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LIST OF EsESERTERS
Et'CMa the NzsyysstOsl eFvlSslc3.y.

fTNIIE following named persons, members of tho
L, Staunton Artillery. are now absent without
leave, and are regarded scs deserters. A reward
of THIRTY DOLLARS each, will sss.paid for their
apprehension and delivery to their Company, viz
PR TIES,
Terence O'Conner, Staunton, said to be in the
9th Va. Cavalry.
Rohert Eddings, porsfepublic, now N Stapnton.
II. Rev, near Grecnyi!le, Augusta County.
john Fuller, Marcellus Robinson, Martin Con.
Cannon, Patrick Honnahan, George Brown, Staun-
ton.
E. "A. Markl$y. near Middlebrook, Augusta Co
John F. RYAN, ScottsviIe.
Wn. r. Nader, near Mipt Spring.
John Tanoald. J. Z, Roseptsop, Stafford Co.
John kingx alias IIs.av. Maryland.
A. w. CARRIER, Capt Staunton Art'ry.,
Camp near Bowling Green, Va.
March 20, 1SG3.-tf-Spec COPY
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Eve call attention to the no
tice of Mr.. Bennett, Auditor for the
Commonwealth, from which it will be
seen that the Legislature of Virginia
has so framed the tax-!aw as to CO.
operate with the policy of the Com
tederate Governmental regard to fund
ing outstanding Confederate notes
This harmonious cooperation on the
part of Virginia is such as should
characterize the State and Confederate
authorities in this their great esigen-
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HEADQUARTERS. l?rH Va. C4vALKY,ae-
March 3lst, loG3.
A REWARD Or THIRTY DOLLARS each
"A VIII de paid for the apprehension OF the fol
lowing named deserters from my commando VIZ:
i. &C. TREVEY, Co. IL, 18th Va. Cav airy.
WM. L. HATCHER, Co. 2, 18th Va. Cavalry
They are supposed to be in l!ocAbridga County
A. W. liAhMAN, Col.
12;l Va. Cavalry.
April 10, ls6s-5t
Ma-Lex. Gazette copy ct. and forward bill to
this Office.
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Eas- In the storm of Saturday night last,
the steamer Vicksburg lying at the Vicks-
bnrg landing, broke from her mooring and
fell into the hands Of the enemy. The
Vicksburg vas one Of the finest boats on
the river, although her machinery had been
taken out, and she viii consequently be of
but little use to the Yankees Lynch
burg Republican,.
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CENT1gAI4 HOTEL

CWIRIOTTE'ST "A
THE Proprietor of this convenient HOTEL re-
4 spectfully calls the attention Of the
K.ravolldnE Public
to the situation If his House, being immediately on
the Railroad. and thereby avoiding all chances of
being left by the trains. His table, supplied with
the best the kets afford and his well ventilated
rtoms, furnished with
CLEAN BEDD ING,,
afford comfortable entertainment to til. WEARY
TRAVELLER. He respectfully solicits the patronage
of the public.
Wv. BAILEY.
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PUBLIC SALE .

7 WILL sell at public auction on MONDAY,
l. 27th APRIL, 1868, (CUURT-DAY.) in front
OF the Court house in the Town of Staunton,
90 ACRES ofvery good land,
situate r Sh3+l " est of Stanton on The Staun-
tor and P&r,1ersaurg Turnpike, adjoining Glad
we'll and others. A right of way is reserved
through Gladwcli's land, for the benefit of this
tract.
Also LOT IN THE TOWN OF STAJNa'nN,
lying between the lots of John Teabo and NJ Finn
containing about 5Ola squa poles. This very
eligible building lot.
Should any person desire to purchase either or
both of these lots privately. application may be
made to Gen. VIM. II. liarnlan.
MS- Terms cash, or n gnti,5 not. well en-
dorsed. JOHN ID. iMBODEN.
April 3, 1S63.--tds-Sy,ee cf,y
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/ ANNOUNCEMENT

gsts- We are authorized TO announce Hon. J Ohm
b. BALDWIN,, as candidate for eselection to
the Congress of the Confederate States, in the 18th
Congressional District composed of the Counties
Of AUGUSTA, Roekbridge,. Rockingham Pendleton,
Bath, Allegheny, Highland and Pecahontas.
March 81, 1861 tide;
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DI D.

Ia Steunton. on the 2lst ultiimo, Atrs. III. 4.
BROWN. in the 5Sth year of her age.
On Thursday, the Goth ult.. at his residence il
Fincastle, Mr.. HENRY W. CAMPER.
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Executors Sale.

EzNEC tZLCF > 5Sg1C.
WILL be sol en- Saturday, the 18th inst, at
w my LANYARD. in Highland County. four
miles from Monterey,
One Hundred Acres of Land,
belonging to the estate Of James w. Puien, decd
The tract is well watered with some improvements
and quantity Of good timber it. A large por-
ton OF it can be made good grazing land. Terms
made known on Il day OF sale.
JOHN S. PULTFN
Ex'or of James W. Pullen, decd
April 10 IO53--tds
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T@sRzTgIEH.

YKTEhaye associated with us in the ''Virgini.
w Hotel" Ugene G.. Peyton. The firm will
hereafter be 7, p. Peyton & Brothers. We are
thankful for past patronage, and hope to merit
continuance ct it..
All persons taSing claims against, or who arc in
debted to the firms Of Jordan " Pey ton, or VIM.
II. Pevton Il Brother, are asked to come forward
promptly for settlement.
March 27 IS6;-Spcc, CODY ct.
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MARRIED.

On the 24tb of March at the residence of tee
brides mother, cir. JOHN HINER, of Highland
to Miss JANE MeaLAUGHLIN, Of P ocahontas
County.
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NOTICE.

FARMERS are cautioned against set Of IN
4 POSTERS, who are said to be going about thy
county Representing Themselves as agents for the
Staunton. Our agents are Augustus Bloitf AND
Henry +. Bryan all ,othets are IMPosrERs All q
should be treated as such.
By order of the Surgeon in Charge
J. w. MORGAN Chief Steward
Aurll 3D. 1S63.-At
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CORPORATION ELECTION.


At an election for Mayor and other off
GERS fthe corporation held "Wednesday last
the following gentlemen were elected N
K. Trout Mayor; Fl NJ. Bell, Geo. e
Price, w H. Hartman, Edwin NJ. Taylor
Jno. Scherer, VIM q. sterett. Geo. Bay.
lor, A. Lynn, B. r. Points, Jas "
Crawford and VIM II. Wilson, Council
men; Chapman johnson, Commonwealth
Attorney r. II. Stevenson, Sergeant, anc
J. Il. Smith, Commissioner Of theReyenue.
At a meeting of the Council held or
Thursday morning, Messrs.. e. NJ. Taylor
and H. NJ. Bell, rendered their rcsigna.
tons and L. P Peyton and j. w. HARDY
were elected in their place. =
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.Advertisln g Agency.
The undersigned offers his services to persons
desiring to Advertise in any of the papers in the
Southern Confederacy. Persons in the country
wishing to Advertise their LAND OR OTHER
would DO well to avail tleihselre of
my Agency. ] will also forward subscriptions to
the SOUTHERN FIELD & FIREsIDE and other papers,
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman ssStaunton Vindicalor.''
Anril 10 1899
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M oTTCE.
r WISH to hire as Cooks and Nurses in the Gem
i eraI Hospital, at stanton. Va, THIRTY NE
GRO MEN an i TWENTY WOMEN For men,
$50 per month will be paid, and ST. per month fer
women.
Those having such to hire, will please apply to
me 1T the Hospital before disposing Of them
BY order Of the Surgeon in charge.
l. w. MCRGAN, Chief Steward.
April 10. 1865. 1t
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OFFICE OF CoSFEpEEArE STATES DaPostgoaY
Staunton, March 3lst 1864.

OFFICE OF CoSFEpEEArE SrATEs Dapostgoer.
Stanton, March 3lst, 1863.
TNHE holders Of Treasury Notes are hereby noti-
Il fled that their notes may be forthwith fund d
at this Office upon the following terms:
All Treasury Notes not bearing interest which
bear da tie prior to the LIST December, 1862 are en-
titled to be funded in Eight per cents up to the
22d of April next, after which date they can only
be funded in Seven per cents.
All Treasury Notes not bearing interest which
bear date subsequent to the lst Dccemb:r 1862
are entitled to be funded in Seven per cents
Certificates for the amounts paid will be issued
to the parties which WILL be taken up in bonds or
stock, bearing the date and Interest as soon
they be obtair ed.
BY order secretary Treasury.
A. F. KINNEY,
April l. 1863 I'm c. s. Depo~itarv
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PROSPECTIVE.


firm enough to enable Fighting Joe
Hooker to advance, which advance,
according to Northern papers, is only
delayed by the condition Of the roads.
At any rate the Spring campaign can
not be long deferred, and we may look
yciyT-soon for an advance in Tennes-
see, South Carolina, Louisiana and
Mississippi, as well as in Virginia.
Our people seem to have an abiding
faith in our success at all points save
on the Mississippi, distrusting slightly
our ability to withstand the tremend-
GUS efforts Of the abolitionists to Sc
cure the untrammelled possession OF
that river We can only judge by the
past as to the success we are likely to
meet with tn the future, and as we
know that after each attack on these
places on the mississippi, which have
been held by our forces, the weaker
points Of our defence have been
strengthened and other defences added,
50 as to overcome the great prepon-
derance Of numbers and munitions
brought to bear at every successive at
tack, we think we have reason to be-
leve that our preparations to meet
the enemy are sufficiently strong to
foil them in all other attempts to
take these much coveted points.
We firmly believe that all attempts
to avoid a direct attack by ditching
&C., will ipgove1to be failures, but at
the same time do not lose sight of the
immense stake for which both sides
are splaying, and hope that the dis
trust felt will prove wholesome slim
ulous to greater exertions to prevent
the accomplishment Of the purposes of
the enemy. They desire to possess
this great conduit Of the west to ap-
pease those states which have shown
SO much restlessness in its possession
blythe Cenfederacy,; and thereby pre-
vent an internal strife ). while we on
The othey--hand desire to hold it per-
o.
manently to secure a safe communica-
ton with our trans Mississippi sisters.
La securing this we will inevitably
bring about the very. dissension which
the Aholitionists ffe sss most, which if
any thing can, will cause the North
Western States to profer the forma-
ton of a league with us, .prepara-
tory to a separation from the old
Union. Wedo notmean incorporation,
for we are confident, they know it
would not be acceptable, but if they
did propose,it, it would be respectfully
declined, with the suggestion that they
possessed a vast extent of territory ca
.pable of the formation Of a great Re
public, with which wewould be pleased
to live on terms of amity and friend
ship lpft not in the closer relation Of
co-equal, sister States. Let us en-
deavor to keep possession of the Mis-
sissippi as the great inducenaent, and
offer any minor ones, to the formation
Of a neighboring North Western Re-
public with which We may live ON the
most intimate and friendly interna-
tional relations, but not an induce
ment to unite with us, no, never
never!
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sXWTTaTa

DERSONS warting swil for thei Hogs, can be
i Supplied at 81 per barrel at the Sta unton Dis
tlery MASON & HARTMAN.
A, ril 10, 1S63.@-tf
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Head Quarters. Cam, staunton,

The families and friends of any of the men bs-
longing TO ny Regiment, 40 have left their over
coats or blankets at home, will please forward thew
to me to seIi to the Regiment as they are great
~ in want of,them
appeal e, the citizens of Bath, Augusta and
Rockbrldgc to furnish 200 pairs of socks for my
Regiment, for which will pay the highest cab
price on delivery. i also appeal to all good Cit
zens OF Bath, Rockbrdge and Augusta. to give IN
tcrmatio in regard to any of the members of u
Regiment who are at home without leave, as every
man is needed now and should be at his post.
Nj, G.. HARMAN.
III Col. Sind Reg't va. Vols
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For Hire.

A NEGRO BOY thirteen years of age, active
~ and sprightlyt home n the country andSon
farm preferred. Tasse desiring such boy would
April 3, lo63.-3t
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA

-
We learn from gentleman fist
through from the West, that the. Yam
KEGS are endeavoring to force into theil
service, (whether py draft or conscrip-
ton he did not know all persons
liable to military duty in the county
of Randolph and it's presumed that
the same thing is being done in other
counties in their possession. He says
that crowds are flying to the NOUN
tains to avoid it, and will as, opportu-
mites offer, come through the enemy's
| lines and swell our ranks.
Last Friday night a report was re-
celved at the camp Of our forces in
Pocahontas, that a Yankee force was
advancing; Immediately two companies
Capt. Marshalls and Capt. McNeil's
started to meet them, but falling to
find them at Green Bank where they
were reported to be, they scattered in
small parties for the purpose Of cap
turing Union men known to be in
their proximity, and were attacked at
two different points by the Union men.
They succeeded in taking three of the
traitors prisoners and killing ore. The
notorious Gibson, who was one Of the
panty, escaped.
The officers Of Pierpont's state are
collecting taxes for the two preceding
'ears as well as the present.
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sETTT,H rTPi.

YNHE subscriber requests all those who In
i debted to him to come toward and pay him
what they are owing, and request hose who have
accounts against him to present them for settle
ment. He also requests those having watches or
jewelry in his hands tor repair to call for them, as
he intends to quit his present business
April 3, lS63--3t A LANG.
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received, 1000 lbs. PRIME
~ SUGARS; which will be sold low.
Feb 27.-tf J. b. HoGE:
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Household and Kitchen furniture
At AUCYION.

WE will sell on MONDAY, the 18th inst, a
w the residence Of Rev &. B. TAYLOR,
BEDS AND BEDSTEADS;
PARLOR CHAIRS;
STOVES;
TABLES
BUREAUS:
TABLE WARE. &C., &c.
BRUCE 4 PECK, Auej ioheers.
AOril IN 90
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ARMY NORTHERN VIRG1NtA, ]
April 9th. 1868.

April 9th. 1868.
Edtter Of the indicator;
Allow US through your valuable paper,
to call upon Governor John Letcher to an
nounce himself candidate for Congress in
the 18th Congressional District. The SER
vices of our best and wisest statesman are
needed and he is the man for this position
in the trying ordeal through which our
country is passing.
MANY SOLDIERS
from the 18th Congrcssiof.s, District.
For the vindcasor
The following Ticket will be supported
for members of.the House Of Delegates.
from this County.
HUGH w SHEFFEY, Esq.
Maj. JAMES WALKER.
Col. VIM. II. HARTMAN.
MANY VOTERS.
April 10, 1863.-1t*
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Notdee - C9nsoriPts.

Not1ce t6 Con@criptS.
QUARTER-MASTER'S OFFICE,
SfAUSroN, March Is, 1868.
r HAVE authority to have detailed for co days
i from, Conscripts in this district such men as
may select for TRANSFERS. None reed apply
to me but such as can come well recommended for
character and qualifications. For such as prove
faithful, l can secure renewal OF detail. Apply
at once through the Enrolling Officer;
II. NJ. BELL,
April 3,-2ts Major d Q. NJ.
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We are pleased to see Fl. w.
Shelley Esq, Speaker Of the Housey
7ur representative in the General As
sembly Of Virginia, at home again, and
most heartily concur with our neigh
Dor Of the Spectator in his suggestion
that alr. Shcffey be invited to deliver
his lecture, on that excellent subject
s'The women Of the South" here, at
his earliest convenience, and appro-
pirate the- proceeds to the benefit of
the Soldiers families We have no
doubt that Mr. Shetfey would comply
with this -taulable request, and that
.hc would be listened to.with pleasure
by /; large audience.
b rs We are authorized to atnounce HOW Z y.
sPEyTON, Esq, as a candidate. to represent TIL
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ICE! ICE

ICE. lIlT :.
DARTIES desiring to be supplied SSsth ICE du-
Il ring the coming season can do So, BY applying
to the undersigned, as he will lie able te supply =
few families throughout the season. To accciiimo-
date customers, my Ice-bouse will be omen both
morning and evening. JOHN BECK
Staunton, 10, lS63.-6t*
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commissioners sale,

ID Y virtue of decree rendered on the 18th lay
Id OF June, 1860, in the Circuit Court f A uYu>ta
County, in the of Savage for &C.. Mc)ar-
el, will offer 70, sale. public auction on the
premises. Tuesdsy the l4A duy Of Aprii meet,
certain tract OF land in the bill mentioned; con-
tanfgs
q CRIES.
which is a House and other improvements sit
uattd on Middle River i'll Augusta County ad-
joining the lands of VIM. Ochiltree and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enoueh in hand to pay the
costs of suit and SALE and The balance upon a credj'
of6, II and IS months. thepW ciasaM irving U6ads
with appr we'd personal security, ana the leg.i ii
tie retained ultimate security.
E. I. ALBEkTSON, Comm.
= March Is, 1863 -tds-Prs fee Sc.
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For the Vindicator.
AUGUSTA County, April 9th 1863.

AUGUSTA County, April 9th 1865. :.
Mr.. EDITOR: Awe have noticed a call
on Col, NJ G. Harman in your last issue,
signed Rockbridge, and agreeing with the
writer that men of practical ability are
needed to represent us in the present trying
emergency, and believing that few men pos
sess that rare and needful quality in great
er degree, together With more unbounded
zeal for the success OF Gil cause, than Col
Haraiah. We request him to announce
himself as candidate for the next Congress
from this Congressional district
MANY CITIZENS OF AUGUSTA.
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WEnfod.

~ 0O0 HOOP POLES wanted, for making
IU,VOU Whiskey Barrels, Apply at Stali-
ton Distllery. MASON d HARTMAN.
April 3, 1S63.-tf
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Answer next week.
For the vindtca tor.

that our Legislative bodies should be com
posed Of the wisest and most experienced
statesmen. Every days experience teaches
us how much has been lost by nasty trivial,
or i'll devised legislation, and all are pain
fully aware of the fact that there has been a
lack Of that wisdom and experience on the
part Of many Of our Representatives, 50 es-
sential to safe and bene6cient legislation.
The voters of the 18th Congressional Dis
trict have right to commend the services
Of man who ns q statesman has no supe-
rior within the limits Of the Confederacy.
We allude to Gov. John fletcher. The
man whose great practicable wisdom, fore
sight and ability, have made him illustrious
throughout the Confedcracy as Governor Of
Va. should not be allowed to retire from
the public service at time like the pres
ent. Governor Lctcher is worn by the la.
bors of Office and the cares of weighty re-
sponsibilty, and would doubtless be glad
to retire from the public service at least for
a time. But from his well known
as patriot, we do not believe he will re-
frain to serve the people of the 18th Con
gressional District, Let his old constitu-
ents call him forth vace more as their rep
resentative in Congress where he could rem
der.iavaluablen service to the whole county.
MANY VOTERS OF OLD AUGUSTA.
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Es The sale Of the "Kalorama0
property has been postponed to a-fil-
ture day lot which due notice viii lie
E!Ten,
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ViREIN1A.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
flee OF the Circuit Court tor Augusta County
the 9th day of April 1868:
Horace l. Kent ana George ". Atwatcr surviving
partners Of Horace L. Kent, George r. Kendaa
e George Al. Atwater, late partners under t,le
mime and style Of Kent, Ecn@ all Il Atwater, who
sue fer the use of Horace L. Kent,-Plaintfs.
Against
Breeze Johnson, David Fultz. John j. LareN and
John Newton, Administrators John w. Will
son, decd, Thomas j. Niche, John Churchman,
and the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia-Defts is.
The object OF this suit is to attach in the hands
of the home Defendants any money, bonds, stocks
or other property belonging to or coming to the
Defendant Breeze johnson, sufficient satisfy the
Plaintiffs claim against said johnson.
The Defendant, Breeze johnson, not having en-
tered his appearance and it appearing by satsfac-
tory evidence that he is not resident OF this Com
monwealth-: 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication of this no
tice, and do What is necessary to protect his in
terest -.
a o0p'-'ss' &. F. KINNEY, clclk.
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JiRGINIA.-AtRul Rules held in the Clerks Of
' flee OF the Circuit Court Of Augusta County,
the 9th day of April, 1868.
McCIung Il Peyton, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
John Newton, AdTf'ni. t,'a tors Of John W. Will
son, decd, Thomas j. Niche, John Church.
man, and the Bank of the Valley in Virginia.
Defendants.
The object Of this suits to attach in the hands of
the home Defendants any money, bonds, stocks or
other property belonging to or coming to the De-
-cndant, Breeze johnson, sufficient to satisfy the
Plaintiffs claim against said Johnson.
The Defendant, Breeze. ohnson, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing b., salts
factory evidence that he is a resident OF TIA is
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after dee .pphiicaton of this no.
terest.
A Copv-Teste,
A. F. KINNEY, Clerk.
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NEW AUCTION CONCERN

VIE u undersigned having taken out A UCTlON
= ihS hN oE, offer their services in the sale of
and, Negroes, Horses, Wares, and Merchsnd;se
either IN town Or country. Auction Rooms -
B'cSes 9, old Stand. Consignments of all kinds of
so'as sonci'ed. A. NJ. BRUCE,
II. H.. PECk.
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AUDIToR,s OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va, March 30th, 1862
: In pursuance of the requirements Of an act EN-,
tilted Gan act imposing taxes for the support OF
the Government, passed March Is, 1868, tt e an
nexed sections Of said act are Published.
j. Nj. BENNETT,
Auditor of P ubic Accounts
49,.
AN ACT IMPOSING TAXES THE SUPPORT or coy
EENMsNr, PASSED MARCH 2SrH,.l 1853.
Section 90. AsThe act entitled an ACT authorizing
tie receipt IF Confederate States Treasury Notes
in payment Of taxes and other public dues passed
March 22nd, 1862 be and the same is hereby amend
ed so to read as follows:
s.Confederate States non-interest bearing notes
of the denomination of or over five dollars, dated
and issued and after the first day o. April 1868,
shall hereafter be recesssle in psyfneas Ct taxes
and other public dues to the State"
Sec. 81. The Auditor of Public Accounts shall
cause the preceding section to be published in at
least FIVE newspapers in the city of Richmond, and
in the papers inthe; cities of Lynchburg and Pc
ters, aud in the towns of Danville, Stanton and
WytLeyile, for at least four weeks.
April 10, lsG3.-zW-Spec copy
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SOLDIERS REFEGEES

1t should be borne in mind that the
General Assembly Of Virginia has
passed an act providing for Voting ii
camps and elsewhere by persons in The
military service and refugees, at tho
next State. election, and also that
counties now held by the public enc
my are entitled to representation. 81,