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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07


For all OF which it is a speedy and certain remedy
and never fails This Liniment is prepared from the
recipe OF DIR. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the ia
bone setter and has been used in his practice for
r orc than twenty with the astonishing sue
cess.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, il is unrivalled by
any preparation before the public. OF which the NEST
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial
This ldniment Will cure rapidly radically. Rheu
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cases where 1t has been has nover bcrn known
TO fail
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford Immediate relief in
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Il VIII relieve the OF HEADACHE in three
minutes and Is warranted TO do it.
IOOIHACHE also will 1t Instantly.
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arising from mprudence excess, this Iiniment is
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on the nervous tissues tStreughCns and revivies the
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QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes cxtreln-
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OF this Liniment will never fail to cure
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarg-
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worst case may be conquered by this Lniment In two
three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS, BURNS,
AND SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderful healing
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07
E. HILLS & S o n
NO. 4, WILLIAMS BLOCK,

Where it can be had at the manufacturer S
price with the addition of freight only. And
besides being the best it is really the cheapest
Saleratus families can use, because it takes
only about one half the ordinary amount.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

ftz@~ Filters are put up in qltGrt
,e,jl..:. o. 2.hlah the obove is a foc-sin1-
49, h- :1h=j Is finely engraUed, and
-t....-'-@ 18th q Safeguard from
.'~-f-'f-,@. Price 81 per bottle, OF
~ -7.-.oi. Proprietor, No.
:- Ltr.rr. ~, Cfnoirreati, to whom
,>.ii be addressed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

FEMALES FEMALES FEMASEsl
Use that safe, pleasant remedy known
HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For all the Complaints Incident the sex.
No family should be without it,
and will when once tried by them.
1t is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the decline change of Life
Before and after Marriage,
During and dftsr Confinement,
To strengthen the Nerves.
Restore Nature to its proper channel, and
iavIgOrate the broken down Constitution,
From IVhGteUeT Cause Originating
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLSl
Take
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC.
See advertisement in another column Cut out. and
send for it. july3:2m
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21
NOTICE.

rEALED bids will be received by the maer-s
- signed until the 18th day of Sept. next. for
q Steward to take charge Of the Poor House
farm, and the poor Of Washington county, who
NAV be there on the goth day Of December rext,
at which time the present Stewards term ex-
pires. The farm contains about 200 acres u
land, about one-half of which is cleared and in
8 tolerable state of cultivation. Permission
given to seed this fall and full possession on
the goth day of December next. Bids will BE-
received for one or two years, the Board reserv
ing the right to terminate the lease at the end
Of one year or sooner, provided the Steward
does not comply with the terms Of the contract.
By order of the Board of Overseers Of Poor,
JOHN G. KREGER, Ses'y.
Anr Ia 1863-5W
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NOTICE.
BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION, !
+. RICHMOND, Va, July 21st, 1863. {

RICHMOND, Va, July 21st; 1868. !
VyO answer numerous inquiries, and to correct
Il errors not uncommon, the following notice
is published to all concerned:
l. Under the recent call Of the President ex-
tending the conscript age, all substitutions have
ceased to be valid if the substitute be less than
as years old aud is not otherwise exempt by law.
2. Membership, unless as an officer duly ac-
cepted by the War Department, of local organi-
cations for home defence or special service, con-
service; neither does service in the militia, un-
less in case Of officers actually in commission
who have been duly qualified.
8. Hereafter any one furnishing substitute
will become liable in his own person whenever
the services of the substitute are lost to the Go
vernment from any cause other than the casual
ties Of war.
f. Applications for exemption on any ground
whatever, must first be addressed to the local
enrolling officer, who, if he has not power to act
or is in doubt, will refer them to the higher au-
thorit7 with report Of the facts. All such adj
dressed direct to higher authority will necessa-
rly and invariably be referred back for local ex-
animation and report, and the applicants will
thus have uselessly lost time and prolonged sus-
pense.
Appeals against adverse DECISIONS by local off
GERS will be forwarded by them for hearing wher
any plausible ground Of appeal is set forth.
5. COMMANDMENTS Of conscripts will give this
notice extensive circulation in the local press Of
their respective States.
G. W. LAY, 1t. Col. A. "A. G.
Acting Chief Of Bureau.
1GG2-1 I'm
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree Of District Court of the
Confederate States for the Western Division of
Virginia. will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder at Abingdon, on Monday,
the % day of September 1863, three large tracts
of land, lying on the White Top and Iron Noun
tains, and con6scated as the property Of George
Douglas, William Douglas, and H. D. Cruger and
wife respectively.
The sale will be made in parcels Of from one
to two thousand acres Plots can be seen at
the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court of WASH
ington county. The portions of the land, mark
ed on the plots, as held or claimed by other than
the aboA named parties will not be sold
TERMS-A credit Of six, twelve and eigh-
teen months will be given, the purchasers Civ
ing bonds with good security, bearing interest
from date, or cash at the option of the pur-
chaser.
JOHN ". JOHNSTON, Receiver
August 81, 1863-4w
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 18th.
The bombardment for the last two nights
has been incessant and spirited.
Two Monitors and one of the Yankee bat
teries on Morris Island were firing at Fort
Sumter yesterday at four thousand yards dis.
lance.
There are signs that another terrible bonn.
bardment will speedily begin.
The Ironclads with four Monitors and five
gunboats are inside the bay, and twenty
transports are in sight.
A French war Steamer is anchored Of
Sumter.
All quiet this morning.
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$500 REV ARD.

DAN away from the undersigned in Abingdon,
IL on Sunday night, the 9th inst,
Three Negro Men.
Bob, dark mulatto, about 80 years old, some
feet 10 inches high, weighs about 1856 lbs,
and has one or two bad teeth in front.
Peter. black negro, about 35 years old,
heavy set, near 6 feet high, good teeth, ard
wears q goatee.
William, a black negro, about As years old, :
little bald, slightly gray, heavy set, about feet
10 inches high, and carpenter by trade.
These negroes were Ill purchased in Rich
rsond nopth or six weeks ago. Bob WAS rails
ed in Westmoreland county, Va, and Peter was
raised in North Carolipa
We win give fifty dollars for the apprehensis.
and confinement of each IN sny Jail in Virginia,
so that We get them, q 1925 each.for their de-
livery to US in Abingdon
JOHN AZ SEABRIGHT,
BENZ. C. CLARK.
August H. 1861
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Latest from the North.
RICHMOND, August l4th.

RICHMOND, August l4th.
Tpc Baltimore Gazette of the 18th has been
received.
The response of Gov Seymour to the reply
OF Lincoln is distinguished from his previous
letter not less by its brevity than the greatest
holiness OF its tone. 1t states as facts that
In nine Democratic Districts 33 900 conscripts
are called for, and in nineteen Republican
Districts only $4,000. Under such circum-
stances, Seymour remarks you cannot and
will not fail to right these gross wrongs
He speaks Of the draft as scheme to fraudu-
iently force portion of the community into
the military service by dishonest perversions
of the law.
!. Lincoln replies that the drawing will be
made upon the quota as now fixed in the dis
trict in which the draft has been completed.
In the other districts new enrolment will
be made. He wishes it understood that no
former Aetter is revoked. The draft therefore
Is to belpushe& forward ia spite of Seymour's
rem0nstrances.
The Daily News says Lincoln's edict crea-
ted the most intense excitement in the COM
munity. The public mind is intensely agita-
ted at the alarming aspect Of affairs, and if
the draft is commenced again in violation of
the protest of Seymour, revolution is inevita
ble
Nothing of Importance from the army Of
the Potomac except a rumor of change of
base. Mosby continues his depredations on
the Suffers.
Serious troubles have occurred in Califor-
MIA between the seceesionists and military
At Visalia on the 9th five soldiers were killed
in an ARRAY.
The excitement in Keokuk county, Iowa,
had subsidized. Upoa the arrival of the mill
tary the insurgents dispersed. The steamer
Kate recently captured while attempting to
run the blockade at Wilmington has arrived
at Fortress Monroe
Col. Cornin Of the 10th Missouri cavalry
was killed at Corinth by Lieutenant Colonel
Bowen.
Nena Sahib has been captured at last in
India
Gold in New York Wednesday Sl,264
The Brazilian Government has issued q
manifesto defining the privileges Of war yes
selsand of belligerents within its waters. One
paragraph declares thatthe Alabama belong
ing to the Confederate States, for violating
neutrality shall not be received in any port
ct the Empires
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Fron, the North.
R1cHMoND, Aug. 18th.

RICHMOND, Aug. 18th.
The New York Herald publishes list OF
members of Congress elected, showing a ma
;ority of six adverse to the Administration
r. saws in consequence the opposition will
elect 4 speaker, and the committees appointed
hv him will investigate the conduct Of the AID
ministrat;on since It's accession to office on all
Questions relating to the war. The Herald
saws a majority favor the vigorous prosecu
finn of the war for the suppression of the re-
hellion. The Herald pronounces the draft
;nexpedient, unnecessary and unpopular, and
nrres Lincoln to interfere before it is too late
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70 the Clerk Of the County Court Of said County:
"E, Martin Godsey, David v. Shoemaker
w and VIM. n Lathim, three freeholders of
the said county, do hereby certify that by vir-
tue Of warrant to us directed by j. +. Preston,
a Justice of the said county, we have this day,
on our oaths, viewed and appraised Steer,
taken up by David G. Clark, on the lands Of
John A. Campbell and brothers, as an estray,
and assess the value of the said estray at Sixty
dollars The said Steer is red steer with white
face and back, right ear appears like it had
been frost-bitten on its edge, about years old.
Given under our hands this 1st day of August,
1868. MARTIN GODSEY,
DAVID " SHOEMAKER.
VIM N. LATHIM.
A Gopy-Teste,
I Auo. 81. observation-disclosures fee 81.
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From Middle and West Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, 18th Aug.
Col. Dibble, commanding Stevens brigade,
Forests old division, was attacked by 4,OOO
Federals, at Sparta. The enemy was driven
back to McMinnyille, and badly whipped.
Parties from Middle and West Tennessee
report extensive recruiting for the Confede-
rate service. :.
The crops are fine, and the enemy concilia.
tory.
was captured near Nashville, ON the 9th, and
confined in the State Prison.
Northern dispatches state that Morgan
Duke, and communal, are confined in the Ohio
Penitentiary, at hard labor, with their heads
shaved as convicts.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, August 18th
No Gag of truce boat at City Point for ten
days.
it is presumed that the Yankees have sus-
pended the exchange Indefinitely.
Non-interview has taken place between
Judge Ould and the new Yankee Commission
er.
A despatch from below this forenoon re.
ports sharp firing heard in the direction Of
williamsburg /; cause not ascertained.
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TO the Clerk of the County Court Of sa'0 C0""ty.
WE. John N. Humes, S. W. Carnahan and
w N. /. McGinnis, three freeholders OF sslo
county do hereby certify ht a ha' Campbell
Justice Of said county, we have this day, on our
oal viewed and appraised Black Mare, ia
Iar mn nv Jesse Dawson on his land as an es-
tray. and assess the value Of the said estray at
Seventy dollars. ($7O) The said Black Mare
IS about fifteen hands high, seven years old past.
star in forehead, enlarged hook On the right
hind leg, crest fallen, with lump on the wlthers,
and barefooted. Given under our hands the
nth day of August, 1863.
JOHN N. HUMES,
NOBLE l. McGINNlS,
SAM'L W. CARNAHAN.
|. A Copy.-Teste,
Auo. q, 1863 -3w-Printers fee 81.
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Promotions I'm the Army.
Emnloyment of Negroes in the Army.
RIcHMoND, Aug. 10th.

RICHMOND, Aug. 10th.
Brig. Gen. VIM. Smith to be Major Gene
rol. B1;c. Gen'l C. M. Wilcox, Of Ala, to be
Major General; Col; Eppa au9ton, Of Va, to
be be Brig. General; Col. B. G. Humphreys, Of
Miss, to. be Brig. General.
= The subject Of the employment Of negro
troops in the Coniederate service IS ehcl'lng
The Washington correspondent of the N.
" Times asserts that positive information
has been received of the purpose Of the Con,
f f;.iI Government to employ one hundred
thousand negroes in the Army, this of.eourse
;;s not true as Congress must first pass the ne,
.cessary laws and at this time it IS doubtful y
a majority would consent to depart from the
.snIa heretofore observed in regard to this
class of our population
Large numbers Of Yankee novels, recently
imported. were seized and confiscated Dy the
government few days since.
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From the Rappahannock.

RICHMOND, August 18th
A small force Of the enemy appeared Sa-
turday some firing but NO casualties. Can
non was heard this morning and it is bellev-
ed that considerable force of the enemy
is near Fredericksburg. The Connonading
seemed north of the city.
Piekets are firing this morning.
% DESPATCH.
ORANGE, 18th.
1t is certainly reported that the Yankees
have fallen back across the Rappahannock.
The force of Meade is said to be smaller
than before. Ten Of each Company have
gone back to collect conscripts.
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From Richmond.
RICHMOND, August 18th.

q RICHMOND, Augu6t IOth.
This has been one of the most quiet Sun.
days since the commencement of the war.
The Yankees have evacuated Gloucester
county in consequence Of the prevalence of
malignant fevers in the army.
The troops are said, also, to be leaving
Yorktown for the same cause.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, August 10TH
The bombardment has been much more
violent during the last two nights and to-day.
The enemy's long range guns have been
firing on Sumter without doing material dam
age.
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HID. QRs. Dept N. VA.
Dublin Depot, Aug. 8, 1863.

HID. Yrs. DEPT N. VA.
Extract. Dublin Depot, Aug 9, 1868. s
sP. OR.
No. 1856.
/. The Military Court having honorably ac-
Quilted Col. J. J. Mcmahon of all the charges
preferred against him, he is hereby released
from arrest, and will Immediately return to du-
ty with his Regiment the 60d Va.
By order of
MAJ. GENL. S. JONES,
(sgd.) CHAS. P. STRINGFELLOW,
Maj. and A. A. G.
Coz. J. j. MCMAHON, esd Va. Regt.
Aug. 2l-1t
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An Estray Horse Taken UP.

vEyAKEN up on the Sd August, Brown
Is Horse, about 6years old, and appears
to be almost blind in both eyes. He is COM
mon size horse, name and tail black.
The owner can get him by proving property
and paying charges. Ny residence is near Le-
bapon, Russell county, Va.
MILDRED A. H. MOORE.
AuQ. q. -2H-Printers fee $3.50
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OBITUARIES.

Died, in Washington county, Va, on the 14th
Of August, 1868, at the residence of her father,
Mr.. Jonathan H. Clark, Mrs. PHEBE Moons,
wife Of Mr.. Hiram Moore, Jr., aged 81 years and
2 months, and / day.
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From, tine south-We est

MERIDIAN, 10th Aug.
Indications point to projected cavalry raid
DIV the Yankees, to the Yazoo Valley.
The Yellow Fever is reported as seriously
malignant at Vicksburg.
The troops of Pemberton's army are fast
.returning to mp.at Demopolis. by every
.train.
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TWILL take notice, that on the goth day Of
w August, 1868, 1T the house of Charles A.
Wetherow, in Grayson county, / will proceed TO
take the deposition of James Anderson and
others, to be read as evidence in suit now
pending in the Circuit Court of Grayson county,
wherein / am plaintiff and you are defendant.
BYRON BALLARD,
Aug. 10. 1868 2w hy his Counsel
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NEW CONCERN.
ATTRACTIVE
g. q @ 30 s )
FRESH, NEW, AND DEsIRABLEtl
Wholesale and Retail!!!
Wholesale and Retail!!!

TIME subscribers having this day formed co.
j. partnership under the style and firm of
Wilbar, Johnston & Gookin, for the purpose Of
conducting regular wholesale and retail btts-
ness in Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs snd Medic
cines, Stationery, Fancy Goous, Cutlery NC.
&c., respectfully call the attention 10 Buffers,
Dealers and the trade generally, to the following
catalogue of Goods: Z
$4,000 WATERPROOF and G. D. Gun Caps,
Is Canisters best English EiRe Powder,
so pounds bird and squirrel Shot;
80 gross Spanish and American Matches,
48 jars English table Salt livery fine:
1000 cakes imported toilet Soaps, (asso,tsd,l
15O Reams Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
$4,000 imported Envelopes, several kinds,)
1000 Packs English and American Pins,
100000 Needles; 100 sets Knitting Needles,
800 fine Pocket Knives assorted,
$50 bottles Castor Oil and Spirits Tutpentine,
800 yards plain and fancy Irish Linens,
1000 q "A Shifting and English Osnaburgs,
1000 Packs Steamboat Playing Cards,
100 doz Cedar Lead Pencils, (assorted.l
Chests Gunpowder Tea,
SO POUNDS INDIGO BLUE.
case Castor Oil,
$50 dozen Spool Cotton; 100 and 200 yards,
$50 gross agate and pearl Shirt Buttons,
so dozen Ladies' and Gents L. G. Hdk' n,
so g white and colored Hose and half do,
g heavy blue wool army Shirts,
20 Reams Wrapping Paper,
ALSO
Among many other goods in greatest demand
we have now in store the following;
Hickory Shifting, Bed Ticking, Lawns,
Best English Long Cloth, Osnaburgs,
Pure CASTLE and Cocoa Nut Oil Soap,
Aver Family Medicines,
Patent Medicines in large variety,
Gum Camphor, Gum Aloes, Assafedita,
Refined Salt Peter, Alum, Copperas,
English Flour Sulphur, Birthstone,
Black Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Mace, Nutwegs,
Epson Salts, Sponge,
Essence Cinnamon, PEPPERMINT, and Lemon,
Number Six, Cholera Mixture, Opodeldoe,
Best English Calomel, Cream Of Tartar,
Blue Mass, Dovcrs Powders. Paregor1c,
Black and Blue Commercial Ink, and many
other Goods which cannot be enumerated here,
nGr We still hold our license as Commission
Merchants, and respectfully solicit convlgn-
ments. All business entrusted to Us will bs
faithfully attended to-
nSF Suffers and Dealers are res-
pectfully requested to call and examine our
stock. .npv
We are looking soon for large stock OF DRY
,OODS and Drugs from Charleston. and comic
DENLY hope.to be able to supply the trade se
very satisfactory and reasonable pr.ccs.
49, H. T. WILBAR.
A. P. JOHNSTON.
CHAS. GOOKIN.
f Front Row, Goodson Bristol.
Aug 21 18S3-4w
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slOO REV ARD.
Two Horses,

GTOLEN from my pasture on Sunday night,
~ the 9th Of August, 1868,
Two Horses,
one Clay Bank Horse, (rather dark clay
bank, about 20 years old, about 153 hands high,
with q. stripe on his back, running from his
shoulder to his tail, Of redish color, mare and
tail Of sorrel color, rides very finely, but ira
wells rather stiff, and has lump on his left
knee: the other is a Beautiful Blood Bay Horse,
8 years old, Is IL hands high, with one white
hind foot, carries himself finely, holds high
head, and is little crest-fallen, walks, trots
and lopes finely, and PAGES tolerably well.
will pay 500 for the delivery Of said Horses,
or $50 for either, if secured SO that lean get
them again.
The horses were stolen in the Rich Valley,
Smyth county, Va. My address is Chatham Hill,
Smyth county, Va
~ . s
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Negro Boy for Sale.

On Monday next, will sell at Aution, at the
Court House door in Abingdon, No l NEGRO
BOY. Terms Cash
j. L. +. CAMPBELL, Asctfsneer.
Aug 81 18e3-lw
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Word we have in reiothm
Aug
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Notice to Tax Payers.

pTATE of Virginia, Sixty-ffth Districts COM
- posed Of the County Of Washington, Apothe-
carries. Auctioneers, Bakers, Brokers, Billiard
Rooms, Bowling Alleys, Brewers, Bankers, Cat
tie Brokers, Butchers, Circus, Commercial Bro
kers, Commission Merchants, ConfectIonersJ
Dentists, Distillcrs, Eating Houses, Ezhlblters
of Shows, Hotel Keepers, Inn Keepers. Jugglers,
Lawyers, Photographers, Physicians, hetah
Dealers Showmen, Surgeons, Tavern keepers;
Theatres, Tobacconists, Wholesale Dealers, ana
all other persons if any there be, who are re-
quired by the Tax Act of the Confederate States.
to- register true account of the name and resi-
dence of each person, firm OF corporation, en-
gagged or interested in any business named in
the fifth section Of the sold act with statement
of the time for which, and the place and man
ner in which the same is to be conducted, and OF
all other facts going to ascertain the amount OF
tar upon such business for the past or future,
according to the provision Of said act, within the
district above mentioned, are hoti6edthat, unless
they make the registry and pay the tax requir-
ed by the act, within the thirty days, commence
ing the 21st of August, and ending the I'D OF
Sept, 1863, both days inclusive; they must,
in addition to all other taxes upon their BUSH
ness, imposed by the said act, pay double the
amount of the specific tax on said business, and
like sum for every thirty days Of continued
failure.
shall attend at my office in Abingdon daily,
| Sundays excepted from 8 o'clock A. NJ. to
o'clock P. NJ
JAMES C CAMPBELL,
Collector for Sixty fifth Dist.
Aug. 81, 1863-4w
| N. B.-For the acc 5tnfRodatfoH Of parties at
or near Geodson, will visit the place Sept. 1st
and Cd.
Msgr Bristol Advocate copy twice.
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Wanted Immediately,
1--WE or SIX good Wood Choppers, black or
l white. to cut wood for the Va. s. Tenn.
Railroad, to whom liberal wages will be given.
Apply to T. G. MCCONNELL,
or JNO. L. BRADLEY.
Aug. IA, 1863-2w