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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

To the Associated Piess &c.
Today's Star says:
"a large force Of Rebel cavalry doubtless crossed
the Rappahannock last night, at Kelly's Ford, wv
miles below Rsppahannock Station. Their move
ments from that point Indicated raid upon our
forces somewhere in the vicinity OF Stafford Court
House Persons who came into our lines yesterday
represent that conf ierable Rebel force is now al
Warrenton while others say that jackson. with
come force, has gone up the valley to strasburg II
all these things be true, our belief ID that the ven-
turesome Rebels will fud their movements duly a..
tended 10 by the Union forces
The Star also says:
LAST night our picket cavalry guard on, from
Centery.lle Oh tie ChantilIy Road, were all but one
man c.plured by Rebel force Of about 100 men,
after firing two ronnds An example will Of course
be made Of tho officer commanding this picket by
Diminishing lin from the service summarly for per
hitting lhif surprise 10 succeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

them entirely out OF the service.
THE STEVENS BATTERY.
The Naval Committees Of both Houses WILL W
morrow consider the proposition Of Mr.. Stevens 70
authorize the Secretary OF the Navy TO accept the
Stevens Battery.
PACKAGES SENT TO THE ARMY
The Adams Express Company have arranged 10
ship of all parcels in their possession here destined
to tho army of the Potomac thus, packages for rs'
and sixth army corpS TO Belle Plain, for the second
third and fifth corps to Acquia Creek, ana 'no
eleventh and twelfth to HOp- Landing
TIE NEW CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
The conferees OF the Second Committee OF Con-
ference on the Ways aud Means bill appointed on
the part of the House are Messrs. Washburp,
Spauding and Morrill,.
THE FRAUD PREVENTION BILL.
The bill for the prevention Of fraud, which passed
the Home to-day, is the same as the Senate OIL
with the exception Of the amendment 70 The iourlh
section, By which the parties may be proceeded
against criminay as well as civilly. The bill does
not bling agents OF the War Department and con-
tractors with il under military law, as did the oFgi
nal bill. which the Senate rejected.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died in the hospitals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
ATTACK ON AVERILL'S CAVALRY
THE REBELS REFUSED AND ROUTED.
CAPTURE Of q Union Picket ouart
at Centerville.
Reports Of Rebels this Side Of the
Rappahannock.

Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Tribune
WisHseroS. Thnrsdsy Feb 70, 1905
Yonr Special Correspondent. sends the following
dated
sr.rroHp, Tbursdsy Feb %, 1869.
About noon yesterday Stoart's Cavalry made I'D
attack on part of Averils division Of cavalry near
Hartwcol Church Quite O skrmi'h epsned, ~
sultng in the r.puse of tho Rebels. Our lcss In
killed, wounded and prisoners IL ssid to be about
10. A Rebel captain and lieutenant are among
their killed. Another captain wss taken prisoners
alec number Of prvates. The Rebels are DOW al
Deep Run, about four miles above HARDWOOD
Church. There wss some firing heard In that dlrec-
tim this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

The Southern Accounts Of the ChaPleston
AGair-Hnstiucss Of Northern Judg.
meat upon 1.-THE Land Questisn-
Gen. Hunters Energy and Decisivencss
Of Action-EAccts Of the had Example
Of Superior OMccrs- The Case Of Gen.
etevenssn-Gen. Fosters Obsirepcrsus
Qusrtermsster-The Coming Campaign
Probable Point Of Astack-The Ex.
petition TO tho Ogeechee-Other Move.
ments Of Tro0ps-Thc Ericsson and the
Fato Of she lrom-ciad Rats, etc., etc.
HILTON HAD Feb. II. 1862
The arrival, by the last mail, OF the New-York
papers with the Southern accounts Of tho exploits OF
the iron clad Rebel rams off Charleston has PRODUCED
various sensations among those most cohcefneo'
Well known as the real extent Of the heoei SUCCESS
il amcug naval men, the crazy exaggerafions oil tue
Chare,ton prints together with the ounoonlsh after
,,orforroorces of Beauregsrds and Benjamns proc.
,a,;ors ~ the raising Of the blockade, have i'm.
'."saJ them with sort OF humorous astonishment.
Taoiete "a the record Of our civil war has been
ub rho most unblushing prevaricatioD and reckless
istortion OF renles there 10 nothing in il equal 70
tina proportions Of this last magnificent Rebel struc
ture upon tie slender basis Of tho facts of the from
clad sortie from Charleston Harbor. Fslstaffiin
lhodomonade sinks into noLhingness beforeit. What
upon real historic tragedy Tie blockade raised,
jno eed, when only Of the 20 vessels enforcing .
were disabled The blockadpy squsdron c':PenSa.
forsooth when the iron.cads steamed oack ln.o .ns
See kiShtb Page
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here since our last report
r. Z. Rookie, II, 5 Mich. Cav.
II. n. Shannon. Nj, q Nj. Csv.
Lcmuel Atcbeso1. e. , Md.
Peter Kelly, t'mste q NJ. Opt.
Edw j. Carroll. II, 20 Mas.
Jro. W. Burton, A, 9N.Y.Art.
Henry IL. siolter, II. I36 Pa
: ". =, auldipg. X. /! " AT
Jas Robertson, q NJ. Opt.
AlonzoW Wright. r., ~ \. Y.
Cofp.Iiinsm Scott, IL l37 Ny.
Harmon X. Day. A. ? Me.
Albert WILDLY. q, l3s y y.
Seq. Jas. Green. ID. 90 y. y.
a. Jones r, ~ y. J.
Corp. E.F. BsieInar. ID, Is y J
Is. c. SaDh N. u, q Nas,.
L. =. Conklin. VI, 2 y. y. Cay
Robert Gilmore. Is. lJ5 Ia
Js.. Wells. X. ~ Pa
Nm. II. farDhan, II. 9 y. II
AlboIt Wsger, X 2 Nd.
Bspi loucuR. | D Pa Cav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

places as Colonels &C., have been filed by appoint
meu,s by the Governors Of States, Will 10 70 'Df0"
them entirely ont Of the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

John Hss,on. y. Jas Pa
David ". Hernley. 4. ~ Ind.
l.. Il. Banks, T.. ~ y. }.
Nicholas Winter, !, rs y. }.
Robt. Hsrdmao, c, 4 X. /.
Juo. A. Chollar. X. 81 Conn.
Corp. IL. 5. Pierce. n II Mas
Thos. Perkins. d. - Mac
q. SiarDuck. r, 2 Mas.
Jas. Smith. A. l n. y.
J. r. Boynton. q, IS N h.
Aid. Hrald. U.S.A.liosp Asst
W o.. Miller, T., lil Pa.
q. Sanders, q, llS N. y.
Corp. J. Y. Evans. h. IL Mich
W. Brown. q. 10 Ne.
VIM. Kerby, X, U :. Art
WIN. kcts'd. l.. lag y. 4.
Henry Shcmbofg, y, - y. Y
Charles Drew, ], 6 y. II.
.Jno. q. Bccis, r, 81 msss
Jonas Y. Ware. L. ii W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

IAN information relative TO deceased soldiers nay be Oh
tsned by addressing Capt Bsrs corner OF kfhsehh ana
stIeets MasAngtDn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
ANEW CONFERENCE ON THE BANK DUTY

pos III, Militia Enrolling Bill was Postponed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
rho United state. and England.
a puMANp ron lNpgMNIrY

The Washington Republican, within "a
few days past, has contained several edito-
rial articles, which, according to rumor,
have semi official character. One of
these articles appeared yesterday, under
the head of "our Relations with England, !"
and if really inspired from official sources,
is very significant, Speaking of the re-
marks of Mr.. Golden in Parliament on
American affairs, the Republican remarks :
He is reported as having said that the
American shipping has become almost val.
ueless in consequence of the seizures made
by the Confederate cruisers, aud that the
American Government takes notes of the
name and value of every vessel captured
aud debts it to the British Government
If this latter remark is not literally tru.-
the time will come when the record and
evidence of all these outrages will be made
up and the British Government required to
make full compensation. 1t is not only
true that the vessels are built In English
yards, aud armed with English guns and
ammuuitions, but they are actually man.
| ned by British subjects.
The criminal negligence of the British
ministry can lead in the end to but one
| result American Commerce will gradual.
| ly disappear. II the war shall continue
another year, and the ravages of the British
pirates under the Confederate flag shall mot
be arrested, our commerce will have disan.
peared. There will then be no restrain
upon the commercial class. If there shall
be slight occasion for hostilities the two
nations are likely to be involved in war
What then will happeu2 Our steam
marine will be at once converted into nri-
vateers, aud the commerce. of Great Brita;r
will be driven from the ocean. Thus does
the criminal neglect of the Queen'a adyissrS
tend to the disturbance of the peace of tb,,
world. = - 'ue
Warts not desirable, even with England.
but war is not the greatest of evils. A
nstion of spirit cannot submit to Injustice.
to iusolence, TO outrage through series of
years, aud make no effort to avenpe its
wrongs. The course of England iuring
the trying period of our domestic troubles
has alieuated every American of the LOYAL
States, whatever his opinions upon The
administration or the conduct of the war.
These are significant facts, and indicate
what the future has in store for us.
The Vaccinations of Napoleon in Mexieo
deserve attention; but the country sbonId |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
Ths united State Of Americ.. !
In u cause Of For
fixture aud Con-
G.-.kg

The Omitted States of America In lu Rem n; w.
Four hogsheads ofTobacco, the fixture aud Con-
property Of John P. Jennings fscation.
Uj HEREAs, ON the 3Oth day of June, A. D. 1858,
Of the United States for the Western District OF Vir
ginia behalf OF the United States by the Attorney
thereof for said Dtrct, against fur hOgsheads Of
Tobacco, the property OF John JenniAgs described
in said information-in which information IL Is In
substance allege that the thereof Is engaged
in the existing rebellion against the United States
that at the time of his becoming engaged he was
the owner of the property aforesaid that he is hold
Ing once under the sOcalled Confederate States OF
America or under the reDelliOus government of the
state Of Virginia sitting at Richmond, and praying
that said property may be eOnfirCat'd and sold as
forfeited TO the United States Whereas order Of
sale for the above named properly made at the
Spring term A. D. 1863 Of the District Court OF the
United States for Western District or Virginia at
Wheeling.
Now therefore, 10 pursuance Of the mOnitiOn under
the seal Of the said Court TO directed and deiiv-
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming Eny interest in said property, the pro
cseds thereof to appe4r before the Judge Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia NJ Wheeling, the 9th day Of
September, A d 1868, II the same shall be a day Of
Jur sdictiOn If not the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there to nterpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD II. NORTON,
U g. Marshal ". d. OfVa
BENZ. H. SMITH, o. s. Attorney. juls I4t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

bear in mind the great fact that the United
States can restore the Mexican nation to
its place as a FepabIiey whenever the~at-
tempt shall be made; aud, indeed, it is not
Improbable that Napoleon will tind excuse
fog quitting a possession which promises
no good to the French empire. Neither
the American people nor rulers entertain
hostile sentiments tow ,rds Napoleon or
the French. His policy in Mexico is dis
tasteful to us. We understand full well,
however, that,it we restore the Union We
shall be equal to the task of interfering
successfully in Mexico. whether by diplo-
macy or arms, IT we fail TO re.establish
the Union, thss it tan he of little conse-
quence to The people of the North whether
Napoleon is or is not supreme in Mexico.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
OPPIcE COLLECTOR IHTERNAL REVENUE,
NVbaaIfnO AuV 9Th ii

Wheeling, Aug. 9Th, 1858.
CTNAX-PAYERS OF Ohio County will take notice
that the RENEWED LICENSES are now pay
able. The labors OF this office being greatly in
to call on all as heretofore The LAW makes It the
DUTY Of the TAXPAYER to call on the Collector.
II TIME PERMITS the Collector may call on B
upon those who cannot conveniently call at this
oiice but In NO will he call MORE THAN
ONCE
on all Licenses unpaid after ten days from this
date the penalty OF ten per cent will, WITHOUT
EXCEPTION, be added, according to the provisions
of the Law.
The Deputy Collector, J. W. Warden, will be in
Tr,adelphia on the 18th and at We Liberty On the
18th of August, TO receive Licenses and all unpaid
Taxes. All who disregard this notice will be sub
jected to the penalties Of the Law.
JAMES @. ORR.
aug7 Collector Int Rev., Ist Dist West Wa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

The United States Of America, / -.
The Hou.ehSS Goods of John SoB Bs:IsPss and
NEYHEREAs, on the 2nd day Of July. 1868. an
" Information was fled In the District Court Ot
the United States for the Western District OF Viz"
GINA on behalf of the Unit States by the AttOr-
ney thereof for said District against the Household
goods of John Knote, late of Ohio county; IN said
District and described in schedule 10 said iniorna-
tion annexed in which information 1t i IN substance
alleged that the said John RnOte Is engaged.in the
existing rebellion against the United States thar he
has acted as officer in the army of the so-calied
Confederate States Of America that he has held
office and agency under the said ConfedeTacy and
under the rtbelliOus government Of the state OF
Virginia. at Richmond, tlAt he Is the owner OF said
property and that has been seized as forfeited
to the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition un-
der the seal of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice TO all per-
claiming any interest in the said property, Ct
in the proc eds thereof appear before the Judge
of the District Court of the United States for the
Western District of Virginia Wheeling, the 9Th
day of september, d. 1868, it the shall be n
day OF Jurisdiction, if not tho next day Of jui
diction thereafter then and there inte pose their
claims and make their allegations in that beha I.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
U. 4. Marshal W. d. Of Va.
BENZ. SMITH u. s. Attorney. JdlT lat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

In obedience to orders from Headquar-
tiers three officers made visitation, few
days since, to slave pen in Baltimore
which, it was found, "has been used chief
ly for the purpose of holding persons, in
violation of the law of Congress, entitled
to their freedom in the District OF Column
bia, aud persons claimed as slaves by reb-
els or reoeI sympathizers." The inmates
of the place we're 26 men; boy, 70 wo-
meu, and. :; infants. Sixteen of the men
were. shsekled together by couples, at the
ankles, BY heavy irons, and one had his
legs chained togeth er by ingeniousIy con-
trirs2 locks connected by chains suspended
to his waist. The shackles were immedi.
Sabely knocked off. the entire party Of
8oaptives liberated, aud the able bodied
Emales enlisted in a negro regiment. The
''peu" thus opened and cleaned out is de.
scribed as follows:
The part of the prison in which slaves
are confined incloses brick paved yard
twenty We feet in width by forty in length
| The front wall is IL high brick one; the 9th
err sides are occupied by the cells or pris-
sons. In this yard no tree or shrub grows
no flower or blade OF grass can be seen
Here the burning sun Pours down It's
scorohinR rays, and no breeze comes IL
temper the summer neat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
FOR SALE.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale his residence on the
i Island, There is on this property two story
brick houaa eight rooms, kitchen, mi house, car.
rage HOUSE and stable, about one OF the best
Catawba Grapes now in full bPariug between Thirty
and forty Apple trees. choice kinds, alsO Plum,
Cherry, Peach, Pear and Ounce trees, Raspberries
Lawton Black erTies, 6OOsebeIries and Currluts,
the whole containing about three sores, neatly
closed with an 0s ge Orange hedge. Persons desi-
rous Of purchasing are invited to call and examine
for themselves. Enquire OF J. MORO AN,
aug6 3saWSW n. 4 IL. Bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
ASSignee'S Sale.

PY virtue Of a deed of assignment 10 me made by
u David Jenkins the cd day of March, 1851,
recorded In Deed Book No. s. pages FL - and g. OF
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby Oder at private
sale all the following property, to wit: certain
parcel Of land and premises situated adjoining the
town OF heW Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, the Ohio river, containing two acTes, two
rods and thirty perehes, mote less which
Is erected first elass steam saw mill In good run
ming order, doing large business. Any perEon de-
string safe and paying investment will be satisfied
by making II in this property. also on. Rt private
sale by virtue Of sad assignment hne two story
frame house aud lot situated in said town Of New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill.
This house is very oOmmOdionsly and pleasantly
situated, ont buildings excellent.
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day Of Sept mber next on which
day, 81 not sold prior thereto. will then be offered
public sale the premises, comm ncin at the hour
Il 10 o'clock, A NJ Any person DESTROYS Of Purehs-
sing either both the properties above de cIibed
VIII please call on or address the undersigned At
Rreeman's Landing, Hancock County, West Va,
who will give any Information desired. Terms Of
payne { reasonable.
iulT 2ms THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

WE published yesterday the comments
OF the Richmond EXAMINER ON the death
of Yaucy. The following are the New
York RerdLFs:
The death of that arch piotter of this
terrible Southern rebellion, William L.
Yaucy, is deplored among the rebel journals
as involving the loss of saint, who EN-.
bodied in himself almost, if not quite, all
the talents and virtues of all the great men
of ancient and modern times. But justice
TO other dead men, even as rebels, requires
tht YAncy, in his true merits. should be
handed over to an admiring posterity. He
was nothing more than restless, plotting
revolutionist, noisy IRE eater, an eloquent
blatherskite, always in hot water, and
never satisfied to let well enough alone in
ANYTHING. With bis decease a great bag
of wind has collapsed. and nothing more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

The United States of America In sou Rem Of For
Two Mules, the property OF IeltnIe anu "Oh-
uTHEREAs, on the sOth day OF June; 1852 gar an
w Information was filed in the District Court
Of the United States for the Western District Of VIZ
9ipia on behalf of the United States by the Att3t
new thereof for said District against two mules the
property of james NJ. Armstead, and desGIioeu IA
said information; In which information II u IN suo
stance alleged that the owner thereof 10 enSngsI IN
the existing rebellion against the United states
that At the time Of bis becoming so engaged he Wa
the owner Of the property Aforesaid, that the s+d
lanes ~ Armstead rs holding office under the So
called Confederate States of America or under tue
rebeious government Ofthe State OF Virginia sitting
at Richmond, and praying that said property may
be confscated and sold rs forfeited TO the Onited
States: aud whereas en- order OF sale for the eooye
FAMED property was made at the Spring term, u
District Court Of the United states Tor tue
western District of Virginia at Wheeling:
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the nIonitio3 uhnet
the seal of the said Court to me directed aud deliE-
eIed do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming any interest In said property, OF IN the
proceeds thereof to appear UetOTe the judge Of the
district Court OF the Omitted States for the western
DIstrct Of Virginia. Wheeling, on the 9th day OF
September. A d. 1868, If the same shall be day oil
Jurisdictions f not on the next day OF JuFindfctIoh
thereafter there to interpOse their claims and make
their allegations on that behalf. -
EDWARD n. NORTON
U. s. Marshal W. D. OF Va.
BEsJ. II. SIXTH, U. Attorney. juns l4t'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
REBEL NEWS.
.sRREssING HOnsss-Fen-rEn's-EHsfT::'
From the Lynchburg Yirsiuian, July sOth.

From the Lynchbnrg Yireiphn, July 0V'n'
Government officials were busily engag.
ed yesterday pressing hors,s for artllIety
service in General Lees srnys Tue pres
sure was general, exempdng only tne
horses in the employ of the Govern nen'
and those belonging to countrymen. a
great deal of Inconvenience will result rom
this military necessity" but it should DC
cheerfully acquiesced in, as the aemanu
would not be made unless it was lmperh'
tive. Country people need have no nes',
tation in coming to town with suPphes' ia
they are excepted from the rule.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
FOR SALE.

f,1ruATFp between the waters OF wheeling Creek
- and CaIdwell's Run, two and one halt miles
south.east of the city OF Wheeling said Farm con;
taius one hundred and eighty-hine ana one nAlI
acres 0S9IS0 about one hundred and twenty Ave
acres cleared In pasture ID under cultivation !:
sprngs of water In every field, many of them never
failing Gu IL an orchard OF between $50 and 5OO
trees consisting of Apple, Pear Peach Cherry luu
and Apricot, of the best varieties, also vineyard
of three aud four acres, now bearing sOOu
The Dwelling House is large two story fame
with 10 rooms it, the cellar bewn out Of the rock
"a cistern with pump in the kitchen; also nice log
house (heWedJ for a tenant. The barn is 80 by %
feet with well in the instde-sheds and Out-build-
ings for feeding stock.
Any ono wishing to purchase will please call on
the subscriber at the saw mill in wheeling.
suCs 0yTS J. r. HUBBARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
The Lake OF Fire and birthstone LO-
Gated In the North.
Prom the Richmond Sentinel, Aueust1.

lecture at the Bethel meeting house,
Union Hill, tomorrow forenoon, is an
nounced. The subject is, THE Northern
States of America the most likely location
ofthe Lake of Fire and Birthstone; in which
the Beast and the False Prophet will be
The lecturer win have abe
of his audience on his aide.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08

DEsIEP TO TAKE THE OATH AND ENLIST.
The st. Louis Union says: I'VE are
credibly informed that three fourths Of the
prisoners brought up from Yickshurg ex-
dressed an anxiety to take the oath of al
ieginuce, and large portion wanted to
enlist in the service of the United States.
EnlIstmsnts of this class could not be al
lowed, except by special permit of the
Secretary of War;"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-08
DRILLlNG IN RICHMOND.
Prom tho sentinel. August

AS Richmond is no logger 10 state OF
SIEGE" we perceive no good reason for re-
curing all the stores 10 be closed after
three o'clock in the afternoon. The daily
drills of the local troops should De contlh-
ued, aud absentees, who do not furnish
sufficient excuse, should be sent alter, and'
perhaps, subjugated to some form OF dis-
cipline; but business men, who are exempt
from military duty, should be allowed for
the public convenience, TO keep their stores
open, if it is their pleasure to do so.
. From the Richmond Enquirer, Aug /.
We are requested TO state that the City
Post Office, until further notice, will De
closed every Thursday at half past seven
P. NJ. and Friday at half past FIVE P. NJ
This change is made necessary to enable
the employees of the office to perform their
military duties, commencing at the above
hours.
TAXATION OF RICHMOND UNDER REBEL RULE
From the Richmond Wing, July 80.
The books of the Commissioners of the
Revenue for tue different districts in this
city show the following amount OF taxes TO
be paid into the State Treasury by the
property holders aud other citizens OF Rich
pnond -