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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-03

[FRoM orR OWN coRsEspospEsr.l
AMY OF NORTHERN NIR9INIA,

AMY OF NORTHERN NIR9INTA,
Near Orange c. H., Dec. l, 1888. }
My last was brought Up to | p. NJ. Sunday, from,
Gordonsvlie, st which point wrote OF Mosby' 3
brilliant feat in falling upon the rear of Meade's
wagon train and capturing the mules. Since then
nothing Of especial interest has occurred
On Friday evening the fight occurred with John
sons division. During Friday night rain storm
began, which lasted until late in the day Saturday,
and of course prevented any active operations
during that day Tn Sunday it was clear and cold,
and the enemy spent the day in deploylng in line
of battle In our front, and there was soHe slight in
fantry sktrmishing, but II did not amount to
much
Yesterday morning our artillery opened with
considerable spirit upon the enemy, who replied
triskiy, ana In this way spirited cannonading
was kept up during the day, inhicting, however,
but slight damage on our side. There Was also
some infantry skirmishing, but il resulted in hoth
ing of consequence. Last night the enemy built
heavy fires in our front and centre, and began to
shift their troops more to our right, as If intending
q flank movement. This was readily discovered
by Gen. Lee, and preparations at once were made
10 thwartit. The enemy now have possession OF
all the roads leading ~ Fredericksburg, TO wit 4:
the turnpike, which runs nearest the river, and
very nearly parallel with II; the plank road, and
the Catharpin road. The Yankee army faces up
these roads, and our army faces down them. Their
line Of battle being formed on the east side Of Mine
Run, which IL fourteen miles below Orange T.. H.,
two miles below VerdirrsviIie, sixteen above
hsgceliorsyiiie, and twenty six aboye Fredercks-
bure or west of that place. Tie enemy has been
busy since morning throwing up entfenchmenis
which looks very little like lighting. My own fear
!. that the enemy Will decline II offer battle, hut
will wait 10 bs attacked until their supplies give
ant and then, falling attack the part of Gen.
Lee. ,h,y will fall down I" Fredericksburg and
ausnnt to winter on the south side of the river
A nd for this reason they have seized all the roads
between onr army ami fredersksbnre.
Moshy' a sconis report that Meade has abandoned
the line Of the Orange railway; hut from What
have since heard l think he has only abandoned
The road south Of the river, and that ne siit maui"
his supplies from BealelOn, the first station north
OF the river. Hut In doing this he has I" cross
two Streams with his wagon trains, and has :"
trtns bis suppies from ,he railway To hls present
position, fully thiny Eve WIiss. II u clear lhas
he cannot stay y here he 10. He has therefore 70
choose oae Of three ihinss-to fight, 10 60 back %
Culpsper, W 10 fau down 10 FredsrIcksbure-and
one OF these he must do hsfoFe Sunday NEXT.
The weather has been bitter cold since Monday,
and the men have had ~ much ~ they could do
ia keepiag comfortable. Now Il the time tor con
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APF.4IRS IN THE SOCTH WEST.


ATLANTA, Dee. 1.--The Lntelligsncey, Of
this morning, has a special dispatch dated
Dalton, Nov. 3Oth, which says Cleburne's
division engaged Osterhaus one mile this
side Of Ringgold on Friday morning, driving
Linn back with loss of 500, capturing So
prisoners and fOnr stands of colors. Kelly'A
cavalry whipped the enemy at Clcaveland on
Wednesday, inflicting a great loss. Ander.
sons and part Of Stewards divisious-not
Stevenson's-gayo way on the LETT centre ON
the 2s!h. The enemy are In our front ct
Ringgold, and our troops are In line Of bat
tie and on the advance.
News was received at headquarters to-day
of the cnpitulatinn Of Burnside to Long.
street. This is not correct.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ATLANTA, Dec "A special to the IntNQi.
g<nefr, dated Dalton, December lst, says /:
''The enemy arc ehtrcnching at Chickamau-
ga. Heavy firing was heard yesterday In the
direction OF Charleston. Tenn. General
Wheeler LETT Knoxville, on Tuesday last; our
lines were within 2jO yards Of the encmys
breastworks. Gen. Lopgsueet was In flns
spirits, and expected the surrender Of the
enemy daily. lie had fortified the hills across
the Holstou, commanding Knoxville. Re-
ports of the surrender of burnside ale be-
iieven, though not officially confirmed. The
enemy burned q portion OF Ringgoh to-day
and rctreated, destroying bridges and the
railroad track at ChickAmaugA The Ysn-
KEGS hold Cleveland, aud are adyaecing on
('ha
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ago he returned 10 Ilas,tno c.uaty 81 q sebe
SPY, ana sought refuge In a honae sbont s-s's
miles ron Clarksbugr, wh.se his wife was st.p
ping. SOME Soldiers discovered ibat Gordon wa-
IN TIE n"use, ard sGnaf were Gent TO aYre<i
him. The family d.nird all kro,vtedsc Of HIN
and tIi" so'nicfs were ahnui to l"Av~, when SOM
oB- ruesested hh examination 81 the naor af la.
house. The examination Was accordingly made
and Gordon " as ioubi to be concealed underneath,
trap aooF, carefully conee eeai.t ky The earps,.
The Baltimore t6hoy Adcoe.lie snys; .srhis ..an
one of The same name, ~ oHe time was en-
played IN the 0ics o. this pap~r. i:e was At iia,
time youth, and cam from baltimore
The Cecil wig says: '.Capt. Wm r. Gordon.
who Is rndsf sentence of death a. Is rebel spy al
Fort Mo Henry. was formerly al appseiaice To MIR
II. taHdeIfoIt, Jr, editor vi thr Ceeii DeMee-af.''
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THE SIEDE OF cH.iRLESUH.

CHARLESTON, Dee 1.-The enemy nred
sixteen shells this afternoon into the city,
Several buildings were struck, and one white
the city brought on lively artillery duel be-
tween Gregg and our batteries on James
leland. No firing on Suiltvan's Island.-
Eight mortar shells were fired ON sumter
to-day, and two last night, Of which six mics
ed. Nothing else Of Interest.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON. Dee. q The Yankees opened
fire on the city this afternoon, and threw ak
shells. A concentrated fire from our bat.
tsries on James Island was brought to bear
upon them, when they ceased. No damage.
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ARRESTED PARTIES IN B4LTideRE.-A correspOn-
dent of the New York Times, writing from Bslii
more the 2+th last. gives the following list OF
arrests made in the STATE, and In tina, city:
4 nnmaer NJ The pranineat citizens OF Anne
AIundc: 90. wrre arrested IN Annapolis .esietday
hy the military author.,!rs, aud brought Ia Hi.
ctS under guard, aiid taken To The oiire ~ cot.
Fish, where they were pntutd io report ;.gsiu ih-
noinGg. Int charges dsaibet ii~in are drsoyaiiy ,
and refusing 10 iaAe tue oath oi allegiance "i The
tate election day in the STATE. VIZ 1,h oi N"yen
bar.
The following are their names l., Gov. fhoS.
G.. Pratt. Col. JOS. II. Nicholson, Nicholson Green
C.crk OF Anne Arundel County Circuit Court; Jas.
X eyell, State Attorney for the same county MI
Miller, late reporter Of the Maryland Court OF
Appeals; Robe.t w. Tate, Benjamin Watkins,
WIN. Tell Claude, w. II. McPeriin, G. w. DuyalI,
Edwin Royle, B. Tongue, DIR. F. :. Owens, las.
T.. Tate aud D. Claude Handiey. Thos. franklin,
formerly State Senator from Anne Arundei CO.,
WAS also arrested, but owing TO his age was per
mitted TO remain IN Annapolis, under guard. II
was also stated that the fnembers OF the Grand
Jury for Anne Arundel co: had been arrested and
would hc brought 10 this city under guard to-day.
Mrs. Semmes and her daughter, relatives of The
pirate SeLmes, ni the Alabama, charged with
attempting ID poison inmates OF the Newton Uni,
ted States Hospital, are still under arrest. Their
cases will undergo investigation To day. Mrs.
Winder Is released on parole tn Correspond no
more with the South. Rev. Charles w. Rankin,
pastOf OF Si Luke's Protestant Episcopal church,
was arrested yesterday on charges OF disioyaity
tut Internationally released. Several ladies' and
others nave been under surveillance iuf ihdhIgng
In c0uirabaRd expressions, &c.
Our detectives are picking up qne large nun
Der of spies and struggling rebels including s"vcsa!
officers, who appear daily and nightly III ir sifeess
Those Ash0 commit dsinya acts in word of deed
are also rig,diy held Ia account.
The idea that Cav. bradford iarends 10 refuse
issuing certificates oT election 10 our loyal Con
ssesrb.eu on the .foand that the election waa rem
.,sred illegal, null and void, through military Inter
ference, Il mere nonsense. No such thing has
hpen thOus hi Of b. The Governor.
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fs'oa;ons Najbisy.-A negro fellow, called
Alien, slave TO John Harris, was arraiyned
before the Mayor yesterday To answer the
charge Of trloniousty stahbing and cutting
Lawson, slave to Atram Warwick, on Tues
day night last. On Saturday night last the
county patrol entered the negro quarters of
Mr.. Warwick, near the western sub lrbs, and
calling upon lawson, who was head man,
demanded 10 hcshown through the pfenais ia.
l. their search, they catered Allen's room
for which h. blamed l.awanr and iureateup,
him Will, violence. This quarrel, thus n.
gan, Was continued Til Tu' -day night, wher
Allen attacked Lawson with knife, inHict
ing dangerous cut on the left side OF his
throat, and another in the left shoulder
Owing to the critical condition Of the
wounded man. the Mayor postponed the ex
animation cf the accused until Tomorrow
and committed him to i4i!.
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HARVEY, HkiiINGS CO,
81 Iolesae and Retail XaIuiactaTefs of
L9DIESs md GEETLEMEN'S 8 FISE BOOTS
IND SHOES,
Isl Main street. between 18th and 13th,
H47ng 10 their employ large Dumber OF The best
sO,amen in the Confederscy are prepared TO turn
uts II any quantity the very finest quality Of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMESS WEAR
Ehrh can DC manufactured.
Dur stock ca hand comprises large aud varied
sssntE1tnt Of iDCtS aud Shoes, aud all We ask is
IA from our friends and the public generally
10 order 10 supply the retail trade, We have re-
se0,y ren,ed and fitted up The large store in EGgl.
Sgaafe, rs ISL, where We will keep an extensive
sap,iy on nant, as vel as make 10 order when de-
srsl 10 Hc-2"f
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-foving Spirits On Tuesday night last the
bar-roOm of the Pow hatan House was iorci-
bly, entered and robbed Of barrel Of whis
key, valued at $4,000. Not more than ten
days since this same room was forced and q
barrel If whiskey stolen, but the officers re.
covered it few hours after, concealed in
Mr. Herbert's stable. If they arc as success
full in this instance In tracing the rogues
they will deserve great credit.
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Cunning Tn IA negro fellow called Bur
we'll, 10 the employ Of A. Lyhrock, was CAP
tured on the street at an early hour yester
day morning, ty air. Page, Of the night
watch, under suspicious circumstances. The
officer seeing the fellow walking away from
u bag and bundle on his approach, arrested
him and took him back, when he discovered
a quantity of glass and glue, which the negro
professed to- know nothing Of Finding that
the officer was about to take him to the cage
Burwell ran Off, but VAS afterwards recap
tured. The Mayor ordered him to he pun
shed
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n,t.y ESTA 1'E FOX SALE.

e.IR-a aes' 'rah'e Farnf, situated 10 Isle Of
Uum ~, noantv. within four sues o' Smhbfeid
I, ~ cock, (,sotei Cor lis aae!y aivoted oys-
o. es,,gyns in,o James river, aud h"vs.@is tor
tSs - ar 4 feet arat
-, e,a,sjas aboni 90 arres, 100 open iasd.
10. a,, sah the usual ero~ia I" pine. oak. sc. 'u
ID" ,e".,.,sr oasniiies than tie far m reqaIres -
l'So coaid be easily disposed Of st sn,'bhald
Tpe s"'i roy Aous 10 the war, u steamer ana sail
~hs's, uere IA regular communication with Nrr.
tax, 80 - in an khasaAnce of mari, for improve
fae sssn,ei 10 the growth of wheat. clover,
faen' potstcss peas, SC, and has an orchard oi
"rh, huna,ea trees In bearing condition
ses@s.sns. containing SIX comiortabis rcnms,
80. "a, IN thorough order the yea, previous 10 the
vs. serpsuis OF the farm
i'a ,a,iring 20 sIsit the place can DO so With
nc az tae enemy have not b'ep upon the ia, IA
.h.,s;ss;-i weekly commausca'lon 81 u the Nof
." en-, r,,ers5arg railroad, IL mites distant Tie
l'. . ls ! aAer cut,va.on, yielding handsome
g0cd. ~. ,~ c,a,,t 10 so,, tho nurch.sar
~ rn,,her isloT n alton apply to HCs. Nc.ASpiI-H
getersecrs, or onN .Ani'
-S;ag2xf
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.4EE.iIRN ON TIE RAPIDAN,

ORANGE G. H., Dec. 2.-No fighting to
day. The enemy still make show In our
front, but are believed to be falling hack
down the Rapidan for the purpose OF re-
crossing the river without fight, or going
10 fredericksburg to winter. Weather
much milder.
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Nifbmonn Qispatfh.
AFFAIRS ON THE RAPlDAN THE ENEMY
RETIRING TOWARDS FREDRRlCKsBUkC.

RETIRING TOWARDS FREDERICKSBURG
Tie ,eports which we have from the lice
OF the Rapidan, If correct, lessen the prob.
abilities of an immediate general engage
ment Meade Is represented TO be with.
drawing the main body Of hls force from the
poettion tsken mp on Mine Run, and 10 be
moving In the direction Of Fredericksburg-
whether to go into winter quarters at that
point. or to push his advance on Richmond,
can only be cOnjeetured.
Our cavalry Is hot inactive, and maintains
its reputation for alertness. From dispatc ch
received by gentleman in this city yester
day, We learn that General Rosser's brigade
made an attack on Sunday upon the camp { /
the Federal cavalry division of Gen Gregg
aud succeeded In routing the enemy and
capturing the camp. A large number Of the
enemy were killed and wounded, aud one
hundred and ten p'isoners taken. In this
dash a number Of wagons and a considerable
lot Of camp eIulpage we're also captured.
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CoyTRpERATg eTATES tF AMERICA,

Ri hmond, Va, sov 2lst, lseS }
. NOTICE. .-sea!ad Proposals VII; be fecsivea al
" this Office until the 10th day of december, 1868
f1f hiug during the ensuing winter the Government
Ice house Gated a: the corner Of j2d and Cary Sis
Capacity, IS 900 bushels.
kacb bid mus, be accompanied ~ the names Of
Two or more approved securities for tue faithful
performance Of tie contract, stating the address oi
lie same and giving references as to their resPcns
n4ay.
Tie advertisement for proposals for filling two ice
io4iss, published yesterday, Is hereby withdrawn
EW JOHNS,
Surgeon aud Medical Purveyor, army.
ef~-t
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mprov'ng.-JOseph j. Mccarthy, the man
charged with hrutslly numbering his ~lfe, at
the corner Of 1.h aud Cary ste, last Thurs
day night, and who had two severe
wounds on his person when arrested, has SO
far recovered as to he able to walk about the
prison yard, where he il confined. lie de-
Clines to converse about the murder, and
gives no account OF hla own wounds. The
Mayor has fixed next Tuesday for his exam
nation
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TIE Night Witch, II they perform their
duty, will have no ciiilds play before them
this winter, because OF the hundreds of
thieves and ianriefers thar have gathered
here ir0m ell quarters Of the Coufederacy to
live by their professions. TO expect my or
sixty men to tramp after these desperadoes
night after night, wet or dry, Is to expect
more than they can perform. They must
have some rest during the night, ard when
they sit down in comfortable place, are
apt to remain there too long, because they
know that they can get q o relief till day. III
larger cities, where eternal vigilance Is ne
cessary, the night police have been divided
into two bodies, onehalf performing duty u
certain number OF hours, the other half then
relieving them. Would not this plan act
well 10 Richmonds Forty men, for half the
night, would perform moro active dnty than
one hundred would for the entire night, {, r
they could then he always moving On their
'.beats,' and burglars would have less chance
of getting of with their stolen plnndcr
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Cart. CoRpov, rax Rxsfl ssx.--Tte Wheel ns
Int.siis<nor, referring to the announcement, sha'
Capt. Wm. r. Gordon Is under sentence OF dsaih
at Fort McHenry, as Confederate spy, says;
Gordon formerly edited paper at PaIkeTsbafg,
and at the time Of the breaking out of the war he
edited that rabid sheet called thr Ciakshusg Regis
te-. He joined the rebel army, and some months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-03

Al Oh Eegyar Woman, well known TO our
citizens for years past as a movable fixture,
accosted a young lady in the Square yester-
day morning. and became very abusive on
being refused certain amount OF money
sdch creatures ought to be arrested by the
police "a Buisahces and sent to the aims.
house
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BaYiafy. Jacques, q youn. man ot
twenty-five summers, came before the Mayor
yesterday IL answer the serious charge Of
bnrSiariously breaking into and entering the
dwelling house OF Mary Stevens, on the
night Of the Sd Of November, and stealing
thercirom *IO in notes of the State Bank OF
Alabama, 500 in gold and silver coin, and a
gold watch, valued at 500. the property oi
the said Mary Stevens. Wien the case was
called the prisoner arpearedat the bar ready
for an examinations; but owing 10 Tie serioii>
Endisposi!iGn cf the Comm nOnweaiih'e wit
hess. the investigation was postponed until
the ath inst, aud the accused committed ia
prison
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WspyxspAY. .uee, ollAN

WEDSxspAq, Hec. 2, II A. NJ.
Reports from the front all express doubts OF 6
general engagement, unless we attack The I'm
preston now IL that Meade will 60 10 Frederick,
burg without fi:ht-i. G., If Gen. Lee Will permit
lin
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Broxd Roel ENss Al the Bro,i Rock track
yesterday r. w. DoswelPs b. b. Orion won
the two mile race, beating McDanlel's horse
Picket and o. r Hare's horse oakland
Time: 4 4%-4.
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AN, Til, QiI..-Tne Richmond Glue and en-
J Wo:ks are at.t have been making Tor over W.
Years MacAlue on q .ieh has been used in all tie
st}ps il tie Coufedsracy. We have always aud are
now seiins " th warrant t5st, II II does not sah
ca any mach .nery, return il It sdr expense
Parties IN waht of our Oil can Hna 81 al our iacto
y IN tie rear of tie Poor. House, or al James d
HatagLef's t.rug store, Main, between sth and oth
ATeets, al Wholesale retail.
We have aiso q nice article Of Glue. which We
warrant also NAlTNE Il w
20 ls-tls
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J,slge Lyoas. of the llustings Court, will
spend the remainder Of his present tenn In
hearing aud dispoeing Of the variety Of eases
On the civil docket
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I'Uk Private Siie-A new sui COM nodio.s bT ,ch
r. Residence, .th all necessary out buildings at
"a he'd, igcadIug Ice house, smoke house, sts,i Ia
srsuariss, cos s.iei, sc Of the best wells OF
~ser In the State immediately III tie yard, sEi h
,auug or hard Of we'll &c ecied fruit trees Of
- situated in the unsurpassed region Of southwea,
sIl virginia. Immediately at depot OF she Virginia
sGd Tennesses Railroad. For further Information II
qG,re through tais Office. Terms, 500 per cent on
tfst cost. IL 3-6tt
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ysY hAsu'ifui Country Scat and Market q ar
V ssn one mile northeast OF Richmond near to
stsssl's spring, for sale.-ws are authorized to
81, the very desirable ".antry seat and market gar
's" ass zpt ,rcupied hy " l. Cowardin. Esq i, coI-
-. 81 scrrs Of very productive lad, now Gn Ter
,a, l,sure There Is on the place every huii1-
=, ,eeSe for the use Of large fsm ly, c3bsistio
's iueuins cents lining seven rooms a.d three
.,sb,. aiso III chen, oYrrsesrs hou e, large hsrn,
$50 eorn house. Sc. snd 81 eyce isnt ice heuss
'S,,oi Possession given lst Jaauary next. Ap.
,is Sat GODD!N & APPEKSOS.
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{ OosEEDFRArE STATES Patent Lard, Tal.ow, or

{ tOSFEDFRATE STATES Patent Lard, Talow, or
~ Grease Lamp, patented Nov An, 1868 The
above article, in point os economy for camp, hos
ta, or domestic Use, will be found TO surpass any
Nng Of tie kind yet Invented, giving clear, besa'
tal tght, free from smoke offensive Odor, al one
bsu tue cost Oh candles. For sale al the principal
hstsAre, tin, and house-furushing stores Ia the
say siso, a. the bookstore Of j W Davies.
rssts A44 r0aGiy rights for sale Apply TO Inc
ts,an'eee
Il. orders l.fs 81 Nr flay!es'a bookstore will be
iFoinPt.v ATTENDED 10. kEMPk HAdERTf,
DO ie--od2wi Richmond, Va.
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,>Ngs7IkNT lHtle Farm OF iSp Acres IN Hsuu
II ysr t3uniy, h!teen miles esst q! Richmond i'ar
I've are Agib3r1ei to neil the esce.isnt hale
f.rn i,o.;t,: as above, owned b. Messrs Ml.hurn =
u.iesMs SC di'Dlng the lands tf Messrs Samuel
nes-t.<a frsi Batter. I'd WIN X Holt. /. cupts ms
80 sores Il which - scres are open land, in & cd
l.,fi sud la acres in original oak There is al Ct
c.lsnt young chart on he piara the improve
,0.iits are al good and consist OF dwelling wg.h
,5.f rooms, besides kitchen, barn, stable, &C Pc5
sss.Lon given ia few tsys PIioe, 50 eco. The
.s ishhorhood is good ole Apply to
DC 2--3t GOnnIE h APPERs0N.
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S1hAi HoRSE --Strayed from Manchester. on
~ Nonday, "l'h Nov, white horse, abou, 0 wear.
"ti, ~ good order He has marks that are ferol
Io'e", except h's mouth Is cut by the Bit A liberal
re~aii viii be paid FOR his delivery TO
H WEIsIGER
sS o-~"t al.
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IRON EAST TGNyESScE


BRISTOL, Dec. a.--PtrsOns from New Mar
ket say that the firing at Knoxville cessed
on Saturday night, aud throughout Sunday
no firing was heard. Rnmoss'Of the surren-
der Of Burnside are numerous aud generally
believed hut there IL no official information.
INURN.TURE, Mattresses. BsdalDv, ks, % -
n hare GOV on haud the larvsgA cad hees sssrSt.
nient Of Furniture, MattSesoss, 0s1diue. Ae, - u
found 10 the city, such Mahsgasy. Wnisne Jsnr
ny Lind. and Cottage BsdsteadE WasdSohee: NoyAas>
top aud ala Wsshstsnds CaAlssts, Asfas, Nasl y.
top Tstiss, Chairs. &c. a.
superior lot ef HAir and 6Asek AastssasaA.
Feather Bsts, Pillows, AalsssrA DlAsksO. ten.
forts, shssts. slips, Ae.
AI2o,
Several nsoa..l. saa i"srs!s Cs.cs:.: sve ef
Oov.rsor 1t, between Naia IA yssaI1..
no G-eIs
AyOTICI --fhe subscribers ~ u saock uf -
IN Virginia Volunteer Navy Company, wAe hive
pail in their sahscr pscus, obiaia their CeesA.
Gates upon delivery ~ Ne receipts gisso thsm "a
those who have nos psd their snhscrrlsoas Are NJ
qairet " dc 20 imm~dtaiclg: -
N0TI6E-Ail psrssas A1TI1x 80 ssaIssS5ks
~ estate cf tbs iAts D Shell afv ssVaaslsd =
Indebted VIII pissss eo0s hseefA ard oaks -.
nsas, a. desire 10 ssssls ~ tss s.eale 8 eess.
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