk n June ln6e, h sop9Ra
ance with sajd ordnance.
JULIUS 4 HoDsoN, o. -
n BIT viii no sesa from the aAovo that The c.
ector ss required to attend q tho onee from the
18th 20 tho Sst Of this nooth, % receive oAxso
naming duo rom June lAsA Ds(ore ~ Jaauasy
term of the HustiEgs Uourt - , rsq1lssd ~ ssdk
to advertise dslinqusnt rel e1eee - % oeld
esr uon.payment Of taxes.
Perkous who bave not done %: VI ~ ~ neoao.
s,ty Of calling sDd paying their taxs8. . u , mpoe
eibls for the Collector 70 can tAe0 o~ogo ~ -.
specified, - longer !nduigeoee cannot DO eivso.
Go D-in JULIUS HOn0ON, COZ