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New FE0tEr.

Twelve hundred barrels of new Flour were
offered for sale yesterday at the commission
house of Messrs NJ Blair & Co., at a price
which must have caused the hoarders and
speculators In the esstaH Of life to bite their
lips with vexation and chagrin. The effect
upon consumers was ION the contrary, quite
the reverse They began to think that the
old maxim, sliye and let live,' was coming
in vogue again. At all events they didn't
wait for a second invitation 10 'come and
buy as there was no telling when such an
other chance for obtaining new flour at a rea-
sonable price would lie afforded. Consequent
", Messrs. Blair & Co., and their clerks. were
kept quite busy during the day, in waiting
upon applicants and sending off purchases
No person was allowed to buy moro than
three barrels:
The -four was ground at the Gallego Mills
for Gen. Joseph r. Anderson, OF this city,
proprietor of the Tredegar Works, and the
wheat from which it was made came from his
Tuckahae farm, in Goochland county, on the
canal. Gen. Anderson patrioticaliy deter
mined to use the means, with which Prorl-
donce had blessed him, of contributing to the
supply of subsistence needed by his fellow
citizens, and therefore ayailed himself of the
offer of Messrs. Warwick & Barksdale to ex-
change one barrel Of -four for every five bush
els OF wheat sent to their mill He delivered
his whole crop to them, and when it was con-
verified into flour. he had the product inspect.
ed, and it was branded Extra Superfne." =
The -four was then turned over to Messrs.
Blair & Go. for sale at $27 per barrel, the
price Of old super6ne being S40a45! The Co
yernment price for new s'superfine" is $25,
but as this -four was passed and branded
Extra" the owner was entitled by usage to
the So advance, out Of which difference he
~;lI have to pay commissions and other
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Washington County to wit: !

{ 70 the Clerk Of the County Court Of said coHaty:
VME, james L. F. Campbell, David Kesher
wv and Benjamin Minnick, three freeholders
Of said county, do hereby certify that by vir-
tue Of q warrant to us directed By Josiah Teeter,
justice Of the said county, We have this day,
on our oaths, viewed and appraised red Steer,
taken up by Isaac Carmack on his land as an
estray, and assess the value at sixty dollars.
The said steer is AIRED steer, with three splits
in the left ear, and we believe said steer . be
hands this list day of September 1853.
JAS. Z. F. CAMPBELL,
DAVID KESNER,
BENJAMIN MINNICK.
A Copy-Teste.
DAVID P. SAKDOE. d. c.
Sept 4th, 1885 Prs. fee .o0
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POST HEADQUARTERS.
ABINGDON, Aag. 24sh, lsas.
GEN. ORDzE,

GEN. ORDas,
No. /.
|. By order of the Secretary Of War, shs an
dersigned assumes command Of this Post
II. 1t is made the duty of all officers ana raea
on arriving at this Post to farni.h their n.sass
to this Office, and their authority fof being ah-
sent from their. commands.
4 III. Officers who are Improperly absent from
t,a;r commands. will be reported st a.ce 10 tsetr
Commanding Officers The men viii b arrest.
ed and sent to their respective commands.
~. Citizens oa arriving here, are required 40
furnish evidence of their loyalty thai tAsy. .say
obtain permits, or they win be arrested SRI -
retained until their loyalty can be estahSsAss,
). G. MART1N,
Capt, and A. A, g, ComdE pesr,
Aag. %. 186s-tf
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70 The Clerk Of tAe Eounty Court 81 sxia C0aNty !:
"E, Martin Godsey, David V. Shoemaker
w and William Lathim, three frecheldcrs Ct
the said county, do hereby certify that by yir-
tue Of a warrant to US directed by John Z. Pres
ton, Justice of the said county, We bare this
day, on our oaths, viewed and appraised Steer,
taken up by David Clark on the lands of John
a Campbell and Brothers, as an estray, and as
sess the value Of the said estray at Sixty dol
hrs The said Steer is a. red Steer, white face
and back, right ear appears like it had been
frost bitten on its edge, about pears DID, Give.,
tundsr our hands this lstday of Augast, 1858.
MARTIN GODSEY,
DAVID Y. SHOEMAKER, $
w. N. LATHIM.
A Copy.-Teste, 90
DAVID P. sANDOE, D.. ..
Sept 4, 1855 Prs. fee 500
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Meaningless County, to. wit

10 the Clerk Of tie county Court Of SAID Coanty:i
ME, Rignal Butt, freeman White and Robt.
wv E. Cummings. three freshoiders OF the
said county, do hereby certify that by virtue Of
= warrant to as directed by John Roberts. a JUS
tice Of the said county, we have this day, on our
oaths, visred Ind appraised a Mare, taken up
by John F. Sutton on his land as an estray, and
assess the valne Of the said estray at Twenty
dollars. The said mare is a dark bay, about
fourteen and a half hands high, supposed to be
.abont Is or 20 years old, and has i large lump
on the left side near the flank. Given under
oar hands this l9tA day Of August, 1868.
B. BUTT,
FREEMAN WHITE,
ROBT. 4. CUMMINGS.
ACopy. -Teste,
DAvIDP. SANDOE. D. G.
Sept 4, 1sss-sw Prs. fee 81, 90
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LOCAL SERVICE.
GARRISON COMPANY.

sTa 70 Per,nnno,fI,i Njotin,,o<, a.. AZ I:1.,,J
E,,bs, - R,Ssssa - ah;aJo a.0'" o'e'''
- \, -, n, = 4-oe''yco'.
4 AN an. mo 81 tne Secretary Of War to
raise :, . : onpaAy 70 DC permanently station
s 9. n me hallaaau any MI ~ no instance
Mna'eser' DC oruerea inso me neid TOR active
ua1y-'ns assurance &C. ana guarantee will be 81
ven sl to each one on s. th y muster roll
eio'hins, ray ANA subsistence
same as other Confederate States Infantry -
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MARRIAGES.

.a Married, on the 18th of August, at Miles,
Chapel, Richlands, by Rev. P. G. Lockhnrt,. Mr..
JOHN r. STRICKEN, of Go. B, Sd Ky. Regt.,
and Miss ]. A. RATLIrF, of Tazewell county, We.
In Bristol, Tenn, at the Exchange Hotel,
Aug. 81, 1868, by Rev. !. M Hofmester, Mr.
NJ. v EDMoNDsoa, to Miss CARRIE e. BAILEY,
both Of Glade Spring, Va.
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70 TIE Clerk Of the County Court Of .aid County.
YNE, John N. Humes, S. W. Carnahan and
Wv NJ. McGinnis, three fresholders Of said
county, do hereby certify, that by virtue Of q
warrant to US directed by John c. Campbell, i
Justice ofsaid county, we have this day, on our
oaths. viewed and appraised Black Mare, ia
ken up by Jesse Dawson on his land as An es-
tray, and assess the value of the said estray at
Seventy dollars The said black Mare is about
fifteen hands high, seven years old past, stat. in
forehead, enlarged hook on the right hind leg.
crest fallen, with lump on the withers, and bare
footed. Given under our hands the 18th day Of
August, 1863 JOHN N. HUMES,
NOBLE / McGINNTS,
s. w. CARNAHAN.s
ACopy.--Teste. 8. ~ =
DAVID ?. SANDoE, D. 9.
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Drpos1rosY, G., s. A.,

sDRPosIToHY, c.. s. A.,
A6iagdon, r., lug 26, 1868.
IL Coupon Bonds to the lst August, and
"A oil Registered Bonds up to the 18th Of july.
have been received, and are now ready for deli
very. Parties holding Certificates will please
call and get them. JAS. K. GIBSON.
lug. Eft. Dspositary
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$25 1EWARD.

OST, q Purse cntaining between S17G.oo
~ and $4,000. Fhe principal amount in
Confederate Bills of$1o.oo. It also had in it
Thumb Lance. Any one finding it can get the
above reward at thsxost Quartermaster's Office,
Abingdon
J.. L. HENDERSON. I
Sept. 4-3t.
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A Negro Boy. for Sale.

TWILL sell at the Coart House door, on the
i lst day Of the Circuit Court, : Mol Ne
gro Boy, Is years Of age.
Terms Cash.
I. F. CAMPBELL, Auctionssr.
Aug. % 1863-1w q
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TO the Tax paJers Of Ruefi Cexaay;

IaWING to the EXPOSED condition Of our os.sa,
" ty, it il deemed advisable that the KevsA.s
Be collected = speedily a possible. In orssr
to accomplish it at once, weuld say to ts.a
citizens, to meet me It the times and plae.s Sn
their respective districts as designated.
| will take AL kinds of Confederate monesttp
faxes from these who attend tie appoinrnsssss
otherwise, money Of the late ISSUE viii - h,s
.ourea with interest from date.
Districts, Lebanon September tn + ~,
Hanscnyille, Sept. ~.
Meecsan' N. E. Burdine'., = IN.
NJ, Temple Hili, 4ks.
tssele " oeus' D. ,Sasherlan's, - sstss.
Fiellen Combs, :. aStA..
re" oaruen' H. D.. Aston's, IS a7yk-
Re r. Baylcr's, slsss
Elk uaroch' Hendricks old Stcrss" 2a.s~
{ ANDREW Gibsen's, 23La
Copper cfee.' Marion Dorton's, :. 2tsi..
VIM. SAMPLE, s..R e.
Aug. %. 1s6a-2w
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FOR SALE.

HAVE eight South Down Buck Lambs, out
4 Of ewes Of StevenK and Thomas loeks, and
BY bnck Of Dulanee Importation, for which
hepaid 500. PRICE $50.
r. H. CROCKETT, Wytheyille.
Sept. 4-2t S
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FURNITURE FOR SAFE.

ESHE undersignedswill sell at auction, in Alb
4 lngdon. to-day, FRIDAY, an excellent lot cf
Household and Kitcten Furniture
]. !. I. CAMPBELL, Auetionser.
Sept At,
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NOTICE no CONSCRlPTS.
TO all Persons between The ages 81; 10
and As years.

TN obedience to the Proclamatoa Of HissEx.
II cclfency JEFFERSON. DAVIS, President. Of
the Confederate Statea, all persons not previ-
Dusty enrolled in tie f0ffsxing coanties of sths
18th Congressional District, between the ages Of
Is AID As years, whether residents Of sny other
portions Of the State or other States, are here
BY required to report themselves vt the plscss
mentioned below, to the Medical Board .snd
Enroling Officer, for examination and enroll
ment on the days fixed in the annexed notice Of
the Examining Board. ~
This notice includes every sperson not pryn.
eusly enrolled, between the ages specifed-
those who have at any time besa discharged
from the army, and excerpts those swhoshays
been discharged by Medical Boards instituted
for the examination of Conscripts, and all par
sons whs have furnished substitutes, whose Pr
pers have been passed upon by tho proper Con-
script authorities.
Attention is called to paragraph Is ssstion
.2l5 General Orders, No. 50, A. & 1. 9. @:
I. All the laws and regulations applicable 70
deserters shall be applied to such Conseripss -
fail to repair to the place of rendezvous for en-.
rollment, or who shall desert after enrollmsnt
All thu. agencies employed fer the ,sppreAsn.
sion and confinement Of aeserters, and their
transportation to their commands, shall be af,-
plcnble to persons liable to duty ~ Conscripts,
who shall fail to repair to tho place Of rendes.
yous after the publication Of the call. an per-
sons holding temporary exemptions are required
to report for REORGANIZATION.
Conscripts must come prepared with three
days rations. ID. B. BALDWIN,
Capt. 4 Chief En-. Officer 1sth Con. Dsss.
The undersigned Board Of Examination for the
18th Congressional District, Va, under General
Orders No. 50, Adit. & Insp. Genps Once here
by give notice that they hsye fixed upon ths5st-
lowing days for examination Of Conscrlpss IN
the respective counties, in pursuancs Of tho
above notice, viz:
Abingdon, Washington co., Aasr Is, a e.
Marion, Smyth :" 30& q.
Independents, Grayson g . % z6-
Crab Orchard, Riand s Sept. ] 2
Jeffersonyille, TazsSel /" 4&s.
Lebanon, Russell !" 7&t.
Estillville, Scott s. . II q
Gladsvills, Wise IS
Jonesyilfe, Leo . - -,
THOS. r. sH1ELDs. Exans Snssss,
Dr. la. r PAINTER, . Rk1sr1es-
DR.. JAS p. HAMNE1T, =
August lst, 1865 lin
B<5- Bristol Adsoeate copy.
CMOKNG Tobacco It
- GEO, n, MAE7Z &-C1s
FEB. n. 1855:
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/. CMOKNG Tobacco At
! FEB. n, 1855:
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The undersigned Board Of Examination for The
18th Congressional District, Va, under Gensrss
Orders No. 50, Adjt. & Insp. Genl's Od5cs, here
by give notice that they have fixed upon shs5sI.
lowing days for examination Of Conscrlpss in
the respective counties, in pursuance Of the
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$50 EEW ARD.

Sept. &. 1863
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A Fseserter,s Confessions.

The following affecting confession of de.
.serter, taken FROM the Savannah Republicans,
will be read With interest:
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Washington County, to wit:

Sept. 4, 1SG3-Sw Prs. fee 81, {
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Washington County, to wit:

Sept. 18th, 1se3-3t Prs.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
SberiH,S Sale.

WORK, SS.--Taken on execution, wherein
i Thomas L. Kimball Of Cincinnati is cred
itor, and Charles j. Cleayes of Bddeiord, in
said County of York, is debtor. and will be
sold nj public auction on SATURDAY., the
fourth day of April, A. ID. 1868, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon. in front of the Bddeford
House in said Biddetord, oil the right in equity
which said Charles j. Cleayes has or had on
the fourth day of November, A. ID. 1861, ut
nine O'Clock in the afternoon, being the time of
the attachment of the same on the original
writ in this action, to redeem the following dc
scribed real estate situated in said Biddeford,
TO wit A certain lot of land with the build
ings thereon stsndipg) bounded and measur-
ing rs follows; beginning on the South side
Of Centre Street, ut its intersection with cross
street leading by the house formerly owned by
Leonard Emmons, now owned by Geo. ii. Ad-
ans thence ON Centre Street West sixty-h
feet; thence at right angle South one hundred
aud twenty-five feet; thence East sixty-hye feet
to said Cross Street; thence by said Gross Street
North one hundred and twenty-five feet, to the
point Of beginning"
The above described premises being subject
To two mortgages-one given to the Saco Wa
ter Power Company to secure the payment OF
several notes, all dated January l, 1861, and
amounting in the aggregate, on the day OF their
date, to five hundred and sixty-eight dollars
and scyenty-ive cents (no part Of which has
been paid); said mortgage is recorded In book
273 pages S and o, Of York Registry Of Deeds
the other given to Peter Butler OF Boston,
Mass, To secure payment Of the general in
debteiness Of the firm OF "Cleayes & Kimball"
TO the Arm of "Butler & Sise," on which there
Is now due the sum of fourteen hundred thirty
two dollars and seventy sight cents; said last
named mortgage deed Is recorded in book 40,
page $50, Of the aforesaid Registry Of Deeds.
ABIJAH TARBOX, Dep Sheriff.
Biddeford, February 2ist. AID. 1863. 3wl0
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Pure Potash,
W Just received and for sale by J.SAwYER.
A Lecture to Young Men.

Just published In Sealed Envelope, Price eis..
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GRAQE'S CELEBRATED SiLVE.
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From j. r.. Johnston, Esq, Udkemdn, Ohio.
..For twelve years, had the yellow Erysipelas
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doctors decided that my arm must be amputaicd.
began taking your SARsArARiIi.A. Took two bot
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Being in public place, my ease Is known to every
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From Hon. Henry Jfonro, NJ r. r., Of Newcastle,
@. w., a leading member Of the Canadian Pariia-
menf.
al have used your SARsApARIrrA in my family,
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