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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

THE LATE QEs, RosECRANs.-The New YOrk
H.ydld. has an editorial article upon Gene, al
Rosecrans's removal, in which the following ap
pears;
General. .ROsecrans Up 1861 laid tefnrt the Coy
ernment a plan by which he cnYld Guer3te from
Western Virginia upon the rebel position at Ma
nassas and flank it. Though practicable, il was
not acted upon. In the next year he projected 4
plan for the capture of Lynchburg, which would
have giveous possession OF the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad. Gen. Mcclellan and the cretary
q. ;yar both approved of this plan; bnt 'the clam
or of i,0i.ieiaDs and the necessities of military
rank compelled tic Administration to create the
Mountain Department for the benefit of other Cen
erals - and thus, "tO please political faction,
practical plan OF operations which would have
Lrayed of immense advantage 10 the Federal arms
was lhf0vp aside, and the season. frittcTed away
in q campaign barren of results" Had General
Roseerans's second plan 6eea Ecfed npon Stone
wall JacksOn's advance down thf Shenandoah;
Valley would never have taken place Mcdowell
would have formed a junction with Gen. McClel-
lar, ilen in front OF Richmond hmond must
have fallen, apd Gen. Lee, instead of crushing Pope
and advancing inta ryland would have surren
dered with Richmond or have been compelled 10 re
treat through North Carolina, while the staie you'd
prUbaby have risen against him at every step ot
the way. Now, to have presented these plans Ia
the War Department, would, inasnhch as they
were not acted upon, I6 2 great crime in any man;
bu. to present these plans ana tsii Of Il also is
crime too great 10 be horne, and II should be e4
pecttd that any Gehefai gMiIty oi IL must uie, y
two or three Secretaries of War aud a military
adviser could between them shuttle Ott his mortal
coil. Gen. Rosecrans appears TO have been guilty
OF the greater crime.
In tl,e recently published g Annals of the Army
OF the Cumberland - there is biography OF Gen
Rosccrans, In which :hVe facts appear. II We
may Judge from appearances the FACTS were fur
nlshed by General ROsecrans, and the severe Ir-
ncctiaa on the War Department which they Imply
and which were thus assumed 10 emanate from
that General, were hloSc than the War Department
could hear. Gen. Rosecrans WAS se"eyed imnie-
d;a,eIy upon the publication Of the book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Il Watch QRt IF 1iae--on Saturday ianin
ing Frederick ". Iinl.ns appeared before
the Mayor 10 answer the Charge Of having
stolen valuable watch from Lieut.. Charles
Beck, some few days since, The parties, il
seems, had been on a frolic together, and on
the night on which the watch was lost
roomed together at the Spo!swood Hotel.
On the succeeding morning Rcck missed his
time piece, and susp; ciing; his companion,
had him arrested; but instead of appearing
before the Mayor to testify in beh.li' Of the
Commonwealth, took the cars Or Whining
ton, N, C., and has failed to ,etera.
Nncn the osise Vac called, MIR. L. Ill. Aylett,
counsel for the accused, demanded the fullest
investigation of the charge, and regretted
the absence OF the witness, IS he was pre-
pared to prove the entire innocence Oi his
client. He said nc was rot before the Court
10 plead fox mercy Tor the accused, hut to
yindicate his innocence, and to maintain
that fair name which he had always borne,
There being no witness present 10 sustain
the charge, the Mayor could do no less than
, discharge the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

An AfttM DoIye.-Richmond is now in
tested, and her citizens annoyed, BY scores ol
bcggars from all quarters of the globe, and
and the police ought to be required to arrest
and put them to work with as little delay as
possible. NJ 'st of these creatures are f.
males, and many of them speak SO badly
that their ,jargon is almost unintcllieibl bic
PrOwling from street to street, they enter
residences, without notice to the tenants
when the doors are open, and If not dscov
cred appropriate all yaluai,les within their
reach and decamp. If observed by servant,
they inquire for the lady OF the house, and
while the servant is gone to inform the mis-
tress they exert their thieving propensitics
to the fullest extent. Some few days since
one OF these pests called ut DR.. h. Hurwell s
residence, on 9th and Leigh, and in the alb
sence oi the servant. appropriated two silver
ssoh'ets toher own use The city authoritits s
and our bcnevolcE! societies have made the
annplsst arrangements Tor the care of the
poor, Thus rendering street begging unne-
ctssary, and for that reason the authorities
should promptly arrest and punish The
struggling paupers that now iniest our
streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
SourHERNERs IN PARIs,--The Paris October "

SourHERNERs IN PARIs,-The Paris October "
letter of the New York World has the following
Mr.. Mason Is about leaving Paris for Lonuon IL
settle up some little affairs, when he will return 70
the continent, and :Obaby 60 south AS far as RonG
or Naples. The t.Old ROman,'' as he Is called
here, Is glad to get away from Rpsselldom Under
the auspices of new ministry, Mr.. Mason may
yet return to be officially presented TO her most
gracious Majesty the Queen
Sir Eardiey Eardiey who married the belle of Ala
bama, having lately succeeded TO his fathers title
and estates, is dcvOting himself witii great enthu
siasm u the rebel cause. He has got up sub
scrpiioa in Eng and tor this purpose of raising
funds TO supply the Confederate army with metil-
ctnes. surgical Instruments, &c, and to day he
gives a dinner at the Grand Hotel In Paris TO
eral leading SOutherRers and sympalhizers. III
eiadiau Capt. Maffit, Of the Florida. And, by the
way this terrible little destructive, In condition
heller than new, will leave hfrs! IN about ten
davs. ,o resume her mission on the mighty deep
N.tt,t will lL,ye 10 remain some two months longer
i'm The hands of the Paris DOCTORS
Cant Hastsleig, af the Confederate Navy, Is
xcrv m M Munich. Lieats. morris, Campbell
.ee and Darron Of tire same service, are now III
paris waiting for a ship. Capt. Blakeiey, who ha'
lust arrived from st. Petersburg, Is m"ch cna
priued at the reported bursting OF MS "big gum
Charleston. he ordered at sUce, by telegram,
brother To the tlolsier to be made at once: No
of that caIibre, hs says. can stand h.h eleVaton
and for point blank work he thinks nothsns ca'
stand against tliem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Fare Arms are dangerous play.thfngs TOT
children, aud when loaded should never De
rut within their reach. Some few days
sjncc Warning Page, a lad, seeing a run In his
fs11ner's house, on 18th street, and desiring
to Tighten negro girl who was In the room
with him, picked II ap and threatened 70
shoot her. She ran out Of the way, but the
little fellow proceeded to cock i, and rest
ing it on.his mothers bed fired II. The re-
suit was, tho bed and clothing took hre, and
bnt for the prompt arrival Of neighbors,
who heard the report, the building ana con
tents would lave been coneunled
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IMPORTANT Fsoa TENNESSEE
Gen. Longsfree. at .Knoreai.--LmynsiIe Re.
treadsg--His Army De,aora,izd--
400 YANKEES GdDf,ued. DC.

ATLANTA, Nov. 2O.-Advices from tho
front represent that nothing more than tho
usual shellins has occurred since last report.
| The c",feseraey states that great destitu-
ton prevails at Chattanooga
a special to the L.te,ls,vscer says conside.
rahlc skirmishing has taken place at NIcka-
jack Pass. The enemy las been driven back
at that roint.
| Inc APi'eat learns from Col. Chester that
'fen Aongstr~et had captured Knoxville,
routing the enemy aud taking / 30 or 500
prisoners. One hundred and forty prisoners
arrived on the same train with Col Chester.
Gen. Wheeler is reported in the enemy's
rear General Longstreet Is pressing their
| :ront
(sEcoND pisPArcHl
ATLANTA, Nov. D.--Gep. Wharton hsa
sesnrruf nom Kicinudnd, promised to tia
rank Of Major General.
Gen. Chcatfam has returned To the front.
Gca. Buckner will go to the front in a few
days.
Two hundred and thirty prisoners came
down this evening. Many more are on tho
way down.
|. THIRD DISPATCH
ATLANTA, NoNeO-An officer who left
London on the 18th instant reports that
Gen. Longstreet captured sixteen hundred
Yankees, and Gcn. Wheeler six hundred. on
that day, Qsth.)
Gen. Longstrcet was ono mile and q half
from Knoxville, entranching.
In their retreat from London the Yankee
'rny, about five thousand strong, (y) greatly
dcnoralizcd. They left about one hundred
wagons, loaded with commissary and ord
nance stores, in the road.
Rohinson's brigade left Loudon yesterday
to repair the pontoons left by the Yankees
| on the Little Tennessee, leading into Blount
| county.
fersons liberated at Chattanooga i5kort
great suffering aud want of food and fuel .at
that place.
| One hundred and thiriy,six Yankees. form.
| ing Gen. Bnrnside's rear guard, reached Dali
ton last night. They say that Knoxville ia
another liarper's Ferry trap, and Burnside
must evacuatc
FOURTH DISPATCH
ATLANTA, Nov 2l.--1O4O "A. M.-The
Chlckamsuga train, due at 4 o'clock A. NJ,
is just in, with upwards OF 1OU Yankees
from Burnside's rear.
Officers from the front last evening report
nothing NOR than the usual firing. There
! are indications Of n movement Of more than
| usual importance being now expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Htsrytn-ies Last saturday morning, he
tween the hours Of three and four O'Clock.
the residence of Mr.. VIM Morton was fnrci-
bly, entered and robbed OF sugar and other
articles. Mr. Morton heard the robbers and
fired upon them twice, causing them to drop
their booty and tiec.
A part of The same gang also entered Mr..
Wn N. McVcighs bark yard and attempted
to force the basement door, but falling tn do
SO contenied themselves with Il lot of cloth.
ing and two turkeys, with which they es-
capped.
Efforts were made to enter other dwellings
in the same neighborhood, but the robbers
were frightened of by the raporis OF Mr..
MOrton's pistol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

FeA EJ, IN large Quantities, is being
daily received by the railroads, thus Keeping
the markets well supplied. At the Contra
depot last Saturday night q heavy supply was
received and will be on sale this morning.
We are glad to see that the farmers are sens.
ing in their produce more abundantly thn
country vehicles in the city, laden with The
necessaries Of life, could be numbered by tbs
hundreds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

nsfkiLL's Enthusiastically in his Fetrcat Il on
IN, DDioop Mountain fight, passed through Frank
, ~, rshdieton county, just west Of uarTis0nbusg
r,.s, ,e were between O00 and 5000 Of thsH, In
r,a.g about 100 infastty, and three pieces of mr.
s..", Win which they had been reihfosced In
rha, no'toui Their retreat was very hurled
sa... sapired one Of Gsa. tmb0den.s COURIER
s,"'' as al Franklin. II II said they bad great
w. wounded IN their wagons and alnbuiaaces.
i,.,aa naa twenty five men, under Capt BOggs, fol-
Ia I'M .heia and doggIng their retiring footsteps
a.. ",."i" 1l 10 miles ot Petersburg From the way
,n,.,,g a,suaag Yankees travelled, they must have
s'1ea i1bodeh's whole force was after fhem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

GsN P0sEy.-Brig. Gen. Carnof rosev, who died
nj charlottesville, Va, commanded regiment In
Ewelt's division at the battle Of Cross Keys. nj
which he was wounded IN the breast ami right
arm. fe was promoted to Brigadier General and
commanded a brigade IN Eweii's corps. On the
near nristoe, he was wounded In the len leg lua
above the knee, from the effects Of which ne died
on the 18th inst His remains were inferred In the
Jynivel sity buxying ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Gr'ecous Nu;ssacc The people in the
ncighborhoOd of Chimhorazo Hospital COM
plain bitterly of the rude and noisy condnet
or the servants there employed. Ga Friday
night last party Of these black stamps
were shouting and swearing about, as IT none
were to be disturbed hy it. They also tors
down fencing around private lofs, and dis
trrbed all. who were within hearing oil
their voices. If the stewards cannot control
them the neigihors may find it necessary to
teach them their places by the use Of pow.
der and shot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Atenpt at Bagyia,y.-Last Friday night
an effort was made to force an entrance into
grocery store corner lst and Jackson sts,
but proved unsuccessful. The burglars bored
four holes through the door to get at the bar,
but Were frightened of by the la,;y Of the
house, who heard them, and alarmed them
10y attempting to arouse her husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

SENATOR PROM CE0RaIA.--Georgta elects sen
atoT this winter. Already there are dozen cnn-
dilatas. Among those lnost prominent are Sessfs
.roonbs ". 8. Senator at the time Georgia Sc
cedcd,) Herschel v. Johnson, T. Butler Kin.
Joseph Henry Lumpkin, Martin J. Crawiard
Howell Cobb, and l.. J. Cartreil. The Legislature
is In session now. and the election comes Oh
shortly. Many of the asplrants are now IN attend
ance there, hobnobbi"g with tlie members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Dnp ON rmE Cans. John b. Sutphine, pfi-
yaie bel0nging To company ID, 34th virginia aes.-
road Just below the company shops, on Wednes-
day night, Nov. l0th. tic was on bis way - IN. m'a
home. IN Floyd county, Va, on faT.Guth. Ine
body was earrieA 10 Raleigh and left NJ u'e "ay-
side Hospital for intcriaent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

The Confederate E, geos,s now held "a pris-
oners by the Federal authorities, are expect
ed to arrive here to-day on the steamer
Schultz, in exchange for the Federal sur
geons now held as prisoners by our Govern,
menf. The Schultz went down the liver yes
terday under a flag Of truce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

L. II. Lcscis is the Harhor Master oc Rich
mond, recently appointed by the Hus,ings
Court, and not q. ". Lewis, as the types
made it appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
ZEAL E.3T41.s fUE sALE


T. OR SAlE-A moat dekiral |. ard very mo .uct We
a farm, In New kent county, containing ahou,
'10 acres. It botders on the Richmond a, Il Yorf
River Railroad aud Hdjoics The ian,s # Nils rnn
atalt, the estate Of JlB Willray, decd, an tn.
funls Of Thomas TuHstslt and Baylor Tesipl.
Esq' About l4) seres al the FIRM are cleared an,
in fine c1nfiti0n; the remaining 10 8, rca are il
wc'df The farm IA welt water Il, ard all the ii. l.
are fel IN clover eNcept ote The fseil fiaG for i'm
proving the soil are uasur assej, af riding an abuil
'iaEt supply CT marl easy Of aHcss. The improve
meDts cons'st of n brick dwelling with ten rooms
brick kitchen, several catins aid tie usual farm
houses; we'll Of excellent water in TIA yard; is
situated nhnut twenty miles t-lnw hichmohd, al
Tunstaii'a Detot, AID within 4 miles # Pa,rey's
Landing, OIL Pamunsey river. The farm is mole
ra:ey nuGu Iiing, yiadiag well all the staple grain.
of this scctio' producing II 2o b, Seis of wheat
and 10 barrel of Corn peg gcfa A portion Of TIL.
c'esred surface consts If 80 acres OF the ceI-
Black Gre Land, which produces VIII in any "a
s'n- ATfly early TO q !. IoSuER,
Ei-3t No law EuIlit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

In the North Carolina Congressional eieeti' a
Messrs. Smith, bridges, and Gather were The only
old members reelected.
Vb,. North Carolina NJ. T.. Conference wiiLmeet
at Greensboro on "Wednesday, the 2d day "t De
cember.
Hon. Thomas Rainer, Judge of Probate 0i
Dallas county, Ala, died lew days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
LhTfST FROM TENNESSEE.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

MISSIONARY RIDGE, Nov. 2l.-Thcre has
been no battle at Knoxville, except Wheel.
e.s cavalry engagement. Affairs in that
1sest~r however are SATISFACTORY
The Louisville Journal, Of the 18th, re-
ports the junction of Sherman with rhomae.
All quiet here thus far.
a heavy rain is falling. SALLUsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Oyt ters, said to be fresh and sound, sold At
the First Market last Saturday for three dol
lars per gallon. The quantity in market was
unusually large, and said to be very fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Assault and Batteyy-James Schmidt AZ
pearcd before the Mayor Lust Saturday to aii
swer the charge of assautting and beating
Lewis Dove. After hesrin., the accusea
was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Con'atry Carts completely blocked up tn
streets around the FIRST Market yestcr,t,,
marning, all laden with produce of various
kinds. so mrch Tor the new ordinanc,
against hucksteiing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Conpicfed. W. Farquhar, indicted
for burglary, has been tried before Judge
Lyons, Of the Hastings Court, found guilty
and sent to the peniientiary for five years.
Mrssrs. A. j. Crane and ID. HatclifIe AZ
pcnred for the prisoner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

KILLIp.-Alexander Weason, Of Kentucky, y
brother of Col. J. NJ. Wesson, Of banAstoi,
Miss. was killed at ,'ie bait'e o' Coiliefss i'
was a nsaber Of ihe Secession Convention q!
Kentucky, and though in atiiuent circumstance y /.
and SO years old, volunteered III the beginning ut
the war and constantly refused I'D accept once or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Bound Oser.--Samuel Allen was found
guIlty before fhe Mayor Of getting drunk
ana. occupying Illegally portion Of tie
sidewalk. He was held - ball for better
behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Seafing an Ooercoat.-IIenry, slave to K
NJ. Jones, was tried before tho Mayor yester
day and ordered to be punished for stealing
an overcoat from Henry Gunst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

W late speech Wendell Phillips stated that
~. sdnitird - him 10 January that the great
o. his 'iis was In issuing his emancipation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
ENOM CHARLESTON DEMONSTRATION
.lCAiNS7 FORT SUMTER.
loftICrAL pIsPATsTI.

CHARLESTON, Nov. ~
To G.n. s. Cooper, Adjutant, General:
The enemy made demonstration, In six
launches, against Fort Sumter, this morn
ing, at s O'Clock, but were rcpulsed In few
minutcs by The garrison, the batteries, and
one 4,unboat. The cnemy's aoss Is mu-
known; ours none.
During the day the bombartlment OF Sum-
ter was renewed with great vigor, and ten
shells were thrown into the city, with but
little damage, and no casualties.
(5igned) u. L. BEAUREGARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

David Legal, . well -known ciuzea Of Pttfsyl-
ysnia county, Va, died on the 3oah last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

s,sHs SAiE-ACU acres ot LnfI C.esiariield,
= within IL miles of Rich nold, t..ree miles ei
tho isiesmond and panvilie ;{a:irca and ahGut two
niiu' Of the Coal PITS Turnpike Fer further par
t!caxta, asidress "i" !" Midlothian ioEt ,,iios, tles
teYGs.J no iS-Gtt
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fPress Dispatches.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 0.-Between two and
three o'clock this morning the enemy, In
several barges, approached Sumter, and
upon being hailed from the fort answered
will, oaths. They discharged several volleyA
of musketry, which wero replied to by tho
garrison. The engagement lasted from fifteen
TO twenty minutea, when the barges with
drew. Moultrie, Bee, and Johnston also
oncued on the hargcs 10 was not known
what damage was done TO the Yankees
Major Elliot: says that it was feigned as
saIili.
Gregg and Cumrnings's Point opened a
very heavy fire. on Sumter this morning.
Two or three more shells were thrown ipt0
the city 10 night. No person injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Ilote' Q,siet Distm,5ed-WiIliam T. Vickers,
a Maryland exile was arraigncd before the
Mayor last Saturday to answer the charge OF
attempting to shoot aud cut John c. Italia
ferro, one of the proprietors of the Ballard
House. Vickers, If seems, had been in So
cial party, and thOughtlessiy indalged too
freely in the poisonous compounds now sold
as strong drink. Becoming clszy from It's
fleets, he repaired to the hotel at meal time,
took = seat at the table, and, imagining the
white table cloth to be mammoth dish,
placed becistcall upon it. and commence d
cutting the meat and the cloth. Mr.. Talia-
ferro being.apprised Of his conduct, and hay
ing regard for the two hundred guests seated
at the table. demonstrated with Vickcra,
whercnpon V. arose from his chair, drew his
pistol, and was about to give Mr. r. blue
Pill, when Major Garnett seized the weapon.
Vickers then drew his bowie-knifc, which
Major q. also took from him, and the police
coming in '. was imprisoned. Thc Mayor
held him to bail in $500 to answer an indict-
ment by the next G,and Jury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Fine F'yetabies-Many Of our farmers hav.
turned their attention to the cultivation o
vegetables within the past twelve months
and have been successful, hut none 81 then
have surpassed Mr.. Washington Joncs, oi
Hanover, whose variety Of cabbagcs excei
al We have seen in aige antt. n Hhitsncss q
The Alarm Of Fire last Saturday night was
caused by the burning Of a harm or Other
building in Chesterfield county, south OF,
and apparently three or four miles from, this
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

kESlaABLE Farin in uoochiani county for
sa'e, containing iifly If hi ,hl improyAl
lind, lh" io,- rpvemaats contitt Of A ccm. rtabI,
aw Hing, with dr rGoins. Kitchen, asi al ott.,
"eea|ary ont nu!iiingq, lii good re.: also M
orchard OF choic: fruits Aiso another fs,xaS con.
tsiaing 10 acres, aijnirirs the aboYs, With corr
mil, ling, ana aii necessity oaf huiitings IN
good ora:I; fns or7h .r3 ff ynun. T nit trecs -
The above lsnl "a situ-tel abcuf SIX miles f. IN { O.
inmbis, In a good ncighho-heol, e5,,v sn.nt
churches, &c, neaf D-k- & P..,isi,'a store Mr W
i Connsr. vns nesr th- pr.mias. will takc
ts s-"f?1 Iafmi !fTfni +
suit pm. cha erS. iiLt.itI AUSTIN, -
l6ii street, south SD. OF the Dack
no 23-ID.t t,c',r.f nj Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

A PRIVATE SALE
~ fsmly carriage o
] Set d. ubla harness
lpatin Mantils, With eimpum lace
barase shawl deep lace Anunce
thread lace cape
white Canton Grape Shawl
I silk shawl
The above manti.ia, Ee, are elegant French
goods aud can he ssen at
no is-eod3t ROBINSON. ADAMS 4 co.
TN cons. Qaencs II tho oneroas tax imposed ON
savings institutions, the President and Di-
Tectors of AppomAttox savit ga Bank have instruc
tons from the toch holders 70 close up ths affairs Il
said bank All parsons indebted to this insitution
ara hereby notiasd to pay taeir notes ut maturity
and ali persors holding certihcatss OF dep.sit to
cons forward aud receive the amounts due them
without dslsy.
BY order tfthe Board.
F.rmville Nov 10, 1863 no l2--l2tt
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NTOrlCE, Notts, Notioe-ro oil butchers and
~ Fsr,nsrs to save all hogs hair and gst II ex-
shs.ssd fos caah q hrushes st PLAUnkf,
g o12-lmt soseW ussoa asd - sexsse