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

ATOTIcE to Sutlnfa and others deslipx In the
IN army --Thc suh<rsihsr TIiOS GILL, wead
most respectfully inthrm the Suffers aud cthers
dsclng in the xymy that he ~ prcparel Ia furnish
thcsn With tsaf Breai, G.sgsrire=d, SUGAR Cake.
and Melamrs cAks, in any quastisv, on the mo.t
rsAsnnsb'e tsSMs, and NJ the shcrt, n netse. AL
orders (. with him, No ~ Broad stse.s, in shove
III, a,s st the xnef cf BGoaA and g. at eets vi
meet with pssIapt attsntiaN rli1a ulI.
no iG--6 Bakery sc Brsaa Il.
n NM1ka 10 the dltiauaty m obtslung nss>iestan,
II md the kieh pysses whcn ksflen. I ana obliged
- aisaed1inuG tha aAafAetaye of soaPe w.n ssil.
en- - 3a1A Iat. my st1rk u 5ases eeNssstsxE q
eor. WtaiHF freen. esasalrns, milsnenrs ke; alss,
a1a6e ~ reHe'and n1lnee fne sAIe M6AeCaN,
- lI-a16ahAf nseaA =, bse elA 80 I'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

~ MAI i. Frame Tenement, on tue East size OF 81
y street, Shocsoa Hit Burying ground, Tor
ali. Neagc authorized 20 sci, email framed t.
nlei. ',.;ated as ubcgc. Pr.ce r., DG9 Apply To
no pl--3t t,uil.HS H APP EKGDN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Accidental Dromaiag -On FRIDAY Last, as
boat was passing from this city to Chaplin.
Bluff, with passengers, Mr.. George W. Bo
hannon, son of the late DIR. Bollannon, acci
dentally fell into the river and was drowned
The deceased was u member OF the Fayctt,
Artillery, and was regarded as good soldier
and true friend. He catered the service nj
the beginning Of our troubles, and has Yassct
through many hard-iought battles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Dtsefosnres at The Passport ODfcc-d7rest Of
the ChiJ Of Passports Some wo weeks ago " T
mentioned the arrest OF some parties endca
voring to make their way through our lines
to the North, who Ind obtained what wer,
then regarded as bogus passports. Being
brGlght back to this city. they implicated
two men named Head and Wolfe, from whom
they stated they hsd procured the passes-
Head Is the keeper of livery stable and fur
nished transportation facilities IS far as the
Potomac, in the neighborhood .f-which they
were arrested. On the information of thes,
parties Head and Wolfe were both arrested
and lodged in Castle Thunder, where they're
maincd until Friday last. On that day Head.
sent a note to Capt. McCUbbin, Chief Of De-
tcctives, in which he stated that he desired.
to furnish Information as to0the means h,
which he came in possession Of the pass
ports. Being taken before Gen. Winder b,
male cath that he got them from 1t. s. Q.
Kirk, Chief Of the Passport Office, and that
h. a.d that officer over 1900 for them. On
the strength of. this statement 1t. X war
arrested on Saturday, but paroled until this
morning, when a further hearing Of, the ease.
will be bad at Gen. Windei s office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

VALUABLE Real Estate ter sale, On Grove Road
two mites from Richmond. fen aercs Of ground
beautifully located, with small buhling containing
three rooms, small ntablc and excellent well OF
water The above il, no',oubt, the nl&, desirable
rea, estate of the kint. nov, Il. tnc market For
terms and iaT:isuaras sp!ay az Iii Main st. to
no o.. e. 4. AINNVl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
ron isENT AND SALE.

doom Tor rent-~lo single gen,isman, f.Snshe
"a, or unlarnish.d, with necessary attention frcn,
a servant uss aad fuel extra. Apply next nouse
% 81 Jnhies C.iarch, 5tn 81, north OF Leigh.
no 2l--tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

4 EASg Cor ss'o --1he lcagc %! the house on Broad
] street, between Gih and 7th, next door To the
William Tell House !a- sale. II h,s TO run sx years
at $500 per year. Apply Oh the promises, or to
10 23--It LAS II TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
IsEcOHD DISPATCH. |

CHARLESTON, Nov 21.--The shelliDg OF
Sumter averaged One minute last night, and
continues heavy this morning. Oae man
was killed at the fort yesterday.
Fort JOhlSon end Battery Simpkins open
ea 4 VIGOROUS fire upon tho Yankees mount
ing guns between Gregg aud Wagner.
No further firing on the city since last re-
port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Ok Sale or Lease Proposals viii be received
: Cor ten days foI the Purchase OF large ana ut
.fac'vc suburban ha eiig HOUSE, with trGm 20 to
80 res of gaei ian5 very desirable as a re ire,i
family residence ard market farm having ine wa
ter. fire "ooi, fruit trees, ga. Apply for partcu
lars 30 Mr VA C0ULLiNG,
uJ % -l,f AT Virginia Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

I ,o!s R.NT-A neatly furnished bad so IN With
the Of arisr, thu north side n Clay st,
brick tenement, neas Buchanan Spring. Arrb
within. IA 2i-2is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23
fTurRp DIsrATCH.,l

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.--1he Ahrlling OF
the city commenced At half.past ten o'clock,
and was continued to half past twelve, du-
ring which time eighteen shells were thrown.
This afterno on one colorcd woman was kill
ed aud one white pers~n slightly injured
Four or five buildings were struck. Th0
shells thrown are one hundred pound Par
rotts. Heavy mortar shelling Of Fort SGm-
ter has been continued all day. No report
from the fnrf this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

Gr. Hrick and .'tEccoed Tc,etlaIt AMI hnnd-
4 = f5tne ln: attached, at tho corner OF Leigh ae6
AfaTas streets, FOR s.i9 We aG ioli2ed to sell
the very cxeeia3t and well arrsGg,t rick dweipn.
locate, above, EGw IN the occupancy of Mr Al kan
der 5lckeever, wi,h immediate possession. TIE
lot has a front os II feet al! depth g. III; feet
The da'rl ng hes 10 rnaia;, besides the usual cat
buildings, aud is in excellent order Apply uroe t.
10 23- 81 GtBbD(H Il APPERSDN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

T.SoR KEST-Tae jwe''ns part of the large brick
II Tenement On lith street, opposite The Fxcharge
Hotel, and over the sthre a Mr. Harvard. Apply ID
no ITS JAS II TAYLOR. Auatr.
---- ~--~-~
Ts0.s RENT-A suit of three fasnsshevi raninr, with
frnat ard rear entrance sepaFae, and ktsehen aid
out house ccoe,moiatsa.a Location western
burba Of the city. Address box 500 ]"
no l6-9ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

T,OR ront--A number OF furnished ro..mi Ross
4 s cet, three doors above the tICnmoIi House
Apply ns, tue premises. no 23-l
I'Ok kENE~Ttso hDase at prcecnt occupied by ia..
IT containing ten rnoms gas aud water, static,
and large lot attached. The best 81 references
guirri Aiso f.ie loads Of snit seal and come weed
for sale. MGAkcI<, Marshall st,
no 2l-2t~ between Monrec aHi Hcary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

CrIRIxsroN, Nov 2a-There hiss heen ma
firing on the city to-day. Itis reported that
battery Simpkins succeeded In silenclng fh0
cnemy's gun last night. Several clgh.lnch
aud ope onehnndred.p pound PartOtt shellA
were picked up In the city 70 day.
"A spirited fight between the cnemyh bat
teries, Gregg and Wagnes, and our naatstsesa :
Bee and Himpkins. together With Forts
Moultr1c and johnson, took placo thlA aseer-
'.noen. Gregg opened heavily q AOultsaa
and Wagner on Johnson. Our IRE, pnxtlca-
laIIy from simpkins. Was remasi.sly .ses. @
rats, compelling the 9 enemy g 'eSse ss1lt
da,k. Tho firing on Sushter continuea
heavy Since the present bOaaher3nnsnt the
nmr,6cr OF khot and ehell cf sll kinds thrown
4 reported at 1890. Of which abo11 60Qq
. missed. Total In all from bcginnlrR, 18Oo0
!. Tho number of shot and shrll nred iron eun
F: down Friday 10 eundoun Saturday wsa AI1
:,a.. e se,sa :. :. - sss..s ss g e:sssss 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-23

CHARLESTON, Nov. n-Iaet night elgh-
teen shells were thrown into the city be-
tween IL and 2 O'Clock. Ten buildings wcro
struck, but NO person Injured. The hse on
Sumter cont inned heavy during the night.
One white man and two negroes we're killed.
in the fort yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

EOR SALE-A good stand for country
& blacksmith i'm Clappyille The blacksmith shop,
two story Hing house near it, good barn and about
on leicester street in SAID village. Terms liberal
Uniess sold Feb lst the property VIII be disposed
of nv auction on the premises, Fpb. 20, at NJ. In
auries NAV be m de Of D. IT, Tucker of Charlton Bilas
Gleason Of Leicester, of A. Firth, Worcester. $1,000
Clappville, Dec 81, 1853. d22 dtfeol"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
- CHUS ETTS.


,,,,,.,., HEADQUARTERS, BosroN, December, 1863
GENERAL ORDE6. 80 IA
States Department Of War a regiment of Cavalry Vol
unteers TO be composd of men Of or, el sted FIR
Of recruitment in this commonwealth 1t is known as
the Ffth Regiment of Massachusetts Cavalry yolun-
H. Lieut.. Col. Henry Russell of the Second Massa-
chSetTS cavalry Volunteers is de- gnaed its Colonel.
Ill me United States pay bounty the re ruits
for this regiment under existing regulations nor wares
clothing p'' ''''" '''iOOi"s % per month for
". But THIS COMMONWEALTH OFFERS PRECISELY rpr
SANE BOUNTY OFFERED TO ALL OTHER VOLUNTEERS, q:
$50 bounty paid in Massachusetts after the volunteer
Is mustered into his re nen; or, it ne shall so elect
bounty pay, IN addition to the pay now or hereafer
Received him from the United States
V. COMMUNICATIONS concerning the regiment NAV he
made to Col Henry $ Russo q Scnool street bos-
ton The regiment will rendezvous Camp Mees
keHdylile' Big, Gen, Fierce, con mardant.
VI 1he f0l OWING Is the GrGsii2ati"n 'f resirert
the GnSd staics s ner c4istae laws VIZ Army 0'
Regiment OF Cavalry Twelve companies or Troops
! Lieutenant olonel.
Majoisi
Assistant Surgeons
Regimcnt4l Adjutant IAN extra Lcutenant
ReglmeUtal Qunteunaster, Can extra iitut)
Ieginenth toninissary, IAN extra Licut.
Vctcrnar. SdrgcOn.
l Sergeant Maj
QuanenuaStcr cant.
Z m aissSry sergeant
/ Sadd!er -esgeant.
l Chel Trumpeter.
Company or Troop OF Cavalry.
| Captain
/ Fr,t Lieutenant.
second Lieutenant
] f rSt sergeant.
QuartermasteI Sergeant.
COmmissary ser seanI
SerEeants.
GOrpOTrs.
TrumpeteTs
Farrers or Blacksmiths
Sald,er.
| Wagner.
Gu lTiEates-minmum.
IS Frivdtcs- maXmtun
VII The Governor regards with great satsfaciionthe
progress made since the the E4h Aa,sa-
chtisetts Inia Try Volunteers and he confidently con
templates the accession from this ComnonW ea 10 tile
National Army, OF Cava ry Regiment OF yolored
Americans which will illustrate their capacity for that
dashing and brilliant ann ct the military service. in
this hour OF hone for our country aud tn, m
SEW at time when thy hold the destiny of their
race in their own grasp; and when Its certain emanc
OF those now invited unite in the final blow which will
hesitate. One cannot exaggerate the call sounding in
Africa and whose color has been the badge of slavery
II ofes the opportunity OF years crowded into hour.
1t bids them come aud DC numbered with the peoples Of
every race, who, by their arms, have vindc ated
their right TO all the blessings and all the powers of
Llbeity.
by order OF His Excelency, JONI A. ANDREW, Gov
erner and Commander In HE.
d22 dit WlLLIAd SCu0ULER, Adjutant General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
MORTGAGES NALE.-I shall sell

MORTGAGES SALE shall sell
4NA at public auction en- the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the tnrtieth day OF January next at two o'clock
afternoon til real es ate situate at the corner
of Wimot and Laurel stTeeIs, in Worcester, on the
nor herly side of Laurel street and westerly de Of
Wilmot street containing three thousand five hundred
square :eet less which is described ina mort
gage deed given to Charles " hite by David Brown,
dated Dec "a 1860 recorded in the Worcester COun
ty Registry Of Deeds book $50, u.s. OF which mort
gage deed am assignee.
Said sale will be made bv virtue of of pttoT-
ney contained in said mortgage deed, and for breach
of the conditions thereof Terms made SHOWN at the
time and place Of sale CHENb1 HATCH.
Worcester, Dec. i9, 1858. o2s-5STu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
XTTE TIE UNDERSIGNED. TIN

WE TIE UNDERSIGNED THE
President, Treasurer, Clerk and all the Direc-
tors OF the Adratlc Mill corporation established and
organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of as-
sachnsetts and stua ed at Worcester in the county of
Worcester, in said Comm rBweath do hereby certify
that AdTiatc Mil is the corporate of said cor
poration that said corporation is established the
purpose OF manufacturing goods composed whole or
in partof WOOL cotton, ute. fax silk that the whole
amount OF the capital stock Of ssi crporsti0n fxed
and med by ii, stwo hundred thousand liars; that
the whole amount Of lid pa stock has been actually
paid n and that the value of the shares in said cor
pOradon is one hundred dollars each.
~ -O-N~|~N In witness Shereof have hereuntO
five cent set our hadds, this eleventh day of De-
! stamp (cemoer A. D. eighteen hundred and
F. sixty three
lDec. II, 1868 : Benz. f. BROOKS, President
w ~ ~N~~GRANViLLE NJ. CLARK Treasurer.
JOHN IL. CONFER, CLERK.
BENJAMIN f. BROOKS,O
j. BAkDW ELI,
r. ID. JORDAN, Directors
ia MES FISK Jr.,
G. b. SNYDER
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-11-18
Howard Association,


NOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
II and Distressed, afflicted with ViruIent
and Chronic diseases, and especially for the
Cure Of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhoea or Seminal weakness, and other Dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs. and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J, SKlLLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia.