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70 ~ rAio As FoLLows, " !


Upon being mustered into serve he win
be paid one months pay IN advance, sl3 90
FIRST ius'allmeni d Btahty, 20 90
Premium, 2 90
Total payment on muster sac 90
At the first regular pay day, or two
moth. after muster ii, $40 90
Az the first regular pay day aftefssx
months service, 60 90
Attn frtregular pay day after the end
of the first years service, 60 90
Attic first regaarp day amer eighteen
month service. 30 90
At The first regular pay day after two
years service, 20 90
At the first regular pay day after two
and a half Years service, 80 %
Attic expiration ofthree years service,
the remainder Of the bounty viii be
paid, rs 90
Aud each enlisted man viii be entitled to the
State pay Of 81 per month, aud L, S. pay Of
sl3 per mouth.
II The government slall not require these
troops for the fun period Of three years, and
they shall be mustered hQnorablY out Of ser.
vice before the expiration Of ;heir term OF cn+
llstmeut, they win receive, upon being mus
tered ont, the wlioleampaat oi bounty remain
ing upaid the same as ifthe tuli tcrmbad been
served.
The pay aud subsistence Of the men win
commence from the day oftheir enlistmcnt.--i
The General Recruiting Office for Bennington
County Is established 1t Tie
Vanderlip House, Manchester,
Other Recruiting Stations viii be imme.
dately opened IN different parts II tie Conn
ty, in charge Of officers and men belonging to
tie Company being raised.
BY order of PETER q. WAsHBTRN,
A4jutant aui Inspector General.
CHARLES FIELD,
RECRUITING OFucrH.
Dorset, Sept. q ISog-lsn
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF TAXES, !
Richmond May 8, 1864.

j
INSTRUCTIONS in reference to the assess.
4 ment aud collection Of the additional ten
par cent on protits.-lt having been ASCERTAIN.
sa taal an error has been committed In the
ssssSsmant and collection of the additional
Nn per cent on profits, all assessors will as
see sas profits, only made by buying and sell.
n's AZ any time between the let day Of Jsnu.
sasy, 1905 aud the lst day Of January, 1865
me profits On which the tax is imposed by I
ead IL paragraph of Sec Of an act entitled
aA act to levy additional taxes for the com
iAon defence aud support of the Government. -
MO me prohts msds by buying and selling be.
s"oen the times mentioned, the eopulstive
eonlaheIlon and" being used, the buying and
ing mnst both take place between the lss
10y Vi Jahuary, 1863 and the lst day of Janu.
~ iooo Such were the instructions Issued
NV '.,I's, inns once Oh tho ist March, 1861. and
,IaS "o 70 found at page of additional instruc-
' lHofefore the erroneous assessments
.e, e III soms districts need not be collected
aaa 'hs assessors will refrain from such ~.
sessments
Il, - me ten per cent additional tax on prof.
i@ m4ae by buying and selling between the
10y OF Jsnaary, 1868, (inciudin9 that day J
I "a ,hs 'ist day Of Dsce nabsr, 1864. (includ,
"s '"st day } will be asseseod and collected Al
ice so' ias PROFITS derived from the sams sonrce,
H., meeh t 'hs ist dsy Of January, 1864, and the
q. aAy OF Dscsmbsr, 1861, both included, will
III. assessed S,sd and collected immsdixtsly aiass
u" DAY VI December, 1854
j. w. II UNDERWOOD,
acting Commissioner Of Taxes
ny w,,yhsa) I'm, &. u. MEMMis0gR,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Nsw YoRK's Guerra UEDxR rms NEXT DRAFT -
ls,lsr fron, New York, dated the a9ih uIiimo,
says
Tl,s steamer that leaves for Newhe1m to-iaoIrow
tahrs Out seyesai agents from ,i,s neighhosins
c"natiss duly ansh0Iz-d by Goyernor Seymoui
VIII lam Iashcr, who goes as the agent 1T Queens
county The city and county ef New York
Hseaa~ bile loIds iis hands, iaDks an. and does
nDthtsg Its Board Of Supervisors and rich capt.
thing Wtb turn W 70 caase the Asal be deferred
~ after the 5th VI eeptember, and hence All prs
esst sfost ~ gsise ihs qaosa has mb0Ht ceased
Tas tvi'y " ihis puitcy may te appasest whea too
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THE WAR NEWS.

There was nothing at all of interest
transpiring yesterday to attract the at
tention of the public. At Petersburg
all was quiet - not shell thrown during
the day-owing probably to the fact that
yesterday was the Yapkee fast ant
prayer day ordained by Lincoln
From other quarters the news was
Onite as dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05
FROM GEOR0fa.

ATLANTA, August 4, 1S64.-Late yesterday
afternoon heavy skirmishing occurred along
the entire line, and continued till after night
fall. Every effort of the enemy to dislodge
our skirmish line was defeated. We still
hold our original lines.
The firing OF musketry and artillery was
brisk on portion of the line. A few pri-
soners were captured on our front. The
city Was vigorously shelled in the meantime.
During the night young lady was killed by
a shell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

VALUABLE Farm Of $40 acres, with good i'm
provemen,s, on the Williamsburg Stage Road
. mites rom Richmond, for sale privately of"r
for sal. the farm focaicd above containing $40
acres, ITO OF which Is cleared and In good state
OF cultivation. Most of the balance heavily wood
ed. There Ia tiae young orchard OF about $50
choice huit uees rae improvements consist Of
2st1ry fame dwelling, sufficient for the acc ON.
nndation OF large family; Kitchens, barn, stable,
&c, all In good order, viii, well of excellent wa
ter In the yard. This affords an opportunity of Sc
curing comfortable home, or for inv. stment In
land ear iffe city rarely to be met with Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms, apply to
PW GkUBBj,
Successor TO Goddin * Apperson.
O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

A steamboat on tie anal "A beautiful
little side wheel steamer, called the "Min-
ME Gorgas." so named after the daughter
Of the efficient head Of the Ordnance Ba-
reau, has recently been put upon the James
River canal. and in point Qf appearance and
speed presents a lively contrast TO the slow
moving, clumsy looking boats that have
heretofore had undisputed sway OF this val
uabie source Of COMMUNICATION through
some ef the most fertile counties In the
State S1e WAS built ut the Beliona Arsenal,
aud is the property OF the Confederate Gov
ernmcnf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05
MILITARY PROMOTION.

Brgader General William Malone
has been appointed Major, General in the
Confederate army, the date of his com
mission TO he from the 3oth Of July,
1864. General Malone has been acting
Major-Generalf for some time past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Police arrests -OfIicsrs Bibb aud Granger
arrested yesterday afternoon free negre< 8
named Fanny Lewis. charged with harboring
Peter, slave of Neil McCurdy.
Maria, slave of John Clark, charged with
stealing lot of meat, soap and wood from
w. r. Davidson, was also arrested and com
United to the cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Il ~, fchtIsHED--Barrow>s's Fisno Yorss
q, ~ ~, aiass- seS edisloa u thls vsluahIs wosk
ya,a Voc ei those tskiag lessons on ths PtAno
raj s,... hn just been pubsisiad Psics % A libs-
.irss - .sa. 10 the trade. Tue heek win - ssnl
S'1tsze ca rtcsspt Of a. Address
W D COOKE,
..s iYesbyterias Pubucssiep poossg.
Ssssw' liz Main o., xtcAmon1, W.
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kO0 DOLLARS aeward II viii give ,L.

500 sss, e. =. q 'ssy nc. re
boy John, about II or ls years old, light copper
color, with short, straight hair; had Whsa hS Islt
Q SUIT Ct cotton clothes, dyed snuG color. John
WAS purchased Of DR. Wright, OF Alabama have
NO doubt he Il with our army The above reward
will be paid for his apprthsnsion end delivery y
Lee b Bowman, Richmund, Va, or secure1 = any
jaii 10 that gdA him. WI 0WIN.
U lA-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Robbery. "A large amount Of lard, bacon !,
-four, &c., was stolen on Wednesday night
from the stofe room Of Henry 3. Ncidham,
on Baker street, beyond Brook Ayenue.-
The thieves sG .cted an entra nee into the
house by lifting the blinds from the rear
basement window and hoisting II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH:


ynteFed according 10 act OF Congrcss In the yea
lee3 by J. 3. THR AsH - In tbs Clerk ofses si
the District Court Of the Confederate States 10,
ths Northern District Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

G. s. DAtrict G1ark-No business uf any
Haiybustou postponed taking up any Of tina
habeas c0ypns easss tn the 18th instant. The
court viii meet Agaln this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

CsSERAL pENRY K JACKSON has gone 20 the from
with orfeTs, we learn, 10 take the command mad,
vacant I'm the Army of Tennessee by the death
Brlgadier General ii Stevens
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80, = l,,l,owAxDsa = IA.
0FFICTAL.
nm, re RESERVE forces or VA, I
hh"' Richm snd, July 81, 1854.

cxrGAI. ORDERS, No -
[ "a n rersons belonging TO the Rsserve
u a. now sbsent from their commands, and
teSasia,, tereSss, % %unexpired furlonghs granted aud
ret nsI he reserve commander, u1ier sa:hor-
fsse" fss,a,, ,hese beadqua,t ters, a.e required i'm
W ifosn ~, - ,a;u their respective COO p inies
m'sssVa asld 1uder the penalty Of bsiag ss-
s ssy. t. ers.: ~ a: e il 'a,ss ss
sefN'e~ ,be ages of eighteen aud forty five.
is'%s'@ ,Ss expiration Of ten days after The post
@ c mis- order il 'as, G rsnpsSs,ss psSoms,y counties.
eeuh'' Ire ueulivued absestees aud cause
's.@ 81 NJ "a be delivered st ihe nearest camp OF
ios" io',,as!ion fer assignment TO servioe with ,e
"'.IG ".G Gtarlopshs, Of absence ard empo.
A.xametions granted or extended y az.
az ol,i>ers either before or siucs the IL h
I',""f Nav, 1901, are revoked and dse'a I
2s Intel. yoid, AMI will oct protect the par
''''I ',.N snI1ias them from arrest aud assignment
u'S w., se,fve forces under this order.
Nv order ot Brig Gen kENPsR,
ua1-Ix IL cArLEiF, A. a q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

rIyu cur Friends and the Pubic gcnArA'iy.-Being
bout :, engage In another branch Of basipess
M which duo no,,ce will be given In ahort tme)
we shall fror this day retire frtn the business of
real es Ate ua,,oneers, In which Io have 10 long
been ergssed. For the liberal patronage extended
hnowledsmeu,s We have tFAnefeEYed 10 Mr. w
(,rubb, cur el.ce ssd the good wil Of the esablah
NEST, aud bsg hasve TO recommend him fsvorahiy
70 cur friends F,r the present. We can be feuad
nj old sniee, next door 70 the INK 81 virginia.
au l-lW GDpDtN AffEkSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Judge Lyoss transacted no busin(ss In his
his Z ,urt yesterday. Important matters
will be taken up this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

>Waternaelons are as plentiful at this time
as they ever have beeu at any other season,
and yet it is rarely that any of them can be
bought for less than from i've TO fifteen dol
lars The price asked is about hfty times
higher than before the war, while the
cost of raising them is neither more ex
pensiye nor more troublesome. People
would do well to let them alone until the
venders come down in their demands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

MAJOR GENERAL MArRY, commanding the Dis
trici OF the Gulf, has issued an order f0rhiddine
the shipment Of any more cotton 20 Mobile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

E-OR Saie-A No 1 csvairy horfe, young. sour d
and gentle wallis rapidly end lcpes nueiy.
OEicers 10 search Of horses weuld do well to call
and see him. Address "C B,' Dispatoh oHics.
an 2-Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Another life Of Gen, Thomas J. Jackson.-
Professor II. l.. Dabney, of Hampden Sid
ney College, is preparing life Of General
Thomas j. (Stonewal) Jackson, the pro-
ceeds from the sale of which are to be for
the benefit OF his family. Professor Dahney
was General Jackson's Adjutant General
aud Chief Of Staff, and was ia close compan-
ionship with him during the whole OF his
campaigns, as we'll IS his most intimate
friend from his boyhood up to the time of
his death it is, therefore, reasonable to
suppose that the work which he is preparing
will be of superior merit. The life will
be embraced in two volumes, each one CT
which will be embell isht d with an accurate
photograph of the iliustIious hero-the ii rst
representing him as q Maj Or in the Virginia
service, ard the second as General in the
Confederate army. The arrangements ter
its publication have been entrusted to the
well known publishing house Of A. Morris,
oftbis city, and Mr. Charles II. Wypne is to
do the printing, which is q sufficient guar
antee that the work will be well executed.
An edition will also be printed by MtssIs.
Nesbit II Co, Of London, in order that du :
plicate steraotyped plates may be procured,
which cannot be done in the Confederacy.--
4 large portion Of the first volume has al
ready Deen worked Oft, and it is thought that
III Il few weeks the whole will be completed
and ready for distribution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Middle District Association body,
composing twenty five Baptist Churches in
Che sterfield, Powhatan and Amelia, Is now
holding its annual session at Branch's Bip-
tist Church, Eve miles from Manchester.-
William Winfree, Esq, is moderator, and
Rev. H. g. Crews, clerk. Rev. j. j. ID. Rem
iroe preached the Introductory sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson spoke in behalf OF
the orphans of deceased soldiers, and 10 ised
a large sum.-Mr. w. Il. Cbalkley headed the
amount with donation of $500. Two per
sons agreed to adopt each an orphan and
provide for its maintenance and education.
The meeting is a very pleasant one and
is largely attended. To day several interest
ing subjects will be discussed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Strike Amoag tie q are Dlggers - The
Irish grave diegers at Hollywood Cemetery
are on strike for higher wages. The Su
perintendent refused To accede to their oe-
inands. aud then employed q lot Of negroes
to do the work; but before they had fairly
gotten under way the strikers pitched into
them with shillelahs ana drove them Off. 1t
is stated that force of negroes from the
penitentiary was finally permitted yesterday
to set in undisturbed. The amount paid the
Irish grave-diggers was seven dollars per
GaV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

G q N D X Il Is.
~ SO bushels corn meal
10 do rye
bhls lard
500 lbs bacon
20 bbis Il ,ur
10 bags d ur,
On consignment and f,r sale by
Au 3-3t% VIZ PRICE 18th str est
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

nFULEN OF Lest--A eer,ificaie Of deposit OF zoo,
- for . Confederate per cent bond, dated Feb
ruary goth, gvso to Ms Ei zsb eth Ann Nelson,
and assigned to me. l iatend to apply to the
Treasury Department for the ron.wai Of ssid car
t.fi a'e. and hereby Caution slr persona against
takirg tbs eame. WM SANDS.
iy 22-lAS6ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-05

Mayors tomt-The following is a sum
mary of the proceedings before the Mayor
yesterday:
James Dunn, q white boy, was charged
with being disorderiy and throwing stones
at persons on Byrd street. A sentinel on
duty 1T the Petersburg railroad depot dis
covered Dunn in q car stealing peas aud
drove him oil, whereupOn he cursed the
guard and pelted him with stones, which
amusement he kept up till officer Norris was
sent for to arrest him The Mayor sent him
under charge OF an officer to The poo house,
but the keeper of that institution refused to
admit him ON the glound that It was diff
cult to keep him, as he had already been an
inmate several times before and would hardly
he there an hour before he would run away.
L nder these circumstances he was commit
ted TO the city Jail.
Joseph Fisher aud William NJ FL aton, boye
about twelve and fourteen years of age, were
charged with gambling in a public place,
nsar the sidewalk on I'd street. They were
orally ieprimaUded ana discharged
George, slave of Reuben L Lacy, charged
with feoniously br, aking into and entering
the dwelling house of Alexander Il Holla-
day, and stealing various articles of 9roce-
ries, &c, amounting in value TO 5 900, WIS
committed 10 await future hearing. This
makes the fith person who has been ar
rested upon suspicion of being engaged in
LuiS IODDti(.
Il white woman named Frances Taylor
was charged with trespassng upon the pre-
,nises OF General Ewell. Being woman of
bad character and addicted to the too free
use OF Intoxicating liquors, and tho trefore not
likely to find any person who would be
willing to go her security il it was required
of her, the Mayor decided to discharge her
with an admnntioR.
Mrs. Mary McChesney, very respectable
looking white woman, was held to security
for using abusive aud threatening language
towards Mrs. Martha Wyatt, one Of her
peighbors.
Two negro women, named Kesiah and
Lizzie, charged with using abusive language
towards james Mitchell, were ordered to be
whipped.
the following parties were committed to
Jail till such time as their status can be
proved: John, save OF Horace Lacy, of
Fredericksburg, suspected of being aIuu-
away and stealing one bag of corn from
some person unknown, and Henry, slave Of
Maria HUBBARD, charged with stealing apples
and onions, and with being runaway.
John Ford, q driver of an ice-cart, was
fined five dollars for blowing his horn in the
street. The police have been instructed to
arrest every person heard blowing horns in
the street.