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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

Is reply to certain questions proposed
by the census officers wiih regard to the
business OF John k"!!"y. Of Massachu-
sets. the venerable miller. makes the
following interesting respou>e. dated
Blackstone, Worcester county, Mass.
my mill is what Is called a Custom
mill grind for farmers anl others.
have not employed any help up II thu
dnte. June Isl, le5u, having tc:lcd this
mill seycntyt~o years. have never
been one hundred mics from home, nor
have ever rode in the cars or steamboat
shall be eighty.Six years Old next De-
cembcr."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

DEEps, MoRTnAaEs Ash
~ tons Of Romestsads, fOF sats e e
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

r EGAL BLANKS Or AL ElIl
IL at this oGhee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
lpRFsS DISPATCHES |

.aFF.4lRS IN NOR EiERN J-IRofNL1
ORANGE &. IT,, Dec ;j-The enemy re.
crossed the Rapiian yesterday and during
last night by Germanna Ford, fifteen mil,s
distant from their line nf battle on Tuesday,
going in the Direction Of Cu,pepsr4<k sRs-
They began falling back abau. dark on Tues
day evening, and were not discovered by our
forces till nearly day the next morning Oir
forces pursued and captured a number Of
prisoners, fifty of whom were sent on to
day.
Nothing was left by the enemy in his re
treat. Their whole army was on this side ol
the river, consisting Of five corps of infantry
bc3iaSs artillery and cavalry. Five hundred
prisoners were certainly captured during this
raid Ci Meade =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

TIE RoUrE TO ArLANTA.-It would appear from
the following excerpt from the Louisville Jo,.,na
Of recent date that Prentice thinks that Thomas =
trouble would only have commenced when Bragg
should have fallen back 10 Atlanta.
A ielegraphic report from Chattanooga Is that
Braggs army is retreatng In the direction of Rome
aud AtlfBta. This may or may not he true. At
ianta Is Il powerful position, more powerful even
than Chattanooga, and II would unquestiGnahy Ee
held for considerable time against our troops by
q far inferior force.
Gen. Thomas would have TO advance slowly
upon Atlanta, for the railroad would of course be
DESTROYED In the 'front.' and lie would be getting
further and further from his base of supplies which
he already obtains with mnch difficulty and de-
lay. A most serious trouble Is, that the rebels
have great facilities for interchanging forces be-
tween Tennessee and Virginia, and even to do this
without our knowledge, whilst no corresponding
facilities exist on our side. But this Is a trouble
which Is perhaps without remedy. We know
not on what day three fOurtis of the combined
mics of Bragg and Lee may strike either the Army
# the Cumberland or the Army of the Potomac,
aud yet If any great Federal movement were made
from one of our two armies In the direction of the
other, the fact would probably be known AT the
rebel capital before II would at Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY ON THE
SOUTHERN CoAsr-The savannah Republican says
that II has been ascertaned that great activity pre-
walls among the enemy at Beaufort and Hilton
Head. A large number of vessels are in Port Roy
al, and heavy accessons have been made within
a few days to the troops on Hilton Head. On Fri
dav afternoon the vessels were moving about with
great activity between Hilton Head and Beaufort.
I he intentions of the enemy are of course un-
known; but IL is fair to presume that they medt-
tate early descent upon the Charleston and Sa-
yannah Railroad, If not an attack upon or demon
stratiOn against Savannah. We shall probably
hear from them some point in the course of a
few days Rt farthest.
II has recently hcen ascertaihed that the fah
KEGS have nretty we'll abandoned the coast OF
Georgia. There none on st. Sinons, Cumber-
befiand, or Jekyl Islands, and very few, II any,
on the islands higher up the coast. They keep
gl,nboat in most of the inlets Most OF the pirates
are probably congregated at Hilton Head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Orr city VoWate-r., now In active servic,
In the field. are to be properly cared for ant
made comfortable for the winter months -
The City Council have appropriated $50, ,oO(
within the past twcnty-four hours to pur
chase oYercoats, blsnLets, ana shoes fol
those noble patriots who have given up tht
comforts of home tn defend the rights o
Richmond and the S1uth; and, if more is
needed to carry Out the object, every tax
payer viii say, with one accord, let ii be ap
propriated out OF the city treasury TIE
following gentlemen have been appointed
committee to distribute the funds appro
priated, and have been instructed to attent
to all the city volunteers in the field, le
gardless of the computes to which they sr,
attached Messrs. Stokes, Scott, Grifiin
Ing aid will apply to the abova.named gen
tlemen, who will give them prompt attcn
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

RHketts was the scene oi very disorderly
conduct last Tuesday night, and window
glass was demolished as il it cost nothing.
party of youngsters, who had started out
on a " BENDER knocked in Sirah Frazier:
window, and then, visiting Ellen Welch'=
grocery, smashed up her glass jars, broke
her window, ana tried to knock in the sid,
of her head with their fists, but failed to dc
so. Making their way to another lady's
they gave her blow with slang shot ant
then departed. Yesterday ,norning Josep!
Young, Edwin Turner, and Henry hecraft
were before the Mayor as participants in thi.
"muss," and, after Q hearing, Young WA:
sent on to the Grand Jury TO answer an in
dictment. he being recognized as in The
party. Turner and Betratt are to have ano
ther hearing :ts soon as witnesses can be pro
cured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
.pMENBER 4. lse9.
y MORNING.
n, rrcRossEs THE RAPlbAN.
MtAbh .1,>nsuk,t cn

,,ne rrcRossEs THE RAFInAN.
VIII .'sI;c vss yesterday somewhat sur
I0t >, ,he intelligence, that the Yankee
pTise" . n,eh had crossed to the south side OF
army "'l, '1.n with such pomp and show, had
the h''' r,.king a general engagement, re-
s ss' that s's." ,, and were turning e their ,ss
t''Ss 'V General, with the lights before us,
.rss,s .rsssss'eS'o SsS'. and what the next move will
't, ,,,s ,s' following is the official dispatch of
f'5 ~ announcing the retirement of the
}sx ''N'. G H., Dec. 2.-The enemy re
""', ling the night Pursuit was made
'FS'''1 ing, but he had recrosscd the
i1' hofnre we reached II. Afew prison
- St'r 'sn5, u. +. LEE, General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

81. ~ hc last; and when they cou,d ne
ae." -" longer on account Of the stecpns.s Of the
.,., .hey hurled hand erenades a, ,he foe A. he
tho 49,. up u'e m"untaln beneath the mu zzles OF
., ine enemy's loss must have exceeded ours ten
10 iss 'as' M oan dead and some Of the wounded w.rr
W., ~ Is .ate and bitter cold, and mus, close.
bile disadvantages. s.r,nsr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Tie West Point, u steamer owned by Tire
Richmond and YORK River Railroad, and
which sunk in James river last Sunday, just
after landing a large number of Confederate
troops at some OF the Notifications east OF
Richmond, is TO be raised Immediately and
made ready for service. AT a meeting Of the
City Council, held yesterday, u resolution
was unanimously adopted granting Presi-
eugines Of the city with which to pump the
water out Of the steamer. President ID. piedg-
ing his company to make good all damages
to the engine while under his control. The
engineer of the fire brigade is to accompany
the engine and see that it Is properly used
The West Point can be raised in the course
Of twenty-four hours and will be in running
trim very soon thereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

E.ister7. Heurtco-The citizens of that pOr-
tiOn of uenIico county east of Richmond
arc earnestly requested TO meet at the Coun-
ty Courthouse, on Monday next, that being
court day, to devise means for supplying
food aud fuel to soldiers families, and such
other persons as may need the helping hand
Of their more prosperous neighbors. Surely
the fact that the meeting will be held, TO en-
sure the presence Of every truly patriotic
citizen in that section of the county. These
are trying times On the needy poor, and I'M
less they are literally aided many of them
will perish from cold and hunger this winter.
Heret ofore every section Of Henrico has
properly cared for those among them who
could not care for themselves. Surely they
will not withhold their aid at this time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
ARAy % TsSNEssEE, }
Dalton, Ca, New. 97th. IeS3.

Dalton, Ca, New 9th, 1853.
Is only with great difficulty ,ha, letters can he
written and forwarded from 4 retreatins army
''stponins for the present, therefore, some addi
tiona particular observations concerning IN. tate
battle on Missionary Ridge, resume the thread Of
my narrative where my last letter left IT, with The
remark that have teiesraphed you ..guiarly rs
occasion seemed To require 1t. II may be ,ha, the
messages have not reached you In due season. az
is reported The wires are down at several plac
between Dalton and Atlanta.
Bnt Maj. TiitoD, the excellent QuartermastcJ Of
Walkers division, has Just informed me that he
has orders TO put his train In motion on the road 10
heseca. and as be has iren kind enough 10 give me
transportation for nay blankets and valise, must
stop shor, with my letter here, with the remark
that his sudden and unc Speeted order IL an Illus
ustion of the difficulties which beset aB army
chronic sr who remains with the troops, and sees
and judges for himself. II Is now seven o clock ,
and night II upon us; so, with "A mouihfti of halt
cooked beef, saddle my horse for the weary
march before rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

One hundred and seventy-two bales OF Gotten,
belonging to K. l.. Patterson X Co., was D"fnt IL
Hickory Station, on the Western North Carolina
Railroad, on the 18th uit.
Harmon Westerveit, for some time superlnien.
dent Of the military telegraph lines In and around
Charleston, was killed last week while hunting ~
the explosion Of his gun
Major r. A. Bailey, Of the 2ad Va. regiment,
wounded III DTo0p Mountain, Gfernbri-r CO., Va.
has since died.
Al sale In Harris cOuaiy, Ca, last week, mules
brought the extraordinary price OF ~ 500 and s,-
wv each cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Second Market Rop--Robert +. Kirby ~
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to ~
aver the charge Of being engaged In n0a
at the Second Market on Wednesday lol
and with assaulting and beating Heaf5
Burns and John Mclaughlin Kirby, allGs
taking several smiles OF ''head splittina
fuid," entered Burns's restaurant with 3
friend to repeat the dose, and meeting ther.
soldier who had three buttons to sEli
agreed to pay him $50 for them and stand
treats. Amer paying the money Kirby De
clined the drinks on his account, and getting
out OF temper with the soldier coIlarej him
for fight Burns, on seeing the row, rushed
in to restore peace, but being cripple, Wal
so roughly handled that he retrcated behind
his counter, closely followed by Kirby, VIII,
lad bis temper up, and was In for muss.-
Finding it impossible to escape his pursuer
Burns seized an old sword, and gave Kirby a
cut between the two eyes, which made the
blood hy, and enabled him to get Out Of tht
way, leaving the room to Kirby. Just ther
Mclaughlin staggered in, very much ia
tlgued from the effects of strong drink, anc
reeling up in front of Kirby, was knocked
down and stamped in IA shocking manncr.-
Finding no other antagonist worthy Of his
muscle, Kirby was about to retire, when of
deer Chalklcy made bis appe rance and took
him into custody. The Mayor, after hearing
the evidence, held Kirby to bail in 800 t,
answer an indictment by the Grand Jury ,aH {!
required him to give security in Iik,
amount for his future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Stationary Ittiee.--Aftera long struggle, I'll,
Police Committee have succeeded In gettins
the Council to appoint stationary police
man ut each Of the city Market Houses 10 rims
the alarm bells in cases Of fire, and to dc
such police duty rs occasion may REQUIRE o
him ut the market places. Mr.. Hill. thss orimi
mover OF this new meas are, has urged i
continually for the past six months, seeing
as he did the necessity of having police sta
tions where officers could be found at al
hours of the day, and where citizens ana
strangers could lodge their complaints, with
out being required to run all over the eli,
In search OF officers. If suitable men ar,
selected for these new posts they can aid ,ht
Clerks OF the Markets in enforcing the ortii
nances ut the market places, and sound tn,
alarm bells when occasions require. @
course they are never to leave their post.
for outside duties, a.d will be xempt trou
daily Attendance at tht. Mayors Count on al
occasions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

The Beef Case.-The Mayor has under con-
sideration the application Of Mr. Tyler,
Clerk of the Second Market, for a new hear
ing in the case of John Jaiser and Early
Corbin. Some days since, it will be renem-
bered, the Mayor coniiscated n lot Of beef
owned by Jaiser aud Corbin, but Oh the next
day reversed his decision because of the fact
that he had allowed the Informant, who was
to receive portion OF the heel, to testify
MIR Tyler has asked for new hearing be-
cause Of misrepresentation made OF his p0-
stion, and the Mayor has taken time to con-
slider the propriety Of granting the request.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
FROM THARLEsJ'6N.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3 Nothing unusua
tLia morning.. NJ iur'hef firing OIL the city
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, Dec. ;-There has been n6
further slellng Of the city since Monday
Mortar sIelling of Sumter has been con
tinucd ali day from Cummings's Point Dui
batteries on James's Island and Gregg con.
tinue to keep up an occasional artillery duel
Some excellent practice Was made by oul
batteries to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

HkRpEE.--ft has heen the fortune OF this Cen
era! always whip his share of the fight, no mat
ter what may be the general results of The day -
Al Shitoh he drove the enemy to the Tennessee
river and would have run them Into 1t but for an m
lucky order from the Commander In Ghetto retire.
AT Murfreesboro' In command of our left wing,
he fought one OF the most terrific battles and won
as brilliant 4 victory there Is on record tnfor
iunateiy, the ceHtre and right did not do 40 Wel'
md now again, In the Chic kamauga Valley, he
iriumpts over the foe and captures seven stand 0f
colnfs when all the rest of the army is Tying in
confusion from the field.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

The city Council held called meeting at
II O'Clock yesterday-Messis. Saunders, Hill,
Clopton, Epps, Scott, Crutchtield, Stokes.
Griffin, and Glazebrook, being present-and
dispos I'd of the business which called them
together in an incredibly short time. Ii the
Council would hold their sessions before,
instead of after dinner, they would save
themselves long discussions and useless de-
bates. Morning hours are better suited to
work, because the mind is then fresh and
vigorous, and because business men are not
so ant to waste them In useless discussions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

TaE YANKEES AT SMirHFIELD.-TwO Yankee
gunboa,s and one transport landed at Smithfeld,
Isle of Wight county, Va, on Tuesday. They I'm
mediately sent fifty men ashore, who quickly
spread the mseives the town and arrested stv-
eraI citizens. hut these were released In n few
hours, upon condition that they would not bear
arms against the Lincoln Government As these
men are all beyond the conscript age, such a re
ouiremeDt was altogether unnecessary. Al a late
hour ON Tuesday evening the Yankee visitors had
moi retired. The object Of this visit has not
Iranspired hut IL l. generally believed 10 have been
o,eanized al Fortress Monroe by heast hnIler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
ESt4PE or MORGAN From IIiE OHIG
FENfTkNTia.T

PETER-KuG. Dec ;-NO papers received
here. The Heta'd, o; the lst inst, received
At City Point, contains an account of he ee-
cape OF John Morgan aud six Confederate
officers from the Ohio Peniten;iary, and
Morgan's arrival Al Toronto, Canada, on the
30li ut.
The Herald says that Grants lcsscs in
killed, wounded, and missing, i'll the recent
fight, will be 10000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

NEW MARKET, Shenandoah Co, Va, Dee.
s--The Baltimore A~syicn,, of the LIST inst.
count Of the escape OF Gen. Morgan and six
Of his officers from the Ohio penit.niiary
and their safe arrival In Toronto, Canada. by
the Great Western Railway. M.E.P
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
From THE AsmY Of TENNESSEE.
The Enemy Fallen Back-Thcir Loss
Very Heavy.

10 Gen. S. Cooper
DALTON; Dee. 2.-The enemy has fAllen
back across the Chickamauga, destroying
everything In their route, including the rail
road track and bridges. Their loss was very
heavy In their attack on our rear guard, un-
der Gen. Cleburne.
(SignodJ BRAxroN BRAGG,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

ARAIpON AOuARrERM.sTsR'..ihe Inc usrai'.sa : .
ata \ nssy,xr states thai some blood iIsty thief
entsrsa Ii. lot Of Captain W. a: Jemison, of that
place, some nights since, and deliberately sla'igm
tered one of his finest hogs, weighing about sSo
rom The stable to carry away the IN at, which he
did sncc ccesslnIly-relurned the horse, and, leh to
the share of the Captain, (as he was Hovelno IN
ment officer, we suppose0 tIhe Part OF said @oo
ID hog, consisting Of the head aud tau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

gia, beginning with the evacuation Of Chattanoo-
ga In September, and closing with the present se
ueat and, while I shall not gloss over the errors
If any one, shall he able to show that Gen Bragg
has had mast difficult task IL perfbsm; that h.
behaved with unsurpassed cnmrage on the hsld.
and that, Ii he has been unfortunate, he has also
been devoted 20 the cause. SAILrsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

BRISTOL, Dec. 3--COurieTs from the front
state that Gen. Longstreet had carried the
enemy's works within portion of Knox
Vile, capturing two Tennessee Regiments,
and had demanded the surrender of the cit Y
OH Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
MILITARY NOTICES.

a TrENTiON, Company u, 1st Regiment Second
"A Class Malitia--rara ade on Broad street. corner
o! I1th, on Friday morning, the An instant fully
equipped for tour Of guard duty Absentees ill
su'jeot themselves to the penalties prescribed in
Order No Is, from headquarters.
BY order Of the Captain.
de 3-9t" III PRICE, OS.
TIME 70 lowing uuricd men, absent without leave
I from the list Regiment Engineer Troops, viii
report to their respective companies Immediately, or
they viii be coGsi ored desertefs
Company lis Forester, George Long, Leonard
Ecr
Company F.--wihiam Cosbeit
Company & G-EobeIt Marshall! Cbas F. Whiilnrk
Thos Harrison, John Thompson, Henry Johns IL,
Charles TEomae, Vim b Miller, John wilson, J c
own, j ii Guy.
Company H.-Eiarrison Hobbs. A Kirk, J Mul-
herau. TAlCUfr.
it-Col Coming Let Reg't knsr Troops.
do D-ff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Nal0's Bridge is becoming ''more holy"
than agreeable to those who have to cross 1t
night and day. The flooring in many places
is badly worn, and If not promptly repaired
serious accidents may occur Lumber is
awfully high now, but bridge owners must
buy at any price, or run the risk of serious
accidents and law suits for heavy damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
CuSFFpERATG kTSIEs OF ASEFiCs,
Medical Purveycr's Ofiice,
Pt hInnnd Va INV Ciei laG.


ATGIirE --S-ai~t Proposals viii be received at
~ ti.,s oic. auti The ioih iac OF f-uenber iS'3
ios Hllius daring 40" ensuing wiBter tbe Government
ita ..ose 'catei at tie Conner Of 27d sEl Gary sis
Capacity. 81 oc0 bushels
Each bid rBust - accompanied ; y the names of
two approved securities f"s the faithful
per!o of !he contract, stating the address Of
the game a;d gi9ng references as TO their rea Dsi-
bllty.
The Advertisement Tor proposals fir filing two ice
houses rub=hsd yesterday, IS hereby withdrawn.
EW JOHNS,
surgeon and Medical Purveyor, army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Sent to the Pfoyost-LeOnard Bradley. sol
dier, charged with being drunk and disorder
ly in the street, was before the Mayor yes
terday, and after a hearing was sent to the
Provost Marshal to be returned to his COM
mand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Sealiny Io5acco.--Reuben, slave, was ar
rested early yesterday morning for having
stolen tobacco in his possession. The Mayor
ordered him to be punished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

III Office, Noti,e, Nctie.-To all butchers AID
~ FArihers to sAvs all hogs hair and get II -x.
changed GOr cash o. bfa.fce nt LAuDES,
Nc 12-iMt usass hsoAd aal - seTests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

The Raoes-The races to-day at Broad
Rock have promise to be interesting. About
$4,000 Is TO be run for by some very fast
nags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

The Home G,t1rd are to have the First
Market Hall properly warmed and made
comfortable for their use. The City Couu.
ell have Instructed their Engineer to make
such improvements as ssre necessary to the
general comfort of the 'old folk" while in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

A Flag Of Truce Boat arrived at City Point
yesterday afternoon. Among the passengers
was Miss Belle Boyd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04


HEADQ'Es i'IPT OF tfkNRCo,
Richmond, Nov le, 1868. }
EXTRACT
LtpfCiAL ORDERS NJ 30i-
- V. la obeiieHCe 10 instructions from the A. and
General the fOiiowog order is repabiishei for the
Information OF all concerned
AnJT AND ISsP. GINS OfFIcE,
Richmond, April !, 1863 !
[En',atl
SPECIAI ORDERS No 81
INK Bf.2 cen J,Ln Ii Minder is hereby directed
10 inaE- initpeiste inquiry aui report WithDas de-
lay
i-t. The name, rank, reg meG. aud coTpe e! al
Commissioned Cnleets, aud The .eleih of tine each
las been the city.
I'll III each case he will require copy OF the leave
hy which the officer is absen, from hs prore: caai.
maai or, II e;all1net n tlte c.g copy &" The osler
Uy hi5t he ~as put upun ddiy.
XXXi Whenever IL appears that an "iiicer 5 not
rigbtfuty ia Richmond he wli tc Sent !osih~i ith Ia
his proper command ard the iaCt iep0tie.t Ia This
Office for further action Of the Department.
BY cnnmari II the Secretary Of War.
(Signed JOHN WTTHgps,
Assistant Adj't Genl.
In accordance with the above orders oil cn'c5fS
arriving in the city aut those duty this city
(who have not already done so viii report III person
without delay at these headquarters.
By comman "f
Brig Cen JOHN Fl WISDER,
Cong Depari inert.
JW PsGRAN, A A Gen'l. no le-,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

PtcipochH-Yesterday, at Kent, Paine &
Co. S auction sale, lad was arrested for at
tempting to pick the pockets of several gen
tlelucn in attendance